Boundary Labyrinth and the Foreign Magician

Cacao seems to be a plant that prefers an environment of delicate conditions. Various environments needed to be created for planting, such as installing more magic props for sprinkling water, calculating the angle at which sunlight would strike with the wiz, and using wooden magic to create a cover like a sun umbrella so that it would be properly shaded... I proceeded with the work and managed to form it in consultation with Floria.

"He said he'd be comfortable with this."

Floria told me with a smile when I finished all sorts of things and even planting them.

Harvester snorted Yeah, and the Baromets sounded good out of the fruit, too, he seems to be telling me.

"With regard to the Baromets, you're going to figure it out. There's plenty of straw when you harvest rice, so you won't have a problem eating."

And when Forceto laughed and said so when he saw how Barometz was doing, Barometz was thanking him with a ringing that meant to say thank you for moving the fruit a little.

I did worry about some information about eating other plants, but, well, I guess that's a story in a wild species without a husband. If this is all we can talk about, we will eat anything without sight.

We have plenty of straw when we harvest rice, and if we can float every plant pot, we can get weeds everywhere, so we've solved a lot of problems with Barometz food. Sometimes I have to mow my hair.

"Planting a new crop? The botanical gardens are stunning, but the way the spirits interact directly with the plants - that was an interesting sight."

"We don't get used to the plants on the ground, so it's a lot of fun to look at."

King Demetrio says, so Morgan answers, and the faces of the people of the sea also endorse the word with a serious look.

"What kind of crop is this cocoa?

You've been wondering since earlier, Michelle asks tilting her neck.

"After fermentation and roasting, it can be made into a drink with nourishing properties. It is odorless as it is now, but fermentation and roasting will turn the aroma into something sweet. However... if it is difficult to build an environment for cultivation, large-scale cultivation outside the region will still be difficult."

Queen Constanza gives her thoughts on the work of planting cocoa with a few ideas after the explanation.

"Right. But in terms of trade and exchange...... wouldn't that be good too? It's still rare as a crop, and I was wondering if spreading small-scale production around the botanical garden would make trade and interaction flourish."

"That is indeed... a great story"

As you can see from Queen Constanza's earlier words about cocoa, there is a large part of it that is expected to be effective, and the image of confectionery like chocolate doesn't seem strong yet.

Nevertheless, both the sweet aroma and the effect of warming the body of the cocoa seem to be rare, and they definitely find value around it. Since we know the fermentation and roasting procedures, let's proceed with the cacao pods that we have received for processing.

The Boundary Theatre will be visited at night as will the Fire Springs… First, head straight to the Central District for a tour of Forestania.

Flying from the labyrinth entrance to Forestania, the moment the light of the transition subsided, the twirl leaked from the invited faces.

"I heard rumors... that this was in the labyrinth..."

And Joanna said with a slight indignation.

"Outside... isn't it? Beautiful place..."

Katya tells me to squirm with her eyes in the distance. It's a completely uninformed first sight when it comes to the Nereids and the deep fishermen. The sight from the tower at the entrance to Forestania just down the spiral staircase seems to have more impact on the visitors than I expected.

"The vistas you see in the sky and far away are like illusions projected on ceilings and walls. The lake is real."

When I explained it, I nodded as everyone was convinced.

"It's like a sea of beauty, showing the landscape... so beautiful"

"Sure. You won't be able to see the calm waters this far."

Warrior Chief Vedal nods at Astrea's words, daughter of Dorcia. The ocean may be a reminder of our homeland when we try Nereid and the others. Anyway, it seems like this lake surface is a sight inside for Western ocean countries and the people of the sea.

"The people of Grantios also stay in the lake. It's fresh water, though."

"I look forward to going on a tour."

That's how Renfoss breaks up. After enjoying the sight from the entrance tower for a while, I see the rendezvous later and descend downstairs in the pumice elevator. Although the pumice seemed to be experienced during the royal castle's hospitality, they all seemed to enjoy themselves nonetheless.

Sports park in the Phantom Theatre. Take a look at the streets and facilities of Forestania, such as the various temples, and head to the castle.

"When you stand here like this, the path moves in response to your consciousness. Originally a Silvatorian technique, that's basically the same athletic field you saw earlier in the athletic park. It was a bridge to the castle, so I thought it might be somewhat inappropriate to use it as a playground, and I wanted to use it to promote the health of my residents, so I made it independent as an athletic park."

and explain the moving sidewalks.

"Oh. Sure, this could be interesting."

Cuteria that makes you smile. Although the sight of the parasol octs also stopping floating and slipping down to the ground is surreal inside.

"This is...... interesting indeed"

"You were right to split places to play."

The Marquis of Balfour also laughs and responds to the words of the upbeat King Demetrio. The faces of experiencing the first moving sidewalk in that condition were also smiling.

In fact, slipping with force other than yourself can be unexpectedly fun.

Well... let's lay low the part that became the prime source of the idea of an athletic park, because all seven families, including my mother, were sneaking around with this. In fact, the sports park seems to be very popular.

When we arrive at the castle, we'll take everyone to the courtyard and head further back from the reception hotel. This time we're talking about showing everyone how to set up a tank for the light corals and isoginchucks we got in the West. It seems that there are places that gather a lot of expectations in the same direction as magic architecture and magic prop making.

"I've been waiting."

and it is Marl who gives me advice here. Tierra and the other spiritual kings are with us.

The stones to which the larvae of the light coral in the small tank adhere, as well as the faces to enter the tank such as the isoginchuks, are also together.

Metal to be foundations and frames. Diamond sand, the raw material for glass. Fine sand or stones to be placed on the bottom surface. Mithrill silver wire with demonic stones. Various items such as magic props and golem medals are available in the corner of Forestania's castle.

We're going to use them to build tanks. Expand the Magic Circle first. The metal is dissolved in the photosphere to form a foundation and frame.

Foundations and frames basically don't touch water. Try not to affect water quality. Demonic stones and mythrill silver wires will also be incorporated into the foundation to prepare the functions required for the tank.

Keep the plant so that the foundation itself can move easily. This is a dimension that if you incorporate a medal golem into the necessary fold, such as when you want to change the layout, you will walk yourself.

The diatomaceous sand is dissolved in the photosphere and reconstructed into glass to fit in the frame. Machined to withstand constant water pressure, self-weight and sudden shocks with the addition of the magic of structural strengthening.

Having infiltrated the magic with temperament and the magic of structural strengthening, it had a pretty sturdy finish.

The size of the tank is there... well, it would be better than cramped.

There's something I miss about making it too big but less organisms inside, and conversely, if it gets narrow, I can dilate it accordingly. That's why we place demonic props at the bottom and back of the tank, lay gravel and sand, and place stones. The layout is determined considering that if light corals will also settle on these stones in the future. I am looking forward to reaching completion as I simulate with the labyrinth nucleus regarding the prediction diagram for the future.

"What are these magic props?

Joanna asks.

"The first thing that keeps the water temperature constant, the one that generates the water flow so that it is close to the natural environment. Oxygen in the water - an object to take in air. Then circulate the dirty water, clean it, and then put it back in the tank...... right? There are a lot of them, but none of them are magic tools that use that difficult technology."

It is a mechanism that can be purified and discharged through a conduit that has been turned to the rear of the tank and where unnecessary components have accumulated to some extent.

Calculations of labyrinth nuclei warned me... that keeping organisms inside these small confined spaces would really produce dirt of biological origin.

In other words, unless water quality is maintained in some way, gradually the water quality becomes unsuitable for the organism to live in.

It is not a problem due to its breadth in the natural environment... in the case of tanks, such dirt is a dead matter.

So what are we going to do, we're going to solve this if the bacteria breaks it down?

For example, from ammonia to nitrite, nitrite to nitrate, nitrate to nitrogen.

The Aquarium also seems to ultimately aim to build such a small ecosystem circulation and complete it only internally... well, even for me, it would be good to maintain it in the beginning with the power of magic and magic props, while aiming to complete it gradually.