Buy the Land And Cultivate in Different World

This is how I built you a building block for Junior. Me. I can, Dad.

But I couldn't get tired of just building blocks. I wanted to make another dish.

I remembered watching Junior pile up a stone in the river plain.

A built toy that looks a lot like that one.

That is…….

"Drop it now!

A toy that taps every piece piled up in a cylindrical shape and pulls it out and drops it!

The rule is OK if you beat it through to the end without breaking it down.

Although it is still a toy that will likely take a while for Junior to understand, it would also be worse to have it prepared in advance of growth.

Or I've been dying to play for a long time too.

Drop it now.

Materials were diverted and made as is because there was excess building blocks.

I had the paint split from Myeral and finished it flashly color-coded by piece.

Drop other worlds.

Anything you make in another world will be 'different world ○ ○ ○'.

"I was able to see only the part of my face, but I couldn't resist..."

I can't help it.

"The Supreme Bearer" doesn't work on the artistic side that changes ratings depending on who sees it!

Fair enough.

Quickly, I'll drop myself and play.

"Yo, dude."

Hammer the second step from the bottom of the stacked cylindrical piece.

Khan and the creepy sound made the pieces pop up, and the top part of the sloth fell into the blank space.

It fitted perfectly fine.

"… how about, 'Supreme bearer' is activated"

If the 'supreme bearer' brings out the potential of what he has in his hands above the highest, he will be able to knock out pieces of sloppy drop with exquisite force through a wooden hammer.

Or else I can't.

"I didn't know you were a gift from God that made you unable to enjoy dropping...!?"

I enjoyed it, though.

He knocked out all the pieces smoothly and quickly cleared the drop.

Double, fun.

But it's a simple structure, so I get bored right away. Not if it's zero difficulty.

Let's just say we play alone and keep the rest until Junior is old enough to play.

I thought......

"What is this? Isn't that food?

Ville had already sniffed it.

When I cook a new dish, it comes in seconds, and Ville was off-certified because it wasn't food.

I could have shown up at the time I was making the building blocks, but I guess the sensor was delayed because there was no food out there.

Moreover, in time, the other inhabitants were attracted and gathered.

"If you think they rarely make anything other than food, what the hell is this?

"Hmm toys?

"This is how they seem to play things. Hammer from the side, Dawn."

"Ooh!? What a novelty!?"

"Are you saying drop it?!? Great!!"

Is that line coming here?

"Wow? I blew the whole thing up!?"

"It's going to be hard for the orcs to adjust their powers."

"I don't like being chipmunked...!?"

The fallout became a pandemic on the farm before it became more prevalent among juniors.

Orcs, goblins, elves, mermaids, satyrus, spirits of the earth, and international students alike become obsessed with choosing their lumpy bellies.

Sometimes, I left that kind of wiigayagaya wondering if it was okay.

And a few days later......

Things were developing unexpectedly.

"What is this...!?"

A tall tower lined up in front of me.

Four or five meters to the number?

That's about as huge a building as it sounded, but it wasn't really a building.

It was a toy.

Huge toys comparable to buildings.

The name is Giganto!?

"Did you guys make...!?"

I can look out at the flourishing oaks, goblins and elves.

I was impressed by the standard dump I created, and it seems to have multiplied the scale and produced copies just the same shape.

The architectural ability of the oak combined with the skill of the elves and the versatility of the goblins would make it easier.

But there is a similar and isolated difference between what you can do and what you do.

Why 'd you do it?

Why did you actually make it because you could?

"'Cause doesn't that sound like fun?

"Thought I'd give it a try and make it a new attraction for Oakbo Castle next year!

Were you even planning on doing that?

Anyway, I dropped the equal size that started.

The only difference is not the size.

The apex of the cylindrically stacked giant piece was not a sloppy face.

It was a person.

What a huge dump with people on top!?

"Guhaha! We gathered well to beat me -!

"No, you're losing most of these events."

"A sense of balance cultivated in the woods! I'll show you the main story of the elves!

"No, it's been a long time since I was high."

From what I've seen, it's Veil, Prati and Elron standing at the top of the giant runaway drop.

And were the four of Panu of Satyrus.

I don't know why this choice is, but start the competition anyway.

On the ground, the oaks beat it with a wooden hammer the size of which they might use to make cakes.

The orcs' behavior seemed to be full swing batting, meaning that if the subject was larger, there would be no problem with the power.

Naturally, the full force of the oak knocked him off. He jumps through the circular pieces of the drop, with tremendous momentum.

It was enough for the goblins to take close to where they were going to jump into the surrounding spectators.

And at the top.

"Wow!?" "Yah!?" "Ha!" "Huhun......!

Four women on the top, the upper pieces. They fall pulled by the co-gravity.

The shock, the shaking, would be difficult to stand on if it were normal with that kind of thing.

"No way for that...!?"

A winning or losing element of the Huge Manta Drop, which is not in the original Manta Drop.

If those on top fail to balance and fall into shock, then they fail as well.

The lower player quickly beats through the pieces and the upper player uses a sense of balance to stay on.

So this is the mystery of this competition!?

"That's more shocking than I thought...!? Looks like it's not flying in recoil...!

"Gufu is an inferior creature to be disturbed to this extent!

The way things were at the top, Veil was still showing off the most powerful creature, Dragon Piercing.

No matter how much momentum you lose, you don't even freak out as if the shock isn't coming through.

"Kuh!? If your posture is rough, you can drop the gun pieces underneath!?"

"I'm the fastest way to get downstairs! You can have the top!

That's the kind of rule you had?

Shoot out all the pieces and turn the upper player to the ground. You mean if you complete that fastest, you win?

I see. If that's the case, the sense of balance in the upper player is directly linked to winning or losing.

You can't beat the next piece down there until it's stable.

Direct to fast paced slowness.

"But Ville's not half stable......!

I'm not making it slight as if the shock wasn't conveyed at all.

This would keep the players below hitting at a high pace, and it's easy to pull the follow away.

That's Veil.

You mean the dragons are good at feeling equilibrium in the air just because they fly all the time!?

Doesn't it look like it's really floating!?

"... that, for a second?

The guy from Veil, he's really not floating?

Human Ver also uses the floating magic used to fly in dragon form.

"It's a little cheating! If you do that, the vibration won't come through!?"

"Wow, I found out -!?"

I accidentally hit the top. It was Ada who caught my attention by running.

Ville was disqualified for breaking the rules.

It was not Prati or Elron, but Panu of Satyrus, who first arrived on the ground in the rest and won the crown of the top.

She was a dark hose, but a goat beast, she was good at treading on mountain super evil paths in the first place, and could climb without difficulty whether it was a vertical cliff.

The sense of balance was actually the best on the farm.

This is how new play is created on the farm.

It's going to spread all over the world.