Frontiers ~Chronicles of Bucket-san’s Detailed Pioneering~

Finally, we installed an advanced 'magic furnace' for the memorial.

I just made it for 'Options' for Steel-based Equipment and it ranks 4 stars as they let me try it out at the Kederick Chamber of Commerce!

'Options' is, well, lucky too, so I can't help it.

Was this the best of them all?

Steel hobbing robe

Magic Thread Gloves/4-Star/ATK +73 DEX +13/Dexterity Reinforced, Small/Durable 90

Equipment for princesses, but the demand for 'Magic Thread Gloves' is quite high due to the princess's great work at events and logging.

So it's not useful. Even 'Options' will sell out instantly if you line up in the store.

It actually sells out instantly without an 'option'.

"Dexterity Enhancement" may not be much needed if you have the technical skills of a princess, but it still doesn't change it to positive.

Especially these days, the princess doesn't want offensive power in "Magic Thread Gloves".

Because there's a doll.

You just have to be more aggressive over there.

So of course we also make dolls for princesses.

You're just a little on hold because this one didn't get a very useful 'option'.

Well, it's the princess who decides.

Will you put it on the bulletin board for priority sales at once?

Once you get to sorting in 'Options' on top of the equipment that originally took time to make, it's going to take a lot of time and luck to have all your steel-based gear in useful 'Options'.

The duration of the priority sale is also likely to be considerably longer.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Finally, it looks like the doll's maker found out it was me.

Apparently someone noticed that the doll weapon the princess is using is of Steele descent, and you found out from it.

Well, we still don't accept production requests, and if we're going to persevere, we're waiting for an exit ban.

But if you find out, don't 'recycle' it like you've done before. Suppose you line up at the store.

Because if you also manufacture weapons, it will be quite a price.

Of course, it has to be Steeled.

But the doll has more intermediate material than any other steel-based equipment, right?

Materials for dolls, materials for weapons.

It takes a lot of work.

I don't mind if it's for the princess, but if you're going to make it for someone you don't know, it's better to make regular steel-based equipment. Time, materials, and profits are up there.

I mean, you're going to have the extra portion lined up in the store with doll making for the princess.

That's where it ends when a useful 'option' comes out, too.

Well, you can't help it all, can you?

Besides, Micah and the princess use weapons almost exclusively.

Not many people wear weapons that are used by preferred sellers, so protective equipment is a priority when it comes to what we all want.

Well, that still doesn't change the priority the princesses have, so this is how they make it from The Magic Thread Gloves.

Mika, look, I have something to rent.

Payments are gradually progressing, but it is still likely that we will be able to pay ahead.

You can't help it because you're actually using all that performance stuff.

Because even steel-based equipment is enough to not need to be replaced unless there is a fair amount of 'option'.

Now put your information on the priority sales bulletin board and send an 'email'!

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"Oh?"

The current time is' real time 'just after 11: 00 on weekdays.

Naturally, the princesses should be in school by now.

But apparently, when "Email" came within [Funn no Er], she set it up to forward it out of the game, and the princess replied to me with an "ID Email".

That's right, princess, there's no pull.

Apparently the example 'Magic Conductor Thread Gloves' is a purchase with instant execution.

There was once another 'option', but this seems to be the only one.

Well, it was just subtle 'options'. I have no choice.

I understand that the princesses are going to take time.

It's a request for luck!

Micah and Princess are at school this time, and other people who are not logged in are likely to be at work or in bed, so the priority selling time is longer.

But the useful 'option' is about 'Magic Thread Gloves' so you'll be lining up in the store as it is.

There will be a lot of people buying it that way, so it won't be in vain.

There was a paragraph in the production of "Options," and I just want to get the much suspended "Language/Modification," but "Blacksmith" is going to be the LV100 soon.

You won't hesitate to take a 'blacksmith' if you're asked which one will prevail.

I do want the recipe.

But 'double option' is the priority over sole.

You no longer have to talk about how amazing your evolved skills are, do you?

Especially after The Blacksmith.

If it is also the fourth stage, we will have no choice but to increase that expectation as well.

It seems that no one, even the combat-based player pioneers, has yet reached the fourth stage of evolution, and naturally it goes without saying that if you are a producer-based player pioneer.

Micah and the princess are the best and the third stage, and everyone in 'Works' is pretty much like that.

Well, but we'll all catch up soon, won't we?

So instead of using the current SP (Skill Points) to acquire 'Languages and Modifications', it is likely to accumulate up to the evolution of 'Blacksmiths'.

I don't even know how many SPs (skill points) I have yet.

I don't have any information, so I can't use it.

I needed 25 in my evolution to "Blacksmith," so I expect it to be the same or about 30 this time.

The current SP (Skill Points) is 25, so if it was 30, it's a little short.

But if you keep accumulating like this, you'll be able to handle about 5 more points by the time you get to the LV100.

... you're getting farther and farther away, 'Language/Modification'.

When the hell will I be able to read a book upstairs in the library?

It's time to earn SP (Skill Points) rewards on NPC (Non-Player Character) Quests, right?

Anything, Mr. Kederick?

Steel-based equipment allows you to make "optionals", right?

I beg you!

... Mahablah, it doesn't matter if we can make it because NPC (non-player character) stores don't deal with 'options'.

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"Kiri."

"Yay, that was fast, Princess"

"Mm-hmm. Super rushed."

The time is already 'real time' in the evening.

Looks like the princess hurried home after school, too.

I'm honestly glad you were looking forward to that.

But that's even better news for such a princess.

Since then, the production of "options" for steel-based equipment has continued.

Sometimes I can do something like this.

Wooden Dolls: Beast Shaped/Fox

Dolls/6-Star/ATK +102 MP +126/Magic Enhancement, Medium/Endurance 30

What do you say, princess!

"Wow."

"Right!

"Magic, thank you"

"'Magic Thread Gloves' is a battle against magic distribution."

Wooden dolls equipped with steel-based weapons have considerably higher attack power.

And magic is an important but inseparable element in the operation of "Magic Thread Gloves".

Even the magic that makes you feel less comfortable in production is of paramount importance to combat-based player pioneers, especially magical systems and 'magic thread gloves' users.

I often hear stories on bulletin boards about how quickly they run out of magic as a result of trying to be powerful.

Even the princess, who is not an exaggeration when it comes to being a leader in "Magic Thread Gloves," seems to be bothering her head about lack of magic.

So the 'option' that the princess asks for is a lot about magic.

Among other things, this' option 'is quite something.

When this becomes a melee physics system like Micah's, she says, "Magic? What, is that delicious?" Looks like a state.

It's only natural that the 'options' you seek will change depending on your style of combat.

"Hard earned"

"I also make guns and make good 'options'"

"Mmm."

Naturally, useful 'options' can be expensive.

Steel-based equipment is pretty expensive even on its own, but even princesses can be a tough forehead if that's also a useful 'option'.

This is even the case with princesses, who also rank higher in the materials they get as the event progresses and are making a corresponding amount of money.

Useful 'options' for steel-based equipment are also going to be a kind of admiration for battle-based player pioneers.

But if you work hard, you can just save money.

Although there is naturally a personal difference.

As things stand, I'm the only one who can produce 'options' for steel-based equipment, but this is also a problem that time solves.

It's just easy to predict that's going to be a story ahead for the time being, too.

Until then, my private arena will continue.

Let me earn some money!