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

"Ha. Something's wrong with the world view, isn't it?

"Hey."

"Not at all"

The scenery in the eye is a metallic world where steam is blown out and a number of thick pipes are installed on the ground.

The sky is a little smoky because of the steam bubbling everywhere.

Is this you?

"Steampunk?

"That's it!

"Mmm."

Everyone who comes to a steampunk city where this worldview has changed gallantly besides us will probably share the same sentiment.

Now that we've all been in the city, we've stopped and been flattered as well.

This is a newly pioneered city - 'Revere'.

It's a city newly pioneered by demon tree logging, which has been active since the start of the Halloween event.

It's a field area with a second safety area, but it was a little... no, it was a pretty special area.

Unlike the "Missouri Village," it's like the first question that comes to mind as to what you've been up to: having buildings and residents from the beginning.

But that question will also blow up if you try to come to the city.

Because it's a sudden steampunk from medieval fantasy.

"And you thought about the operation. This."

"Mm-hmm. There's also a robot"

"But in addition to the steam engine, it seems to be using Demon Stone."

"What do you say? You think you can make it?

"Mmm. The recipe isn't that difficult, but you don't have enough skills. This.

But I've never seen "Magic Science."

"I wonder if it's derivative or the type you can't get unless you meet some condition"

"Bulletin Board"

"Oh? New information?

"Which one?

Not long after it's been pioneered, this' rebel 'is bringing a lot of people together right now.

If people get together, more and more information is gathered in human sea tactics.

Such information is compiled on bulletin boards and kept up to date.

The three of us had good timing, and not long after it was pioneered, we are now visiting, but we have just been able to get new recipes, etc.

But I've never seen a skill before. It's just a must-have recipe, and I can't seem to make anything as it stands.

"School? Sounds like you can get it."

"Yea! [Furo-no-no] But give me a break about studying or something!

"Mm-hmm. Did you do your homework?

"... not yet"

"Cancer."

"Haha. Hang in there, Mika."

"... no"

Bulletin board information suggests that "Magic Instruction Science", which is apparently a mandatory skill in recipes available in the city of "Revere," is available in a building called "Magic Instruction School".

Will Micah study like she said?

As far as I'm concerned, I couldn't go to school much, and I'd definitely like to if I could experience it in [Furo-no-ah].

Micah and the others are active students, so they'll be just stuck breathing in real life at day, in school, and at night [fumbling] at school.

Well, in Micah's case, the homework that came out today would be more true.

Micah and Princess are in the same class at the same school.

So your homework should be out the same way, but did the princess finish that way already?

That's the princess, right?

Micah just wants you to apprentice, too.

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"Okay, I don't want this in battle!

"Mm-hmm. Mr. Bucket, cancer."

"Right. Well, by name, I thought you weren't."

As a result of coming all the way to a place with "Magic Instruction Schools" and looking at the brochure, "Magic Instruction Science" seems to be a skill that can only be used in production.

Besides, it seems like a special skill that can only be acquired here at "Revere," where neither derivation nor evolution exists today.

It's not that hard to get it, and it looks like I'm just going to take a few classes and do some exams at The Magic School.

I've already challenged a few people and it looks like most of them could get it.

Producers don't seem to have a problem with falling people being combat-based specialties or not listening seriously to classes.

Micah and the others seem to be through if you know so.

Well, they're combat specialists.

I also make the gear for the two of us, so if I get it, it won't be a problem.

"Why don't you just take a look and act on your own?"

"Agreed"

"That's right."

There are a lot of places I haven't seen yet, so I'm keeping classes at one end of the 'Magic Instruction School'.

"The School of Magic" won't get away with it.

Time is limited, and enjoy sightseeing with two people here.

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"Revere" is a city supported by steam engines and "Magic Guided Science".

Until it was pioneered, it was apparently endured by a huge hemispherical barrier, but it was also pioneered by a place called Limits.

So it seems that we pioneers are very welcome from the residents of the city.

The residents' welcome is also convincing, as they can also get out of a state where they were managing to do so with limited resources.

In addition to our pioneers, there are a number of NPC (non-player characters) coming from [Sabrina, the capital].

By the way, 'Rebel' has emerged not around the [capital Sabrina], but south of 'Dotril'.

Of course, there seems to be no information in the literature or heritage that 'rebels' existed there.

It's just a strange world, isn't it?

But it seemed like the first time the demon tree had swallowed me up and kept me alive, and it seemed like a pretty amazing thing to happen among the NPC (non-player characters), right?

Normally, no one can survive an area swallowed up by demon trees, and buildings and such collapse.

But it's amazing because in "Revere" we managed to endure it thanks to the excellent "Magic Guidance Science" and the steam engine.

The Demon Tree will continue to invade more and more.

I guess it's expected that with the power of this' Magic Guide Science ', the NPCs (non-player characters) will be able to survive to some extent even if swallowed up by the Demon Tree.

But it has been demonstrated that it does not appear in the same place when re-explored, and 'rebels' seem to have endured to date because they were somewhat self-sufficient.

In the [capital Sabrina] there is also a large population, and it cannot be made without pioneers coming from the surrounding field area to obtain a variety of materials every day.

Of course, that includes ingredients, so if [Sabrina, the capital] was swallowed up by the demon tree, it wouldn't last a month, so there were stories on the bulletin board.

Conversely, if it were a 'Missouri village', you'd feel like you could hold out for quite a while if the barrier could be maintained because you could be completely self-sufficient.

Well, then you won't be able to eat delicious rice at the 'Kulu Hotel', so even the bulletin board seems to be fully guarded.

Apart from the "Kulu Hotel," there are a few more shops serving delicious dishes with "options," and it's now an important field area where you have to have a "Missouri Village" where you can get tons of high-ranking ingredients.

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"Then it's time! That's it for the exam!

The results will be announced in 10 minutes, so please stay put!

A few days in 'in-game time' from a 'rebel' sightseeing with Micah and the others.

It hasn't been a day since "Real Time," but the "Magic Guided Science" class is just over.

Well, I didn't surprise you because I knew it beforehand with bulletin board information, but the exam content seems to change every time and I can't even memorize the answers beforehand.

By the way, I took the class seriously so the exams were just the same.

I'm very satisfied with the fact that I haven't had a school class in a long time because it was fresh and so much fun!

Sometimes it hasn't been long since they've been pioneered, and it seems like there are a lot of player pioneers coming to class, but some of them thought they were NPC (non-player characters) pioneers.

It's hard to tell from the outside, but NPC (non-player character) pioneers tend to wear more often than player pioneers.

You don't want to spend time with your gear on even though that's not what you're fighting for.

Player pioneers are quite indifferent to the area because they are starting to stay comfortable.

Well, sometimes it's a hassle to change.

Even if you can change in one shot with an operation from "Bag (Item Box)".

In some cases, it is becoming established how to distinguish player pioneers from NPC (non-player characters) pioneers.

Of course there are player pioneers and people who prepare everyday clothes, so I'm not sure.

If you're looking for a NPC (non-player character) pioneer in your spare time in the waiting classroom, the results will be announced in no time.

I was serious, so naturally I pass!

The skill you were looking for - "Magic Guidance Science" was over with a light from the clerk.

Well, there were quite a few of us.

It doesn't matter how much time I have if I'm doing it whichever way I look up.

Now you can finally produce a newly acquired recipe.

Incidentally, 'Magic Guidance Science' is the only LV, but they have no evolution or derivation.

That's a shame, but it's one of the few skills you can get without spending SP (Skill Points), and if Lv goes up, you get SP (Skill Points) of course.

Maybe it's a pretty delicious skill.

By the way, 'Magic Guidance Science' is a must for newly acquired recipes, but the equipment and tools seem to be fine with what they have been.

I would have liked to touch it if I had any new equipment anyway, because then it would cost me money again.

I'm fine, but others won't be.

So maybe this is reasonable.