I’m an Adventurer! ~Musou Skill is Plane Magic~

Three days after that. In conclusion, all the faces of the settlement have become my slaves.

This incident occurred while I was away from duty, so it has nothing to do with the Kingdom's support activities. Therefore, I have the right to receive the slaughter reward of the captured Bandit and his companions (family).

Normally, I asked for a reward in kind for selling as a slave and getting paid for it. For his part, Ende would have wanted to execute him without corruption, but I don't think it's a good idea to be with the kingdom for that. After all, it seems to have settled down to the judgment that "if you are expelled and put under the control of a friendly country, it is better than leaving you alone". Well, that's how I guided my thoughts. Ojisan is a little worried because the crocodiles are too honest.

Slavery and legal fees were taken, but they were much cheaper than regular purchases. Nobody had to die, and I got a lot of nymphs, and my mofflin 'life was safe. Happy birthday.

Now, if you get a hard-on, you'll be abused if you raise it in a hostile environment. It's a sinister act as a mofflist. As the owner, you need to make sure you have a comfortable environment with your chicken.

The total number of carrots acquired this time was thirty-five (35) for both men and women. Few settlements, but a little too many to live in Dolton Mansions.

We don't have enough time to build more apartments, and we don't have a job to give in the first place. If there is a large number of nyakos sleeping with Daladara, the neighbors will call the cat house and report it to the health center. Cat Mansion even though it is a "neck hunting rat" mansion. I don't understand the meaning.

There is also the idea of working in Borderset's inn, but there is still no shortage of staff there. We are aiming for a white workplace, so we have a little room for our people in the first place. Even if some fell ill, we have enough extra people to fill the hole. Any further additions are excessive.

Well, if you're a young girl, can I get you some refills? It could be a demand discovery for potential chemists... ants!

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"Well then, Christella sends her best regards to everyone in the Adventurers Guild for registering as a slave. Write me where you need my autograph. This is a power of attorney. Kikka asks the Commercial Guild to buy the supplies needed for her immediate life. Change to food and clothes, and get about 20 magic stoves. If you need anything else, please buy it. You can take the men with you. Luca and Argna need to supervise everyone in the other settlements. In the meantime, take a bath in turn and let them eat. Everyone else seems to be busy. Good luck with the rest!

"" "" Yes, welcome!

In the meantime, I temporarily brought them all to Dolton's Mansion and gave them early instructions. Everyone is smart, so if you give me some general instructions, I'm sure they'll take care of the rest. I am still in the PKO period, so I can't take much time. Shut up, we'll be back in Ende in three days to resume our support activities. We have to share the work we can assign and finish the arrangement quickly.

And leaving everyone behind, I'm heading to the final breeding candidate, John the Dungeon. We can accept any number of people with just a few hands over there. If you like, you can make a little town.

So this time, we're going to create a "little town." Real City, huh? We need to counter monsters.

I ran through the woods with Woo-chan, hunting the monster I met on the way, and in about two hours I came to John. I'll have pork chups of pork loin for dinner today.

From the hidden door of Mt. Iwayama, you enter the dungeon quarters and come into contact with the core of John, who sits in the back. It's been a month or so, but John's emotions flowing from the core are as usual. I guess the sense of time is different.

John's core is one turn larger than it was when it was discovered, and it's a dodecahedron the size of a softball. It is no match for the dungeon core of fifty years old. I've instructed you to refrain from expanding the dungeon, so I suppose you've accumulated magic in your core for that much. I grew up before I even looked at it. Little Mother, I changed your pee-pee. Remember? ", why do you ask?

For the dungeon, the desire for expansion seems close to instinct. It seems that there is quite a bit of frustration accumulated in the current situation that suppresses it. I don't know what happens if I accumulate too much. This time, I'll let you dissipate as much as I can.

First, the ground part of the dungeon is surrounded by John's magical earth wall, and the interior is also magically built with earth to create a home. A white stone building with a quartz body grows like a bamboo shoot. Since the structure of the house is made of planar magic in advance, the town is quickly completed by simply conveying an image.

However, since John can only create inorganic objects, there are no doors or windows in this house. There are a lot of lumber around, and we'll have them make it ourselves. I was self-sufficient at that border, so I should be able to make that much with the tools.

Well, I'll keep the first tree for processing. The trees in the big forest are thick, so it takes a long time for them to dry out and become usable.

The dungeon's basement is a Giant Horn ranch for John's Magic Stone Harvest (Feed), so you can't dig wells from the ground. Digging only leads to ranch space.

However, living creatures cannot live without water, so we decided to pass through the tap as a means of securing it. Fortunately, there's a groundwater vein that John dug when he remodeled it. They also use air conditioning on the walls of their hideouts. There are some places in King's City that have a water supply, and you don't have to weigh yourself because it's not so much over-tech.

Place pipes to flow through each household's kitchen, toilet, and bath to the underground sewer. They don't pass through the ground on the way, so it's clean as spring water. No cleanliness is desirable in this world.

The sewer is connected to the lowest level of the dungeon, where a huge water purification pool is installed. That said, it's not a scientific process, it's just precipitating sludge and feeding organic matter to Maddislime.

Ultimately, the sludge turns into nutrient-rich soil, which is reused for pasture cultivation on the first basement ranch. It's very ecological.

The purified water is sent back to the ground using John's earth magic pressurization, and the agricultural waterways are flowing with a lot of momentum... no. There is unexpectedly a lot of water. I have to tell them not to fall.

Agricultural water is once again a pond at the stone wall, and flows from the bottom of the pond to the large forest beyond the wall. Releasing fish in this pond may please the nyakos. I'll get it somewhere.

Each household's water outlet has a simple faucet. It is simple to drill a hole in a stone stopper and twist it ninety degrees to let water flow through the hole. I tried the trial run, but I was relieved because it operated without any particular problems. Maybe because the water pressure is not so high. If it was a little higher, the plug might have blown up. It may take some time to put water in the bathtub, but I can't help it.

Yes, there are baths in the houses of this town. It comes with a bathtub that properly boils hot water. The bathtub is made of smooth stone and the bathtub part is made of copper. I had it made because John was able to extract and process other than quartz.

It's a primitive bathtub that burns and boils in firewood from the outside, but the forest is hot in the first place, so it may not boil that way. Cats hate baths. Mmm-hmm.

Once the house has a purpose, it's time for food. I won't be able to feed you forever, so I need you to be able to manage your own support.

Fortunately, this is in the middle of a large forest full of magic elements. Forest potatoes, a local specialty, grow well. If you make a field, you won't be hungry. Because potatoes alone are skewed in nutrition, it's better to plant vegetables and beans. I have to buy seeds when I get back to Dorton. Can you grow soybeans? For making soy sauce and miso.

The problem is fat and protein, in other words meat.

We can hunt monsters in the big forest and the dark forest, but I don't think the Argna family can hunt monsters like us. The Great Forest is one of the most challenging monsters on the continent, losing lives if even skilled adventurers are left unattended. It's not a place to hunt on a daily basis. Except us.

The underground ranch still hasn't had that many giant horns, so we'll have to plug them in for a while. Why don't we just let the chickens go?

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"All right, here we go!

Hmm, I guess we've got a pretty good town.

A white stone wall about two meters thick and eight meters tall is circular and surrounded by circles about three kilometers in radius.

The exterior of the stone wall is smooth and smooth with no seams and no clues for climbing. This will make it difficult for the Beast to enter from the outside. Even if you climb up, it will be immediately eliminated and absorbed as a nutrient by John, who is sleepless and watching. Security is good.

In the middle of the interior of the stone wall lies the rocky mountain, our hideout. This time, I have hardly put any hands on it. I want to keep my secret hideout forever. Even if everyone finds out.

The southern side of Mt. Iwayama is still untouched, and the forests that leave the atmosphere of the big forest are spreading. I plan to have the wood I need cut out of here, such as firewood and woodwork. The original monster is safe because John and Woo-chan are hunting it all.

As the population grows and consumption increases, wood may eventually be depleted. I have to teach you how to plant.

On the north side, on the other hand, the townscape created this time is spread out.

The larger the two large carriages can afford, the wider the boulevard is orthogonal to the east, west and north, and the north-south road continues to the north wall. That's where it ends.

The east-west road is cut off halfway, but eventually I plan to bend it around the rocky mountain. Loop wire. Running through the woods may be refreshing.

All roads are cobblestone and are made from a combination of unified standards of stone. Lanes are also clearly marked with different colors of stone, so smooth passage can be expected even when multiple carriages are in and out. Well, I'm not going to run a carriage for the time being.

The shoulders also have sidewalks and drains, which are constructed with safety and hygiene in mind. If you throw the carriage out into this drain, it will also be carried to the underground septic tank.

The area divided into four by the boulevard is further subdivided by the trail. Considering the ventilation, I haven't made a trail. The forest is hot.

The south-eastern area of the boulevard, close to Mt. Iwayama, will be a literary area with government offices and schools. But now there's only one hall for the rally. I still need it. It's a lot of empty space. Shall I build a stadium?

Next to that, the southwest area is an industrial area with workshops and studios. We still only have two blacksmithing workshops in place, but we'll need more someday. I want you to be. Let's make a hill for the charcoal-grilled kiln.

Shops and warehouses line the north and northwest sides of the industrial area. There are warehouses and loading routes in the back. This is going to be a commercial area.

I just made a postcard (...), but... I hope this place will have a fully operational future.

And the east and northeast are residential areas. At first glance, it appears that houses of the same standard box-shaped bungalow SanLDK are lined up, but the design of the buildings is actually slightly different. If it's all designed together, you might get lost.

There are also a few apartment-type dwellings that are not detached. This is a single building with four DKs. The small courtyard, with its slightly larger building, is full of paper trees. It's a necessity.

About 200 houses were built so that about 500 people could live in them. In the future, as the number of cats grows, we will need them. For the time being, most of them will be empty, but John will manage them so they won't decay and weather.

Farmland stretches from the north of the residential area to the wall. A spring springs along the border between farmland and residential areas, from which agricultural water flows along the north-south boulevard.

The fields have been dug up and roads have been made, but I think it is better to leave it to my real job after earthmaking, so I don't spray ash or fertilizer. Right now, it's just a big dirt square. Woo-chan is running as fast as she can. Yeah, yeah.

A chicken farm surrounded by a knee-length fence was also set up in the corner of the farmland. I plan to release chickens to replenish meat and eggs. There are also chicken huts and water fields. All that's left is the chicken.

Throughout the stone walls, massive clusters of crystals about five meters tall settle down. This is to introduce lights into underground ranches and inside dungeons. However, even if you gaze at it, the state below is refracted and invisible. It's information that residents don't need to know. Even the Buddha realizes that monsters nest beneath the peaceful city.

The entrance to the fake dungeon near Mount Rock was relocated outside the stone wall. Originally it was connected to a fake maze, a fake ruins, and a fake boss room through an underground ranch, but I was in trouble if the ranch was destroyed, so I went straight to the fake maze.

The monsters are not particularly released, but if you leave the entrance open, they will enter and breed on their own. And feed John.

I used the magic I supplied to John to make this town. It also gave me magic to maintain this town, so I spent it on the verge of depletion for the first time in a while. Sleeping overnight will give you a little more magic. It's not a problem, so it's good to have more.

John seems to be satisfied with the big expansion. From now on, it will use magic to maintain the city, so it will grow slowly, but originally the dungeon was a slow-growing creature (? Ten years doesn't make much difference to fifty years.

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When I brought everyone to the town where I was able to do it, the new gang was stunned and the old gang was angry with me for being too quick.

Ah, you weren't fighting monsters. Well, should I think about it when I come?