It Seems I Came to Another World, Now What Should I Do

I go to bed with Liz and wake up at dawn at night.

It's cloudy today, but isn't it lucky that it doesn't rain instantly? When I checked the laundry, it was quite dry so I took it in and packed it in my luggage.

It's just going to rain if we keep going. I considered it a good opportunity because I wanted to experience the battle in the rain and the camp as well.

Before the morning meal, I'll go check on the soap. Looks like Tessia was stirring me up just like she asked. There was something a little solid in the gray.

When you smell it, it smells like used lard for frying, but it doesn't smell rotten. There is a beastly smell, but it is not too much to bear.

When touched with a stabbing spoon, the surface is somewhat dry and some of the oil is separated.

The viscosity is increasing, so I felt safe that I didn't have to go as solid as this, but if I dried it, it would likely be somewhat stiff.

As far as I can see, soaping is progressing just as it did during the old science experiments.

Since the policy did not seem to be incorrect, it was decided to ask the stirring to remain so that the oil did not separate from the drying of the cream-like part of the inside.

However, he said it would not be good for his skin because it is highly alkaline until soaping is complete.

Once the drying has progressed, let's put some of it in a wooden frame and experiment with moulding and how far it will dry.

I see a bad success and finish my meal in a good mood, giving Teesia a thank you for stirring and a bunch of the usual.

This time, I wrapped it a little more often because it included thanks for the stirring.

I kept it ready and headed for Liz and the guild.

The two were already waiting, so I'll have the three of us go out and buy them out.

In the meantime, I reported on this bear in my guild.

The Alliance's repulsion also shifted to the monitoring of the forest entrance due to the post-processing of the commanding individual this time, and the situation in the back was not monitored.

The forest entrance side is also starting to settle down, so I was told that I would immediately start investigating the back side.

And because I learned fire magic, I wanted to know the syntax, so I asked him to look for Watis, but he had already left the village and headed toward town.

The Deeds had stayed in the village at the request of the Alliance, but I guess the clasp was lifted because the big battle was over.

With regard to the syntax of fire magic, he said that neither Perdis nor fire seemed interested and did not know the syntax. Fire magic cannot be ignored.

As for earthwork, I tried it last night, but a stone of unknown material the size of a fist made it fly at about 30 km/h. With the bullet size, it was able to get up to 50 km/h at the swivel.

I don't really know the ratio between size and speed, but the current limit seems to be to this extent. At least it won't be a restraint, so I'll start by increasing my proficiency.

Later, I didn't know the details of "light industry", so I checked with the "expert" teacher.

< sue. The ability of the skill 'Light Industry' feeds into the future events foreseen on the server side and is reflected in the behavior. At this time, it is not possible to consciously recognize the forecast content. >

< Correction is automatically applied when the operation is applicable. This is the correction that occurs when a user performs an action that they perceive to be correct. >

Without thinking about the simulator's future predictions with his head, he recognized them as something that would be corrected in motion. I also don't feel like I know if this worked correctly or if it was corrected by 'light industry'.

Don't hesitate to recognize that there is less chance of failure when dodging or attacking.

When I left the guild, they were all there. However, when I look at my luggage, it's still a lot.

When fighting, throw everything down, including your back sac, to start the fight, but the amount of luggage remains the same.

This has to be a full-scale development of a small rear car, can't it? With that in mind, I talked to the lot about the luggage.

"Generally, possession is the limit as it is. I would buy a carriage if it was a multi-person party with a little more stable income, and I would base it there."

Mm-hmm. Carriages cost too much money to operate. A little further, I guess.

Before, I was interested and asked the carpenter for the price.

Even the boxcarriage with seats for 4 passengers is currently not an amount that I honestly can't help if we all give each other money.

However, if I were to buy it, it would be a party asset, so it's from party funds. That's still a long way from it.

Or I also think the carriage would be too early in about a month of adventurers.

Think about the future and develop a small O8 car?

Scale it down and make it available for onboard use in the future so that it can be unloaded from the carriage. This won't even go to waste. All right. I've made up my mind.

I asked everyone to wait and rent the guild's conference room for a moment. Check the Encyclopedia in to make the design.

Some blacksmith jobs will be added, but since carriage development is done, it won't be expensive that far.

Show the three of you the blueprints that you can make and explain.

During the emergency escape, the operational part was also worked out, such as disposing of the priority luggage after setting it aside.

I also have nearly 800,000 watts to fund the party, so if you can make it for about 100,000 watts, the story came together that I would give it a try.

Keep it up, we'll all go talk to the woodworker. The master of every carpenter came out and listened.

Thanks, luggage cars have been developed, and there are objects close to the O8 cars. Well, if we think about tax storage, will we also develop a means of transport? The carpenter himself said he had built it before, so it was a boat to cross.

There is a part depending on the blacksmith, but the delivery time is about 5 days. The price was also cheaper than I thought it would be 60,000 Waals.

As for the carpentry side, the breakdown of prices is:

"Because it is to the extent of more than 50,000 with ready-made standards. The cost of scaling is offset by the reduced cost of materials because of their small size. After that, we'll add a new study fee."

That's what happened.

After that, it's enough to buy the right box of the right size, tie it up with strings and put it on. When on board, the box should go to the carriage, the luggage should be disassembled and put on the roof.

But when I was in the game, I had a convenient feature such as an item box, which is actually an inconvenience.

You know, games, you used to get a cottage as an item, and a cottage is that cottage, right? I remember being surprised.

Imagine a group of people carrying a whole house and I didn't know what that meant. And it was expendable.

Now it is simple, but the means of carrying the luggage was also possible. In the future, it was also possible to put the purchase of the tent into perspective.

I set out for the second half of the battle with exasperation.