Let's Manage The Tower

Many years have passed since Kaiseki summoned Goblin's family to the fourteenth floor.

In the meantime, when Sol made a big evolution and learned agriculture, there were many major changes in how the Goblins lived a civilized life.

And now the fourteenth layer of goblins are hitting a big wall.

Recently Sol just kept thinking about how to get past the wall.

"Now, what do we do?"

As for the maintenance of the village, there is no problem if we already leave it to other subordinates.

Recently, Sol basically went out to arbitrate when something big happened.

More and more species are evolving, but Sol still has great power among the Goblins.

What bothers his head is the short lifespan of the Goblins.

Goblin, whose food situation has improved since he started farming, is a wild (?) It has grown nearly twice as long as the others.

Specifically, the wild goblins have grown for about 5-7 years, while the sacred goblins have grown for about 15 years.

That is a delightful fact for the Goblins, but there are still problems that still arise.

Speaking of which, it was difficult to inherit technology because of its short lifespan.

Changing generations from generation to generation was a fatal disadvantage, especially for seasonal agriculture.

An individual who has evolved from a goblin can supervise it so that a normal goblin can be used as just a labor force, but this time it cannot be increased all at once.

Because of the high birth rate in the first place, the wild goblins were able to maintain their seeds.

The birth rate dropped due to the prolonged life span, but now it is supposed to pull my leg, so it seems like it is only painful and itchy.

The demons who evolved from the Goblins certainly have a longer life, but if they are as human, they have to tilt their necks.

It hasn't been so many years since the demons were born, so I don't know exactly, but it's still probably 20 to 30 years at most.

The average lifespan of each species decreases even more, as these years do not include infants who are susceptible to loss of life.

I had a lot of discussions with my friends, but I didn't come up with a good idea after all.

"You can't. If you're worried here, you can't come up with a better idea."

From your point of view, it's just a sol that says bumps every single person, but there's no one to blame for it where I am now.

That's why Sol shook his neck to the left and right and stood up.

"I can't help it. Shame and wisdom."

Saying that, Sol left his house and went somewhere.

Don't forget to spread the word along the way so you don't get confused when you suddenly disappear.

The sol was headed for one of the two transfer gates on the fourteenth floor.

Sol, who opened the transfer gate, was aiming for management to meet someone.

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The person Sol came to see management was Florian, not her beloved student aide.

As they sent their friends to the tower that Florian was managing, they knew that they were getting along pretty well and that she was in a position to dominate the people in the process.

Though the scale was quite different, I was hoping that Florian, who was in the same position, would know the answer.

Sol, who came to the management through the transfer gate, immediately heard where Floria was in the maid golem in the room.

The evolving Made Golem was beginning to grasp the position of management members.

Of course, only properly authorized people can reveal where they are.

Sol, who came to see Floria several times, is on the permit list.

Sol, who was told that Floria was at the training ground, immediately went to the place.

No one blames Sol for hanging out with his management, but he thinks he's just a "customer", so he tries not to do anything extra.

The arrangement of the room with the transfer gate was changed and it was a slightly confusing sol, but fortunately, the position of the training ground remained unchanged.

And Sol, who looked inside to open the door and find Floria, took an unexpected breath.

There, Floria was doing something with a sword.

Sol, who had seen the dance for the first time, did not know what Floria was dancing about.

Still, there was something appealing to me, and I was overwhelmed by the sight.

As Sol stood near the entrance, Schlein, who was watching the Florian dance, noticed it.

"Hmm? Isn't that Sol? Did something happen to you?

"Ah!? Yes, no. I've been meaning to ask Master Florian, but I'm afraid he's disturbed."

Sol, who was completely unaware of Shreyn, replied surprisingly, and Shreyn shook her neck to the left and right.

"I think it's time to finish... oh, that's right."

Sol, who looked at you again in Shreyn's sight, noticed that Floria stopped moving and walked toward where Sol and the others were.

"What? Another unusual face. Is there anything you want to ask me?

Floria knows that Sol comes to visit herself, not as an examiner, when she has some kind of question.

"Yeah, yeah. I need to ask you a few questions..."

Sol, who put it in front of him, told Floria about the recent troubles on the side of the dance.

There was also Shreyn beside me, but Sol didn't mind talking because it was nothing to hide.

Floria, who had heard from Sol, nodded once she looked at Shreyne.

"Hmm, I see. In short, I want to extend the life of the Goblins and increase the civility of the village."

"Yes, yes. Simply put, I was wondering if that would happen."

Upon hearing Sol's reply, Floria replied lightly.

"I don't have a body or a lid like this, but I don't have one."

Huh?

"No, to be precise, we have to go into the tunnel. If it could be easily raised, it would be practiced in the human world."

"Is that so? In the end, the civilization that mankind is building is what it has been building for centuries. Yeah, it's not that easy."

Shreyne, who was listening, joined in to follow Florian.

"Of course, technology cannot be incorporated by reference to past examples, but this sol consultation is not different."

Unless you're a god, you don't know how to dramatically extend your life beyond evolution.

After all, Florian and Shreyne are right, we have to stretch them into the tunnel.

After hearing the explanation from the two of them, Sol looked disappointed.

Really? Well, that can't be helped. "

"Just because we can't easily extend our lifespan doesn't mean there's no way to inherit technology.

Hmm, that's not true.

"Eh!?

"Sol tends to think too much."

I think so.

"Eh!?

Floria and Shreyne nodded at the same time, and Sol opened his eyes almost simultaneously.

When they saw the face of the sol, they sighed at the same time, again looking at each other.