We have a level system in place for mankind.

"Wow, it's moving."

When I raise my voice in surprise, Kawai turns to me and says, "What is Kawai doing?"

Kojiro, what's wrong?

"I was just surprised that I was shaking when I tried to move him."

"Hmm, you mean it's still moving?" A hundred years have passed since these natives disappeared. If it's an Earth vehicle, it's never going to work. "

The natives of the food region seem to be many of the races who are building a higher civilization than the Earth.

"I'll try again."

When I squeezed the crystal ball and put my willpower into it, it lifted up.

Kawai says he's not convinced.

"That's strange. What's going on with the energy?"

“Not now. I don't know what kind of energy we have for our skills.”

Kawai thinks arm in arm when he hears about it.

“Maybe the skills are made with the knowledge of the indigenous people here?”

"Maybe so." I hope there's some material left. "

I took the vehicle into subspace and looked for anything else. However, I didn't find anything and went up to the third floor. There were numerous metal plates on the third floor.

The metal plate had indigenous characters and pictures written on it. I thought this was an indigenous souvenir. Thousands of metal plates are likely to be valuable material for alien civilizations.

Since I don't have the time to examine it on the spot, I'll finish everything in subspace.

"How long will it take to investigate the sheet metal?"

"For decades, no, maybe more than a hundred years." But if we understand, we may be able to build a new civilization. "

The United States will inherit and develop the civilization of the earth until now. It may be good for Japan to study indigenous civilizations and have a new civilization.

It is also conceivable that only one civilization can enter the baggage trail and not get out. If there were a spare civilization at that time, it would be a good time to get out.

We're back in the big coal fields in Queensland. It was a place where people migrated to food areas.

I'll find Darrell and ask him.

You're not ready for the grocery area yet, but you're too busy gathering.

Darrell looked like he was in trouble.

"That brought together the families of the employees of the coalfield who wanted to move to the food area a little earlier."

It is a bad trend. If there are more families moving at once, the question arises as to where they have moved. If that happens, the information about the unrestricted transfer dome will spread. Once the families of the workers of the coal fields have moved, it may be better to suspend the migration and proceed with the development of the food area side.

I suggested it to Darrell.

But I also want to move my people as soon as possible.

"If the food area is disrupted, migration will be slowed down." We can't just throw people out in the woods. ”

Darrell and his family are cutting through the woods in the food area to create a habitable space, but it was still narrow enough for only a hundred people.

I counted the number of people who gathered. The number of people is lightly over a hundred.

If we relocate this many people, it'll be like a refugee camp.

"I know, but I couldn't stop it."

I think the people who work in the coal fields were anxious to hear that if they inhaled the poison in the air, the children would not be born. But such bad rumors are spreading fast. I told the employees to keep it a secret, but it didn't work.

"I'll tell you, but it's a secret."

Because there are definitely people who spread the secret. I think it would be okay if there were one or two of them, but if there were a lot of them, secrets would not be secrets.

There was some confusion, but we moved the group to the food area. When I went to see what was happening in the food area, it still looked like a refugee camp.

The place where Darrell and the others were trying to build the city was close to the river, where there was no trouble with the water. Migrants began their lives gathering fruit and peach potatoes in the forest and hunting armored pigs.

While working in the coal fields, the men continue to carry what they need from their original homes. By the way, it seems that all the people who work in the coal fields kill foreign beasts and have "poison resistance" and "manipulation".

"It seems that" "manipulation of the ground" "is a must at work." It is necessary to dig up and transport coal in "Pilotage". Originally it was all done by machines, but there are more machines that fail and become unusable, and now they are replaced by "manipulation of the ground".

This "maneuvering technique" is also useful in the food area. It's convenient to cut down trees and use them as land. I also decided to help build a food area.

“What are you going to do to help?”

Kawai says dissatisfiedly. He didn't want to go to Australia to do any civil work.

"It's about cutting down trees." That's probably the best thing to do. "

We went to the reclaimed area of the food zone and told David, who is in charge of the reclamation, that we would help him cut down the trees.

“That's helpful. The trees here are more than 80 centimeters in diameter, so most of them were struggling.”

A cheerful David, with a bigger figure, laughed and thanked him.

When I asked you to mark the trees I cut down, David marked about five trees. I smiled bitterly and asked for about fifty marks.

"I think the limit is five bottles a day."

I'll show you. I approached the marked tree and took out my spear. He regulated his breathing and refined his aura. As he poured his aura into the spear, he shot out his aura blade.

The magical blade cuts the big tree like a radish. It was an instant. But the tree was cut, but it didn't fall. I put my hand on the tree and put it in a subspace. Then only the stumps remained.

"What did you do?"

David shouted in surprise.

"I have that kind of skill."

Now I can take a tree out of the subspace and lay it down. David, who knew what we were capable of, marked about fifty trees.

Meanwhile, Kawai defeated the tree using the [Thunder Palm] of [Five Thunder Palms]. David seems to have left behind trees with fruits, and many of the trees we felled resembled cedar trees.

The inhabitants appreciated the fact that the open ground had spread in a short time. But I didn't have a long time to help. The engineer's investigation is over, and we're going back to Japan.

I think I'll come back a few times, but I have to report to Misaki and the others once I get home.