We have a level system in place for mankind.

I bought this firewood stove as an eyeball product, but reasoned that it might have been sold out.

The firewood stove is bigger than the shadow bag and is unlikely to go inside. The chimney part was going to come in if it disassembled, so put firewood and chimney in the shadow bag. There were also wires and non-combustible boards, so I added extra.

Walking inside the home center thinking about how to carry a firewood stove, I found something like a large carry cart carrying heavy baggage.

This is called a two-wheeled hauling truck, and it looks like it can carry heavy stuff too.

I push the two-wheel truck to the firewood stove, put the stove on and secure it with a rope. I had a hard time getting it down to the ground floor, but from then on it was easy.

I came back to Fort Shimojo through a path as close to the sea as possible.

"Cozillow, what did you bring?

Sakuma asks in a cheerful way.

"It's a firewood stove. Because preschool is cold."

"Well, you got a good one. You want me to help you install a chimney or something?

"Have you done this before?

"No, I don't have any experience, but I'm a carpenter."

"It is. Then I beg you."

I pushed the two-wheeler back to the nursery. The children come together and ask what they have brought to their mouths.

"This is a firewood stove, you need a stove because it's cold in winter"

Coletica slapped the firewood stove with a petite.

"Cold......"

"Not now. But if you light a fire in here, it'll warm you up."

Elena noticed my voice and came out into the garden.

"Welcome home. Did you have a bow?

"Of course, this is it"

I took three bows out of the backpack. A friend of mine told me how to count a bow, which was a bow club. The bow in the unstringed state seems to count as a 'book' and the one in the tensioned state as a 'Zhang' Ri '.

"How do you assemble this?

"There are instructions inside, so I think you'll find out if you read that"

"Okay. I'll read it later. By the way, is that a firewood stove?

"Oh, because the kids were looking cold, I thought I needed it"

"Thank you"

I transported the firewood stove to the playroom. Oh, if I set the firewood stove on the floor and set the fire to it, the floor would burn. Realizing that, I remember seeing a brick in the house next door.

I went to the house next door that was empty and dug bricks out of the garden flower beds and took them home. Place a brick on the floor close to the window and a firewood stove over it. I would have needed a furnace base and a thermal insulation wall, but I'm just going to try it today, so I'm going to put it on hold.

Go to the no-one's infancy room and remove chimneys, firewood, and non-combustible boards from the shadow bag and place them on the floor. They were transported to the playroom.

Remove one window near the firewood stove and place it on the floor. Get the chimney out of that open area. The chimney was secured with wire. The chimney is finished fixing and the window clearance is blocked with a non-combustible board. I didn't completely block it, so a gap breeze comes in.

Later, in Sakuma, who said he was a carpenter, I had to ask for something decent.

"Brother Kozillow, did you do it?

Coletica asked.

"I got it. I'm going to light a fire, so just stay away."

Make sure the kids are away from the firewood stove, then open the glass windowed door and round the newspaper that was nearby and put it inside.

Light that newspaper with a lighter and arrange the firewood brought from the home center. I made sure the firewood caught fire before closing the door. Adjust the air control lever to maximize air.

When I closed the firewood stove door, the kids would come up again and watch the fire. The air in the room warms up step by step, taking off the jumper that is weaving its feathers.

I told the kids to take it off too. That's when Elena walked into the playroom.

"Warm. You're using the stove"

That said, I started helping the kids take off their jackets.

One toddler started approaching the firewood stove. I stopped holding her.

"No, you can't. If you get too close to the stove, it could burn you."

"Burns?"

"That's right. Don't get too close because it hurts so much."

"Yeah, okay"

She was a pretty girl. It's a girl named Maka, about six years old.

I used the crib to surround the firewood stove and keep the kids away from getting too close.

After a while, the Earthwell Gardeners brought the meal.

"Well, warm. Old people are vulnerable to the cold, so that helps."

Dinner began by making sure to surround the firewood stove. Somehow I feel like my children's smiles have increased by 30%. Having finished my meal, I took some heart stones out of my backpack and lined them up on the floor as I turned to fire in front of the firewood stove.

"That, what?

Maka sat on the floor next to me and asked.

"This is called a heart stone. Kill the monster and it'll turn into a heart stone."

"Well, that's mundane."

To my adorable reply, I nicked and took the oak heart stone. Heart stone of dark attribute, about two centimeters in diameter. Since it is larger than the heart stone of the horn rabbit, it becomes a 40-cm square cloth when it generates a cloth with dark attributes that have a function in harmony with the shadow space based on this.

"Eh, the stones have changed"

Maka shouted out loud and surprised me. The voice brings everyone else together.

"Hey, one more time"

I turned more and more cardiac stones into dark attribute cloths. When sufficient quantity is accumulated, the cloth of the dark attribute is processed into a large shadow bag. It is a bag 200 cm long, 80 cm wide and 90 cm high.

"Ba, I'm a bag"

"Wow, wow"

The kids went into the shadow bag and started sneezing.

Director Tsuchii and the childcare workers Elena watched the scene.

"That's amazing. What skill is that?

I taught Director Tsuchii's question about 'cardiolithic processing'.

"Now I know why Mr. Moki recommended that you take the skills of" Cardiolithic Processing ""

Director Tsuchii turns his gaze to Elena.

"Did you get that skill?

"Yes, because I was advised it was convenient"

"Hmm. I want it, too."

The middle-school of the nursery raised a voice of doubt.

"But what do you put in a bag that big?

"Food and firewood. The individual level is getting stronger, so you can carry something heavy."

I look envious of Nakaen.

"Nice. I want to take down monsters and get skills."

"Maybe you haven't defeated a single beast?

Nakaen nodded. Wouldn't that be a bad idea, if you stay old and weak, you could die of poison? You should definitely only get 'poison resistance' skills.

When I say that, two childminders, Nakaen and Ishigami, look in trouble.

"But you're not scared. And I hear it hurts a lot."

"I'm sure it hurts, but if you think about the future, you just need 'poison resistance'"

I hear you two are scared of strange beasts. I hesitate to meet my face.

"Mr. Elena's gonna start practicing, too, but why don't you start bowing?

I can't have a bow.

I tried to get Elena to pull the bow I gave her to try, but it doesn't seem to work. The two say it's forty shoulders.

The gardener also looks difficult. Because when your health fades past your fifties, they say that the poison of a different beast begins to work.

"I have to figure something out. Can you think about it with me, Mr. Moki?

"Fine."

Soon the kids were quiet. The little kid is rubbing his eyes like he's sleeping. Elena and the others laid the futon and gave the children the support to sleep. I'll be fine sleeping in thin clothes tonight.

As I remembered something, the gardener turned to me.

"I mean the Endo-san family you asked for, but apparently they're not in Higashigami. Maybe he's in Higashita..."

"But Misaki's parents have nothing to do with your hand washing group."

The gardener gave me a sad look.

"There is still hope that you may have left the city."

"When that happens, how do I find..."

"Right."

The gardener can't seem to figure out how to find it either.

After putting the kids to bed, I watched the kids sleep as they turned to fire.

"Lovely kids. I wonder what's going on in the world when these kids grow up"

The gardener is gazing at the children with a slightly sad face.