Why don't you build a village on top of the world tree

"Come on, you bastards! We're going to start building the library."

"Mr. Mayor, you don't have to force me to replace Mr. Melmie, do you?

"I thought it was a character?

"I don't know what a character is, but it doesn't suit me."

While I'm talking to one of the craftsmen, I'll give out the blueprints for the library and explain the precautions.

"Melmie's off today with a cold, so I'll be the only field director. You don't have to worry so much about Melmie's health. Because the fever dropped during yesterday."

"That's more than anything. Without the mayor's wife, the scene's atmosphere wouldn't engage."

"He's a moodmaker."

"Huh? Huh? Huh? What the hell?"

"Mr. Mayor, you don't have to match the language."

Craftsmen who were village chiefs in the village of Kubesta have been told by Takakus ancient ginseng artisans to slap them on the shoulders.

A large number of artisans who emigrated from the village of Kubesta were mobilized for this library construction.

Spring arrived early this year because of the warm winter and today's construction start date, but it is not strange to see snow on the calendar. Normally, I can't work on it.

However, it seems gratifying for the Coovesta craftsmen who want to get rid of the crustacean makeshift housing of the Hedgeway Development Branch Eater soon to be able to work from the beginning of the year.

Even if you look around you like this, the Kuvesta craftsman looks pretty uptight.

I will announce the start of construction while I try to keep an eye on it not to be empty.

"As a school library, it becomes a pretty big thing. The Kubesta artisans want this to be an opportunity to learn brick loaded wall decorations because it will be a building that can be seen at a glance as a library of Takakus"

"A brick pile is like a school wall you can see over there, right?

The former village chief of Kubesta points to the takakus school behind me.

The walls of the school building at Tacax School, which is built to divide the garden and the residential area of the second branch, where the library is to be built, are decorated with a stucco technique that mimics white bricks.

"That's what brick loaded wall decorations look like. This time in the library, it's red brick style."

It reminds me of the International Friendship Memorial Library when it comes to the library of bricks, but the library to be built this time is not as intense in appearance as that.

It's only a position as a school library.

In one way or another, would the Shimamoto Artisan Square, further beside the library of Shimamoto, be closer? There's also something in common about having an arcade on the front.

"Okay, let's start construction"

When I slapped my hands, the craftsmen scattered and started working.

When I got back to my office and home, Melmie was shabby puzzling in the dining kitchen.

"Oh, welcome back."

"I'm home. That's a lot of little puzzles."

"The Young Admiral brought you here to see me."

The puzzle placed on the table looks like an object that fills nearly a thousand pieces in a wooden frame.

In this world with a lifespan of a thousand years, there are nearly five thousand pieces of puzzle to fill the leisure time of extra life. I can't help but take a place. Even 3D puzzles can be made up of hundreds of pieces.

The puzzle Melmie was playing with was buried until the other half.

"What's the construction like?

"It's going well. There was a little confusion with the Kubesta Craftsmen, but they asked me a question and I solved it right away."

"I guess you're not used to it yet."

In conversation with me, Melmie buries more and more puzzles. The recognition of the shapes and the ability to grasp space seem to be slipping out.

Since it's going to be finished by dinner, is it okay to keep the dining table occupied?

"Micam came to my office and asked me when the library would be finished."

"I think we'll be done by the beginning of the summer."

"Well, I'll ask Richay to leave a message."

Melmie leaves the puzzle unattended to peek into the office, look for Richay and snap her neck.

"That, he's not here"

"I saw you go up to your room."

"Upstairs. I was wondering if I could ask for a message at dinner."

Return to the task of assembling the puzzle by Melmie, who gave up lightly.

"You look perfectly fit."

"The fever was down this morning. But I don't know when I've had a cold."

Even though her body is sturdy is the handle, Melmie mutters as she moans the puzzle pieces.

"Well, maybe she's pregnant."

"- Ho, ho."

"Oh, Amane's upset"

"I'm upset! Seriously though!

I was seriously surprised.

"Just kidding," Melmie waves with a laugh.

"The first thing you make is a library."

"That's a great way to get back to the subject."

"Starting tomorrow, Mr. Melmie can be on the scene, and we can stick around and move on."

Having a sip of tea, Melmie takes the puzzle piece.

"I sent a letter to Jonesley saying I started building the library."

"Right. Then I guess I'll get a couple of books before the library's done."

With the school opening coming up next year, there's no library users or anyone else all year, but I've never been over it if I can keep a book in advance.

- I got your textbook.

If I could hear voices and turn my gaze, Richay was about to come into the dining kitchen. I have textbooks in my hands.

"I want to make sure I'm not mistaken, so can you help me?

View the textbooks placed on the table with Dosari.

"A few art, music, and theatrical scripts, too. And genetics and agronomy. That's thicker than I expected."

"There's mathematics, language, history."

Richay says as he takes the textbook of history, which is his specialty.

I also get thick textbooks where genetics and agronomy go hand in hand.

"You're hanging up."

When making a book, print and fold a few pages on a large piece of paper and spell it on top of each other. That's why the pages are in the same state as bags.

But the genetics and agronomy textbooks in my hands are properly disconnected from the pages.

Nodding as Richay turns all over the history textbook.

"I just cut it in my room."

"I see. Well, let me read it."

There are no items related to the genetic traits of rum birds. Because it's meant to be used in agriculture, the first herbal experiment that Marcto and I did together is written.

The results of the experiment I provided are also detailed and well worth the material.

After learning the basic laws of heredity in an herbal experiment, we move on to an item about the main food in this world, the tomb.

What is written is the genetic trait of the thorium and its genetic laws, which are now found. In addition to the back length, flexibility and thickness of the stem, the size of the binge eating area similar to corn and the number of grains are also summarized as materials.

From here, we move on to the idea and practical knowledge and methodology of varietal improvement, using the falling resistance of the tomb as an example.

This textbook does not contain data on how to improve Takowka's varieties, genetic traits, or genetic laws.

Only on crops in demand, research has begun everywhere in the wake of the birth of Ichikouka in Takakus, but nowhere seems to bear fruit.

Well, there won't be any results for a few years. Even Takakus didn't publish the material.

Let me monopolize the secret of Ichikowka.

"I feel like I've been watching, and it doesn't seem like there's a problem"

"History's gonna be fine."

"And the language."

"... Math, Pass"

You were home, Teten.

You should check the details by the opening of the Tacax School.

Open your mouth as Melmie turns the language textbook.

"When you can do textbooks, you have a real sense that you're getting ready to start school."

"I was actually supposed to finish it within last year."

"I was in a rush last year with the breakdown of an emerging village, so I had no choice."

Put the textbook on the table and I'll get up.

"Is the textbook for distribution to the kids a shared warehouse?

"That's right. I'll hang it all up with Micam tomorrow."

"I asked."

In addition to the textbooks, he also keeps research materials, Richay's writings, and several sets of drawings in a shared warehouse.

All we have to do is build a library.

It was around the end of spring that the library was completed.

Though I thought it would get hot due to the warm winter, it is still moving at temperatures that are cool enough.

"I knew it would be nice to have a brick arcade"

I feel smudged.

Royal red brick arcade extending east next to the library entrance. A peek beyond that arch is a small Japanese-style garden. I struggled quite a bit because I didn't have stones, but I managed to get in shape with moss and grass.

Once inside from the library entrance, there is a library counter to the right and an in-house plan to the left.

The building is L-shaped, entering through the north entrance and turning east.

The foot is covered with a red felt carpet woven with snowworm hair, which contrasts beautifully with the red brick-style sculpture also applied to the interior walls of the building. The colouring of the felt carpet was requested from the town of Cateo.

Proceed sideways to the back of the book counter. There are two on the wall, plus a total of four bookshelves with two island shelves. The island shelves are two back-to-back.

It is the textbooks and their related books that are kept here. He also keeps reproductions of literature referenced by Richay when he writes history books, as well as botanical materials and mathematical references.

When I go through the bookshelf, I go out into reading space.

This space, one step up, falls light from a triangular roof made of clear feathers of demonic worms. This location on the corner of the L-shaped building also had large windows attached to the walls to ensure adequate brightness.

Turning east, now more books on the arts.

These are authentic songs played in theaters from simple practice songs with each instrument, scores of original songs provided by one Rosas, art history, music history, etc.

Professional materials in agronomy and genetics are stored in the experimental building. Only students enrolled in the college can view it and reproduction is forbidden.

At the deepest end of the east, there are six backless round chairs, arranged along the south brick-style interior walls. It is a brightness that I do not find inconvenient in carrying out my reading due to the light captured from the large windows on the east and north sides.

Unlike Joynesley's fictional library and the underground library, which is one of the emerging villages but still survives, this Tacax library, which captures a lot of sunlight, requires little winglight wings.

Thanks to this, the equipment cost was cheaper.

I look out at the Japanese-style garden through a window facing north.

Though I chose this Japanese-style garden, considering it unsettling during reading in a well-maintained geometric garden with western style, it seemed right.

Even in this world, gardens change over time and can be classified in a number of ways. This Japanese-style garden had a similar format.

Nevertheless, he didn't have a similar mindset to dead mountain water.

In the library garden, a few strips of white lacquer, representing the slightly tall trees surrounding the outer circumference and their roots, and the water flowing out of those gaps, flow out towards the library. It is planted with bright yellow-green moss that appears on white lacquer everywhere, representing Central America with its tall trees and soil.

It drained religious thinking. What a Japanese garden, but the landscapers of the old village of Kidato also kept an eye on the idea of expressing the flow of water with white lacquer.

Says, why hasn't anyone thought of it before?

I guess it was Columbus' egg idea in this world. Perhaps landscapers also told me that they would be actively incorporated into the future gardens.

I'll finish my inspection and leave the library.

"Now you've got the school ready."

All we have to do is wait for the kids who will be enrolled next spring.