I Was Reincarnated as a Poor Farmer in a Different World, so I Decided to Make Bricks to Build a Castle - Chapter 44

"If I do it, I can do it... Surprisingly, I can handle it."

I was ecstatic when I saw the walls of the enclosure I had built on my land.

Earlier, the walls that were built to surround the land were completely completed.

I thought I could do it while watching.

The wall I built was quite out of standard size.

It has a height of nearly 10 meters and a thickness of about 5 meters.

Walls lined up to intersect bricks and mortar cemented to fill the gaps.

Perhaps it would have been better to fill the interior of the wall with sand or something to prevent impact from the outside.

However, I have decided to prepare a thick wall simply because I am not familiar with the construction of the wall.

Every time I grow up, I think my magic levels are rising.

As a result, there is more capacity that can be magically made at once than before.

I felt it when I reproduced the inn.

However, a wall of this size would be better if it had a width of 5 meters.

In other words, it was necessary to activate magic every 5 meters to connect the wall and build it.

In fact, when I got into the work, I was about to make a sound to the work that was too long ahead.

Because I felt that it was unrealistic to build a wall that would surround the fields and horizons that I could see from afar.

But the work was done sooner than I thought.

You can say it went better than expected.

First, I spelled the construction of the wall.

It is difficult to spell magic, and it takes time.

It is the spell culture that triggers magic like conditional reflection when you say the spell name.

However, when you spell so that the conditional reflex happens, you have to use the exact same magic after casting the spell name.

If you don't keep hitting a baseball on the same track and at the same speed, like a trackout, every time you snap a bump, it won't work.

Can you imagine how difficult that is?

However, I succeeded in Wall Architecture sooner than I spelled Shotgun .

This shortened the time by doing the same thing when I built the inn.

Make a magical image of the wall you want to build once in your head.

The wall was now soaked with magic and covered.

I used Memory Storage spells after using magic to cover a building called a wall made of soil.

Then I could perfectly and magically memorize the structure of the wall in my brain.

This made it much easier to continue reproducing the same magic after crushing the spell, and thanks to this, I succeeded in the spell culture early.

While some of the work has progressed thanks to the establishment of this method, there is another factor that has led to a sharp increase in efficiency.

It was the presence of a service beast.

Since I named my first child Valkyrie, all my beasts have been able to use their magic.

But even more surprisingly, Valkyries discovered that my spells could be used.

You can use magic that you couldn't use at the time you named it.

In other words, Valkyries were able to use Wall Architecture .

Individuals for sale to peddlers cut corners, so to speak, without corners.

However, to hatch the servant beast's eggs, some were grown without cutting corners and left on hand.

With Magic Injection , Valkyries can hatch their own eggs.

This time, I took about five of them and built a wall.

Still, it's hard to build a few kilometers of walls around the fields.

Therefore, I also decided to use the magic mushrooms that were made for the product as a supplement to magic.

Magic mushrooms become materials for magic healing medicine.

But I didn't know how to make magic healing medicine.

When I shipped it, it was dried in the sun and sold to merchants in dry mushrooms.

However, even in this state of dried mushrooms, it seems to have been effective in replenishing magic.

Me and the Valkyries chewed up chaos and hard mushrooms in their mouths and even made walls.

"How about that, part-time brother? It's amazing."

"No, it's amazing. Stupid, you. You don't know where there's an exit on the wall, do you?"

When I talk to my part-time brother as I look at the wall, I get an unexpected word.

Oh no... I thought you'd be surprised...

But if you ask me, maybe I am.

The exterior wall I built is square, and I think one side is probably about four kilometers long.

Where is the entrance and exit to such a distant wall?

Well, you might not know from afar.

"... I wasn't thinking about the entrance. What should I do?"

"Well... in the meantime, unlike in the field, you'd better decide the way to the exit so you can see it.

"The road. I'll think about it."

Thus, although the construction of the wall was completed and it succeeded in preventing the beast harm of the big pig, new problems emerged.