Chapter 109: １０９
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Grandpa, what are you going to do with all this stuff?
My grandfather had brought about ten big cockerels and four millhooks in the past six months and made me a servant.
Of course, the reason he made such a large number of servants was probably for Sakuya-chan.
If you have eggs, milk and honey, you can make a few kinds of sweets.
Of course you have to keep them for Sakuya's snacks.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no! How many more of these things do you have? What are we going to feed it?
Here. There's your food.
The grandfather magically took out a lot of straw and grains for feeding and so on.
''........What happened to all this?''
You see, you used to hunt the local monsters in the countryside for wheat.
Huh, I'm pretty sure it was done before you met us, right?
Yes, I know. I've been buying flour in town now, and I've got a big cocksucker and a millhorn, so I asked for some straw and grain to feed them, and they've been so pleased with it that I've been able to exchange more than I did with the wheat.
I see.
I don't know about grains, for sure, but if you're in a rural area, you'll probably have a lot of straw. And if it's good enough to replace the flour, they'll give you a lot more.
''So, if you're doing this yourself, why are there so many more followers?
Of course it's because they have food! Now I can make Sakuya eat a lot of delicious food.
So it's Sakuya-chan after all....
But how do you take care of it? You can't do that in an orphanage, can you?
There's nothing wrong with letting him go. He was wild to begin with, and since he's an intelligent servant, he can take care of himself. You know how to milk the cows, and that's all you need.
Apparently, the increase in the number of members coming to Grandpa's place is also the reason for the increase in the number of followers.
''Well, while you're at it, make stables for the horses as well. I'm going to get a horse, so make a horse stable too!
Until now, it was just a simple building with only a cow and a chicken, so it was just a pillar and a roof. But with this much increase, it's a pity indeed.
''Huh, I understand.''
So we decided to build a chicken coop, a cow house, and a horse house.
As far as construction goes, I think it would be okay if it had a simple roof wall entrance. The size can be made wider by the magic of grandpa and grandma, so it doesn't matter if it's small as long as you're careful with the height.
Instead, to make it magically wider, we had to properly divide the space, so we had to make a floor as well.
First, the chicken coop. We used ground magic to create a flat monolith for the floor. Then we built the pillars, walls, and roof.
Then we added the entrance and windows. Both windows were sliding doors that we could open and close by ourselves. And the handles were enlarged.
The cow shed and the horse stables were also made. I made the handles for the sliding door in several different heights.
I didn't know which height would be easiest to use, so I made the sliding door handles at different heights.
After a few days (about two weeks, since we were coming every other day) to build the hut, we had grandpa and grandma magically expand the room for us.
'Hey, Grandpa, is the hut too big for you?'
The hut that was expanded was clearly too large for the current squires to live in.
''There might be more to come.
Are you still planning to increase it?
Well, even if you are going to increase it, give us a break for the time being.
I also built a hut with a fireplace to help you with your stuff.
I had it magically expanded, of course.
I thought I'd use it as a tent to carry around with me.
I'm sure it will come in handy when I become an adventurer in the future.
Until then, it'll probably end up in my item box as fertilizer...
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Grandpa, what are you going to do with all this stuff?
My grandfather had brought about ten big cockerels and four millhooks in the past six months and made me a servant.
Of course, the reason he made such a large number of servants was probably for Sakuya-chan.
If you have eggs, milk and honey, you can make a few kinds of sweets.
Of course you have to keep them for Sakuya's snacks.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no! How many more of these things do you have? What are we going to feed it?
Here. There's your food.
The grandfather magically took out a lot of straw and grains for feeding and so on.
''........What happened to all this?''
You see, you used to hunt the local monsters in the countryside for wheat.
Huh, I'm pretty sure it was done before you met us, right?
Yes, I know. I've been buying flour in town now, and I've got a big cocksucker and a millhorn, so I asked for some straw and grain to feed them, and they've been so pleased with it that I've been able to exchange more than I did with the wheat.
I see.
I don't know about grains, for sure, but if you're in a rural area, you'll probably have a lot of straw. And if it's good enough to replace the flour, they'll give you a lot more.
''So, if you're doing this yourself, why are there so many more followers?
Of course it's because they have food! Now I can make Sakuya eat a lot of delicious food.
So it's Sakuya-chan after all....
But how do you take care of it? You can't do that in an orphanage, can you?
There's nothing wrong with letting him go. He was wild to begin with, and since he's an intelligent servant, he can take care of himself. You know how to milk the cows, and that's all you need.
Apparently, the increase in the number of members coming to Grandpa's place is also the reason for the increase in the number of followers.
''Well, while you're at it, make stables for the horses as well. I'm going to get a horse, so make a horse stable too!
Until now, it was just a simple building with only a cow and a chicken, so it was just a pillar and a roof. But with this much increase, it's a pity indeed.
''Huh, I understand.''
So we decided to build a chicken coop, a cow house, and a horse house.
As far as construction goes, I think it would be okay if it had a simple roof wall entrance. The size can be made wider by the magic of grandpa and grandma, so it doesn't matter if it's small as long as you're careful with the height.
Instead, to make it magically wider, we had to properly divide the space, so we had to make a floor as well.
First, the chicken coop. We used ground magic to create a flat monolith for the floor. Then we built the pillars, walls, and roof.
Then we added the entrance and windows. Both windows were sliding doors that we could open and close by ourselves. And the handles were enlarged.
The cow shed and the horse stables were also made. I made the handles for the sliding door in several different heights.
I didn't know which height would be easiest to use, so I made the sliding door handles at different heights.
After a few days (about two weeks, since we were coming every other day) to build the hut, we had grandpa and grandma magically expand the room for us.
'Hey, Grandpa, is the hut too big for you?'
The hut that was expanded was clearly too large for the current squires to live in.
''There might be more to come.
Are you still planning to increase it?
Well, even if you are going to increase it, give us a break for the time being.
I also built a hut with a fireplace to help you with your stuff.
I had it magically expanded, of course.
I thought I'd use it as a tent to carry around with me.
I'm sure it will come in handy when I become an adventurer in the future.
Until then, it'll probably end up in my item box as fertilizer...
Grandpa, what are you going to do with all this stuff?My grandfather had brought about ten big cockerels and four millhooks in the past six months and made me a servant.Of course, the reason he made such a large number of servants was probably for Sakuya-chan.If you have eggs, milk and honey, you can make a few kinds of sweets.Of course you have to keep them for Sakuya's snacks.No, no, no, no, no, no, no! How many more of these things do you have? What are we going to feed it?Here. There's your food.The grandfather magically took out a lot of straw and grains for feeding and so on.''........What happened to all this?''You see, you used to hunt the local monsters in the countryside for wheat.Huh, I'm pretty sure it was done before you met us, right?Yes, I know. I've been buying flour in town now, and I've got a big cocksucker and a millhorn, so I asked for some straw and grain to feed them, and they've been so pleased with it that I've been able to exchange more than I did with the wheat.I see.I don't know about grains, for sure, but if you're in a rural area, you'll probably have a lot of straw. And if it's good enough to replace the flour, they'll give you a lot more.''So, if you're doing this yourself, why are there so many more followers?Of course it's because they have food! Now I can make Sakuya eat a lot of delicious food.So it's Sakuya-chan after all....But how do you take care of it? You can't do that in an orphanage, can you?There's nothing wrong with letting him go. He was wild to begin with, and since he's an intelligent servant, he can take care of himself. You know how to milk the cows, and that's all you need.Apparently, the increase in the number of members coming to Grandpa's place is also the reason for the increase in the number of followers.''Well, while you're at it, make stables for the horses as well. I'm going to get a horse, so make a horse stable too!Until now, it was just a simple building with only a cow and a chicken, so it was just a pillar and a roof. But with this much increase, it's a pity indeed.''Huh, I understand.''So we decided to build a chicken coop, a cow house, and a horse house.As far as construction goes, I think it would be okay if it had a simple roof wall entrance. The size can be made wider by the magic of grandpa and grandma, so it doesn't matter if it's small as long as you're careful with the height.Instead, to make it magically wider, we had to properly divide the space, so we had to make a floor as well.First, the chicken coop. We used ground magic to create a flat monolith for the floor. Then we built the pillars, walls, and roof.Then we added the entrance and windows. Both windows were sliding doors that we could open and close by ourselves. And the handles were enlarged.The cow shed and the horse stables were also made. I made the handles for the sliding door in several different heights.I didn't know which height would be easiest to use, so I made the sliding door handles at different heights.After a few days about two weeks, since we were coming every other day to build the hut, we had grandpa and grandma magically expand the room for us.'Hey, Grandpa, is the hut too big for you?'The hut that was expanded was clearly too large for the current squires to live in.''There might be more to come.Are you still planning to increase it?Well, even if you are going to increase it, give us a break for the time being.I also built a hut with a fireplace to help you with your stuff.I had it magically expanded, of course.I thought I'd use it as a tent to carry around with me.I'm sure it will come in handy when I become an adventurer in the future.Until then, it'll probably end up in my item box as fertilizer...
