Chapter 89: I'm back!
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A line of reddish-brown stone golems is advancing in front of me.
Each of these stone golems is several times the size of a man. They are pulling carts, and on the carts are piles of bricks.
The procession of stone golems heading toward the encampment along the newly built road was quite a sight to behold.
We are almost to the encampment," Roa tells me, using his far-sightedness.
We, including Halhammer, had finished the work that Kalin had asked us to do and were on our way back to the encampment.
"It looks like the road from the neighboring territory has been successfully completed. The road from the neighboring territory seems to have been completed successfully, thanks to the work done by the alchemists of Rust," said Halhammer. But what are these stone golems anyway?
Taura looked around curiously and inquired.
"Oh, these are brick golems, to be exact. It is a kind of wrought beast made of bricks. But from the looks of it, it's pretty simple. I wonder if they set it to operate so that it reverts back to brick after a few days of operation, and then use it in large quantities."
"Oh, and when we get to the encampment, we'll use the brick golem itself as a building material. This is a technique sometimes used in urban development in remote areas.
Halhammer supplements my answer to Taura.
As we talk, we continue on our way, taking care not to get in the way of the stone golems on the road.
The encampment that we eventually come to see has changed completely.
Brick walls surrounded the former encampment, and many people of various occupations were working there.
The place has developed so rapidly that it could be called a town.
Most of the tents have been cleared away or are missing. Instead, there were numerous brick-based buildings.
We continued on our way to the gate in the wall.
"This is Rust! And Mr. Roa. Welcome back. You must be Taura, the priest knight. Welcome. Who are you?
He must be guarding the gate. A familiar face stands at the entrance, greeting you and asking you questions.
"I know Rusto."
Rohr briefly tells them about Halhammer.
Both Halhammer and I chuckle at Loa's mannerisms.
This is Reb Halhammer. He is my mentor."
I have no choice but to introduce Halhammer to the gatekeeper once again.
"That's it! Welcome to the Hallhammer. It's just in time for you.
"Just in time for what?"
Loa asks the gatekeeper.
"We have an event coming up soon. It's the naming ceremony of the city. This place will finally have a name. We will be the first city of the Admiralty.
The gatekeeper happily tells us.
Rohr's face lights up when he hears this. I also enjoy the cheerful atmosphere of the others, and after a brief exchange of information with the gatekeeper, we say our goodbyes.
We all continue on into the city.
We headed for Kalene's new workplace, which the gatekeeper had told us about.
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A line of reddish-brown stone golems is advancing in front of me.
Each of these stone golems is several times the size of a man. They are pulling carts, and on the carts are piles of bricks.
The procession of stone golems heading toward the encampment along the newly built road was quite a sight to behold.
We are almost to the encampment," Roa tells me, using his far-sightedness.
We, including Halhammer, had finished the work that Kalin had asked us to do and were on our way back to the encampment.
"It looks like the road from the neighboring territory has been successfully completed. The road from the neighboring territory seems to have been completed successfully, thanks to the work done by the alchemists of Rust," said Halhammer. But what are these stone golems anyway?
Taura looked around curiously and inquired.
"Oh, these are brick golems, to be exact. It is a kind of wrought beast made of bricks. But from the looks of it, it's pretty simple. I wonder if they set it to operate so that it reverts back to brick after a few days of operation, and then use it in large quantities."
"Oh, and when we get to the encampment, we'll use the brick golem itself as a building material. This is a technique sometimes used in urban development in remote areas.
Halhammer supplements my answer to Taura.
As we talk, we continue on our way, taking care not to get in the way of the stone golems on the road.
The encampment that we eventually come to see has changed completely.
Brick walls surrounded the former encampment, and many people of various occupations were working there.
The place has developed so rapidly that it could be called a town.
Most of the tents have been cleared away or are missing. Instead, there were numerous brick-based buildings.
We continued on our way to the gate in the wall.
"This is Rust! And Mr. Roa. Welcome back. You must be Taura, the priest knight. Welcome. Who are you?
He must be guarding the gate. A familiar face stands at the entrance, greeting you and asking you questions.
"I know Rusto."
Rohr briefly tells them about Halhammer.
Both Halhammer and I chuckle at Loa's mannerisms.
This is Reb Halhammer. He is my mentor."
I have no choice but to introduce Halhammer to the gatekeeper once again.
"That's it! Welcome to the Hallhammer. It's just in time for you.
"Just in time for what?"
Loa asks the gatekeeper.
"We have an event coming up soon. It's the naming ceremony of the city. This place will finally have a name. We will be the first city of the Admiralty.
The gatekeeper happily tells us.
Rohr's face lights up when he hears this. I also enjoy the cheerful atmosphere of the others, and after a brief exchange of information with the gatekeeper, we say our goodbyes.
We all continue on into the city.
We headed for Kalene's new workplace, which the gatekeeper had told us about.
A line of reddish-brown stone golems is advancing in front of me.Each of these stone golems is several times the size of a man. They are pulling carts, and on the carts are piles of bricks.The procession of stone golems heading toward the encampment along the newly built road was quite a sight to behold.We are almost to the encampment," Roa tells me, using his far-sightedness.We, including Halhammer, had finished the work that Kalin had asked us to do and were on our way back to the encampment."It looks like the road from the neighboring territory has been successfully completed. The road from the neighboring territory seems to have been completed successfully, thanks to the work done by the alchemists of Rust," said Halhammer. But what are these stone golems anyway?Taura looked around curiously and inquired."Oh, these are brick golems, to be exact. It is a kind of wrought beast made of bricks. But from the looks of it, it's pretty simple. I wonder if they set it to operate so that it reverts back to brick after a few days of operation, and then use it in large quantities.""Oh, and when we get to the encampment, we'll use the brick golem itself as a building material. This is a technique sometimes used in urban development in remote areas.Halhammer supplements my answer to Taura.As we talk, we continue on our way, taking care not to get in the way of the stone golems on the road.The encampment that we eventually come to see has changed completely.Brick walls surrounded the former encampment, and many people of various occupations were working there.The place has developed so rapidly that it could be called a town.Most of the tents have been cleared away or are missing. Instead, there were numerous brick-based buildings.We continued on our way to the gate in the wall."This is Rust! And Mr. Roa. Welcome back. You must be Taura, the priest knight. Welcome. Who are you?He must be guarding the gate. A familiar face stands at the entrance, greeting you and asking you questions."I know Rusto."Rohr briefly tells them about Halhammer.Both Halhammer and I chuckle at Loa's mannerisms.This is Reb Halhammer. He is my mentor."I have no choice but to introduce Halhammer to the gatekeeper once again."That's it! Welcome to the Hallhammer. It's just in time for you."Just in time for what?"Loa asks the gatekeeper."We have an event coming up soon. It's the naming ceremony of the city. This place will finally have a name. We will be the first city of the Admiralty.The gatekeeper happily tells us.Rohr's face lights up when he hears this. I also enjoy the cheerful atmosphere of the others, and after a brief exchange of information with the gatekeeper, we say our goodbyes.We all continue on into the city.We headed for Kalene's new workplace, which the gatekeeper had told us about.
