Ugh..........

Never a pleasant sight, is it?

'Compared to Gori's mobile city, there's a higher percentage of soil. That's why the skullworms seem to be breeding there. What do you think, Taro-san?

'It's like a rural mobile city with large areas of green space and farmland. So a gorilla mobile city is an urban-type city. There's very little exposed dirt, so there's little room for skull worms to breed. Instead, though, they've been targeted by gremlins.

Master Taro, you're woozy and uncomfortable.



　We landed in an abandoned mobile city from the ship, and it was no exaggeration to say that it was a nest of skull worms.
　There are skull worms of all sizes hovering here and there, and unlike earth worms, they only come out of the ground after it rains or something like that.
　Maybe it's because even the smaller ones are lightly two meters long, so they don't have to hide under the ground.
　As for the number........it's a pain to count.
　This mobile city was apparently a mobile city that focused on green space and agricultural production.
　There was no sign of people, no corpses or bones, so the residents had either escaped or were fed to the Skullworm.
　It has been abandoned for quite a few years now, so either way it's the same.......
　Gollimatcho had said that the electronic fairies of this mobile city had already disappeared.
　He said that if they were still alive, they could contact Golimatcho, so there was no doubt about it.
　Without a doubt, this mobile city must have been destroyed because of the Skull Worm.
　We need to be careful.

''Mew, what kind of attacks does a Skull Worm do?''

'They wrap themselves around the Lord and strangle him.

It's like a snake.

If you can think of it as a non-venomous snake. But it's not that strong. It's weaker than sandworms. It's a sand beast whose strength lies in its numbers and fertility.

Well, then, we're not going to play to our strengths here.

　The area of a mobile city is limited.
　Skullworms can't survive in the desert outside, so they can't choose to run away to other areas like they do in other habitats, even if it is dangerous.
　We have to stay within this mobile city.

The bottom line is that we have to take it down faster than the speed at which it's increasing.

You want speed, don't you?

But if you don't focus on party coordination, it can be dangerous if you get obsessed with too many skullworms by yourself.

All right. We'll get on with the extermination.

　After a quick strategy meeting, we each readied our gains and went straight into battle against the swarm of skullworms.



'How long will it take you to destroy them, Gori?'

I'm thinking two or three days.

Aren't you fast, Gori?

It's a projection based on a sound calculation.



　We continued to exterminate the skullworms through the evening that day, and I think we were able to eradicate over 80% of them on the first day.
　I heard that the rate of reproduction of the skull worms is unusual, and Gollimachu seems to have stepped in and said that it would take us five days to exterminate the skull worms, and that the mobile city would be back in operation in a week.

'Just don't let the nourishing soil disappear from that mobile city. So it's two to three days.

　One of the difficulties in exterminating skull worms was the disposal of the corpses of the skull worms that we had exterminated in large numbers.
　It's good that we killed a lot of skull worms, but if we left all the corpses uncollected, they would grow at an explosive rate as new nutrients.
　However, it's impossible to collect all the thousands of skullworm corpses.
　Except for the divine coins that are dropped, the rest of them can only be used as fertilizer, which is also why no one wants to take them down because they are so painstakingly hard to take down.
　In the end, I'll continue to defeat them at a rate faster than the Skullworm's growth rate and annihilate them all.
　That's the only way to get rid of them.
　However, the skullworms that breed in lands other than deserts will continue to be exterminated, and when they realize they are at a disadvantage, they will flee to other lands.
　There is no end to the number of cases in which they breed again and return to their native habitat.
　There was no end to the number of cases in which they would return to breed again, which was the reason why no matter how many times they were exterminated, the skull worms were not wiped out.

'We have an advantage in that regard,'

The Skullworm you killed is gone, Goliath.

'You knew about this?　The goldmaster.

'Larabell, it's not that surprising. Golimachou knew the fact that the electronic fairies in that mobile city had already disappeared. That means he knows how we are fighting in that mobile city.

　It's hard to hide from the goldmine that the sand beast you defeated will disappear and all of it will be converted to electronic money.
　That's why I told him I was leaving the mobile city, because I was furious at his violation of the rules.

'It's been a long time since I've seen an ability goliath in The Changer,'

'Mr. Gori, do you know who the 'change agent' is?'

The old man is the first gori I've actually met. I know that humans from the collapse of ancient civilization have been summoning such a race. The device they are using to summon them is a device originally used in ancient civilizations. Gori used that device to summon water from another world because there was a shortage of water due to room temperature nuclear fusion, so they used that device to summon water from another world. It's amazing what a human being can do with a device that has been modified to summon humans. I don't know who modified it, Gori.

　Has someone modified the device used to summon water from another world for room temperature fusion for human use?
　They improved the device after the collapse of the ancient civilization.
　Is it any wonder that Gori Macho is surprised?

'Back to the gori, if the skullworms are going to disappear, then of course their nutrition is going to disappear, and the gori will be able to control their reproduction. That's a gori that can be exterminated quickly.

That's what I'm talking about.

Fun gory.

　The next day, and then the next day, we went out by boat to exterminate skullworms in the abandoned mobile city, and with each passing day, we could see that the number of skullworms was decreasing.
　The lack of nutritious corpses of their compatriots probably prevents them from taking advantage of their greatest strength, their high fertility.
　The skullworm itself is weak, so we had to get rid of it in three days.

I'm glad it's over, but is it safe?

What does that mean?

'I hope this combined with the mobile city managed by the gorimachos doesn't go bad...'

　Because we've held on to the extraneous stuff, we've made the original stuff crazy, too.
　It might be a worry that is typical of Lalabelle, who is royalty.
　Looking at that brother, it seems like those kinds of worries can come up.

''That seems to be fine.''

'Speaking of which, Mr. Taro, you asked for extra supplies from Gori.

Yes.

　Hundreds of liters of water, metals, rare metals and rare earths for catalysts, and 20 kilos of bananas.
　They also required soil conditioners and fertilizers for gardening and farming.
　I got it all from the Internet.

Four days to go, and then we'll be ready for our new 'Gori-san Town'.

" " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " "

　Except for the part with the mansion, we were told not to go outside as we were reassembling the mobile city from scratch, so we spent four days in the luxurious mansion nonchalantly.
　And after four days.........



'The new Gori-san Town Gori'

　As much as I dare to emphasize that it was new, the mobile city had become a large mobile city that was both an urban area and an agricultural section.
　It was about one or five kilometers in diameter?
　Huh?
　Isn't it funny?

'Given the mass of the two mobile cities, it would be strange for them to be so large.

　It couldn't possibly be one or five times larger in diameter, because it is larger in length, width and height.
　Obviously, the mass of supplies is not enough.

''How so?''　The "goldmatcho

Is it gory?　If energy and nano-machine materials are abundant, extracting silicon from the desert sand to increase the base of the mobile city would be a piece of cake. But I've calculated that this was more efficient than combining the materials of the two mobile cities," he said.

　I'm a humanities guy, so I had no idea of the breakdown of that calculation, but if that's what the electronic fairies are doing, is that correct?

Gori said, "When we brought in the agricultural mobile cities, we built a new facility. "When incorporating agricultural mobile cities, new facilities were built. It's good to see.

When I walked out of the mansion as recommended by Gorimachou, I found that the top of the mobile city was covered with a transparent dome.

'A special acrylic dry-dome gori. Water is precious in the desert. Without this, it's reckless to set up an agricultural zone in a mobile city. Ninety-nine ninety-nine percent of the gori will prevent the water from evaporating and escaping.

　Is that transparent dome to keep the water from evaporating?
　It is true that if the top is open, no matter how much water is sprayed, it will evaporate outside.
　Since this world is a desert, the water should evaporate even faster than before.
　There were also traces of ponds in agricultural plots, but the reason they were empty was probably because the water had evaporated.
　So the dome is indispensable to this world's mobile city.

As for the dome, we also have a room-temperature fusion reactor and a water tank that has been augmented by Gori. It would be better to keep the water tanks full at all times. It's a necessary measure for security purposes.

　As long as the catalyst in the room temperature fusion reactor is alive, the rest of the water is enough to create energy, so it's better not to empty the water tank.

'All right. Where's the gorilla banana?

　It used to be five kilometers a day, so the increase in volume to two mobile cities is about 20 kilometers?

It's the same as it always was. Five kilos is fine, Gori.

Are you sure?

'That twenty kilos of goli was used to increase the amount of organic compounds consumed by the combined mobile city and to increase the memory and performance of the organic supercomputer that runs the goli. Once it's built, all that's left to do is maintain it, so there's no need for that much banana gori.

　It's a banana, or rather, a food that contains carbon.
　Gori Macho is a gorilla-shaped electronic fairy, so I'm sure he was made to taste bananas.

'Gori who is about to leave and enjoy life in a mobile city for a while.

　So there's no work for us to do, since the goldmines will be able to navigate the mobile city.

Then we're off, Gori!

　After taking in the ruined mobile city, "Gori-san Town" safely begins to sail towards the unknown sea of the desert.

　So, what will happen now?
　Also, if possible, I'd like to change the name of "Gori-san Town".
　I'm sure it's not going to be easy, though, since Gori-Macho is so obsessed with it.