It has been 4 days since we started digging at the site of the cave in Mount Gorun.
　The hole that was dug has become quite deep, and the light of day no longer shines through, so the skeletons are able to work day and night.
　However, the work of carrying the rocks out of the cave, processing the rocks to create buildings, etc., was still done at night, so this work was still done only at night, but the speed of the digging process accelerated rapidly.

　Finally, on this night, the group of people who had been digging finally reached the top of the dragon scale sedimentary layer.

　The dragon scales dug up by the skeletons were immediately brought into the stone collection station, where they were cleaned and polished, and all of these simple tasks were done by the skeletons alone.
　For the village of Liberty, with a population of a little over 500 people, it is an extremely valuable and indispensable labor force.

　It's not the human world's, but the magical world, or the demon world as it is commonly called, by the way, this summoning magic is not from the human world, but the magical world, or the demon world as it is commonly called, but Sarah said that even I can do it if I learn how to chant it.
　I'm sure you'll be able to find a great deal of information on this topic. When I read it carefully, I found that the annotations stated that I should refer to "specialized books that specialize in summoning" for information on how to chant.
　I hurriedly checked the magic books I had in my possession, but I was disappointed because there was no 'specialized book on summoning' in the magic books I owned.


　The scales that were dug up were somewhat painful, but
This is the best material for a weapon.
　The quality was so high that Kuro assured me that it would be a great product.
　He said he could sell it as it was, but he suggested that if the quality was this good, why not try making it into armor here?
　The dwarf father immediately tried to make a prototype of the shield, but because the material was of too high quality, he was unable to use his own tools to make it work.
　It seems we need to start by improving our facilities and equipment...

　Just as he was thinking this, a group of dwarves he knew came to the village of Liberty in search of his dwarven father.
　A total of twenty-three of them, each carrying a large amount of goods in their wagons.

　The twenty-three were.
　　One of the chiefs is called an elder.
　　Eight dwarf couples, 16 of them.
　　Six dwarf children.

　He had heard a rumor that the taxes in my village were low and did not discriminate against sub-humans, so they had moved from the other side of the mountains to live there, after a majority of the village decided they wanted to live there as well.
　It seemed that many of the dwarf's old friends were there as well, and he was happy to see them again, hugging them all with a smile. Some of them seemed to be friends of Father Dwarf's children, and they too were holding hands and laughing at each other.
　Father Dwarf introduced us to Elder Dwarf.
　Elder Dwarf Father assured us that the rumors we had heard were correct, and he once again offered to let us live in the village.
　We were in need of a craftsman who could make armor and other items of armor, so we answered immediately and accepted the offer.

　The dwarves are all very skilled armor makers.

　As soon as I had a look at their freshly dug up scales, I saw that they were
I've lived a long time myself and I've never seen dragon scales of such high quality in my life and I've never seen anything like it.
　Then, they rolled their eyes.
　The other dwarves were all looking at these scales with amazement, but they all immediately offered to let me make a weapon out of them.
　Their momentum, or rather their enthusiasm, was so great that when I was amused.
Dwarves are craftsmen to the core. When they see these fine materials, they can't wait to make something great with them.
　Then Black laughed with a guffaw.

　We discussed with the dwarf elders and their party that we would create a workshop and residence between the town hall under construction and the former cave site and have them work and live there in the future.
　I was going to ask Sarah to start working on it as soon as possible tonight and have a bone man (skeleton) work on it.
We can take care of our own living quarters, you know. We won't let our lord's hands be tied.
　The dwarves entered the forest with their axes in their hands and began to cut down the trees and build houses for everyone to live in at a high rate of speed.

　While they worked, they had a brief meeting with the dwarf elders to discuss

　The dwarven community is free to use any of its members as long as they are in the area.
　The village will provide all materials.
　The village will provide any tools and facilities the dwarves need at its expense.

　So far we had no trouble agreeing to this.

　We both begin to worry about how much to sell the finished product for.
　I can judge whether or not this kind of armor is a good product or not, but when it comes to putting a price on it, I am a complete novice.
　The dwarven elders and everyone else in the dwarven community are also skilled in manufacturing, but they are also amateurs when it comes to putting a price on them.
　In fact, they had been taken advantage of there, and had been forced by the race to work for a rather awful low price on a number of occasions, so they had recently retreated deep into the forest.

　We were both wondering what was going on.
Well, I'll tell you what I'm gonna do with it.
　And since Black has readily agreed to do so, I think we can work it out somehow.
　If this is the decision of Kuro, who has traveled across the continent to do business, there is no doubt about it.

　As for the sales, we'll ask the village to pay some money according to the total amount of sales, and we'll work out the details later on.

　　I'm sure you'll be able to find a way to make the most out of your time with us.
　They were talking about wanting more magic blast furnaces, so I brought my magic blast furnace that I had kept in my magic box at home and came to give it to them.
　In the workshop, Yome the Owl People had joined me to help, and he and Eldena were in the middle of moving the bones of the Bone Man (Skeleton) into the blast furnace.
　Erdena noticed me and said she was going to take a break, calling out to Yome as well.
　I wondered if I was interrupting, and
I've been working all morning, so it's rather nice to have an excuse to take a break.
　He smiled at that.
　While Erdena prepared the tea, she said that the magic blast furnace was being set up next to the blast furnace that was already in place.
I'm glad we have more blast furnaces, but honestly, we could use more people.
　Erdena smiles as she brings a tray with tea and tea sweets on it.
　When it comes to handling a magical blast furnace, it's difficult to handle it unless you're a person who is familiar with magic in a certain way.
　If you simply want to transport materials, for example, you have a bone man (skeleton) to help you during the night and that seems to be enough, but the current situation is that there is an overwhelming shortage of manpower during the day and people who can smelt magic stones that require magic power.
''Well I have the perfect person in front of me, but you have a lot more hard work to do.
　Eldena smiles bitterly as she says that.
　It is true that I have a doctorate in Potions, and I am used to this kind of magic refining, and I think that I can be a good enough asset here, and above all, I really want to specialize in the work here if I am allowed to.
　I told him that I would try to come help him whenever I had free time, and left the place.

　As I left the magic workshop, this time I was stopped by Foldente.
　I'm not going to be able to get my hands on any of them.
　I was just thinking, "You're moving so fast.
There are 4,000 skeletons working on it right now," he said.
　Saying that, Foldente laughed with a chuckle.

　With 4,000 people, I couldn't help but chuckle at the fact that it would be a force that wasn't even close to a single knightly order. Naturally, I don't intend to use it in that direction at all, but.......

　When it came to moving, I thought I'd have to call Unja and everyone back in the village to make sure they were prepared.
Oh, that's okay. Home will be there for you.
　...the house? Can you come?

　Foldente explained.
The house that the plant worked its magic on, didn't it? Trees that have received plant magic will be able to move by themselves.
　I'm quite surprised that that magic had such an effect on me.
　
It's a very good idea to have a good idea of what you're looking for.
　Foldente taps me on the shoulder and tells me to take care of that one.
　Then Foldente says, "Well, I'll get right to it.
　Then he disappeared, as if to drown it out.

　And that night ... the work was done.

'Awesome bear!　It's an amazing bear~!
　Colocque peers out the window of the tree house, looking around and shouting with excitement.
　From another window, Aura, Aela, the dwarf children and others are peeking out of the window as well, cheering.
　Our tree house was [walking] through the forest, with everyone like that on board the house.
　With roots as a substitute for legs, they were striding along at a brisk pace, and the way they were advancing at a good clip could only be described as odd.......
　The view from the tree was a delightful one, and not only the children, but also Unya and the falconer's father
This is great." "No, not at all.
　And I watch the scenery flowing happily by.
　Overnight, our plant-turned-home, which had taken us from Liberty Village to the site of a cave on Mount Gorn, had reestablished itself behind the nearly completed house and settled in as if it had been there for years.
　The building that's left over there, maybe we should turn it into a hot spring inn.
　I nodded to Foldente, who chuckled at that, and I nodded.
　Indeed, that might be a good idea. Above all, it would be a shame to abandon such a pleasant hot spring.

　Well, I can't help but chuckle at the thought that Foldente will probably go through with it even if he doesn't tell me.