I travelled to the barn located at the edge of the village.
Ah, Chief Luke! Thanks for all the hard work!
Thanks for all the hard work too, Neruru. How are the animals?
Theyre all in good health!
Neruru had the [Heart of the Animals] Gift.
As such, she was made in charge of the villages farm animals.
At the mont, we were keeping cows, sheep, and chicken. The milk and eggs we get from them were absolutely delicious, making those so of the villages hidden specialty products.
Moo~
eh~
Bwak bwaak
Theyre so adorable.
These ones have just been born. But wow, Chief Luke, theyre already forming a bond with you!
But arent there too many newborns? How many adult ones do we have again?
At the mont, approximately 200 cows, 500 chickens, 100 sheep, 50 horses, and about 50 other livestock!
We have that many?
We originally purchased about 10 animals from the Brookley-san the rchant.
We did get new young ones as ti passed, but the majority of the animals we had were born here.
So, it really is because of the animal barns effects!
But considering the demand for milk and eggs, do we have enough?
Our livestock might have grown in numbers, but so did the population of the village.
I was worried our supply of milk and eggs were not enoughand yet, even now, I havent heard of any kind of shortage of it.
Oh. Well, to answer that, lets go over there, toward the pasture.
We had set up a vast pasture next to the barn area.
Well, it beca a pasture, but since pasture wasnt among the list of facilities I could build with my Gift, I had to improvise with a public park.
I used Facility Customization on it to increase the green tract of land until it turned a pasture. It wasnt that far off from being a nature park, to be honest.
MOOO~~~~~!
!?
All of a sudden, along with a thunderous roar, a gigantic figure appeared. In reaction, I instinctively took a step back.
A m-monster!?
Nope! Its one of our cows!
Huh? Thatsa cow?
When I looked closer, it was indeed a cow.
However, it was a cow that was easily more than 3 ters tall and 5 ters long. Suffice it to say, it was in a different league than the cows I was familiar with.
It was no wonder I mistook it for a monster.
This child is born here in the village! Its grown quite big, hasnt it?
Grown big was definitely an understatent.
So, is that one also a milk cow?
Yup!
How could it have grown this big though?
More surprisingly though, there wasnt just one gigantic cow. Looking around, I found all the cows there were equally gigantic.
As you can see, despite their size, theyre all so ek and docile! But more importantly, these cows give so much milk!
MOOO~~~~~
It made sense that cows that big would produce lots of milk.
And if there were 200 or so of these cows, the villages demand for milk should be well satisfied.
Just to be sure, the males still dont produce milk, right?
Yup, but for so reason, nothing but female cows are being born right now.
Eh, is that so?
Upon inspecting the cows leisurely grazing in the pasture a bit more carefully, I confird that most of them had large udders. I didnt know much about farm animals, but even I could tell that these cows were female.
That solves the mystery of where the supply of milk cos from, but what about the
Bwak bwaak
!?
Right at that mont, an ostrich-like chicken passed in front .
That chickens born in the village as well!
You an Im not just imagining that!?
Much like the cows, the chickens born and raised here seed to be much larger than usual.
Before long, other 2-ter-tall chickens were energetically running all over the pasture.
These chickens lay a lot of eggs! Ahh, perfect timing! Look over there!
I looked where she was pointing and saw one chicken ready to lay an egg.
Huh? Her eggs size isnormal?
I was expecting its egg to be as big as an ostrich egg, so I was a bit let down to see that its egg was not much bigger than a normal chickens egg, if at all.
In the next mont though
*pop**pop**pop**pop**pop**pop*
Eggs ca out of the gigantic chicken one after the other.
Each chicken lays about 50 eggs per day!
Its the type to make up with numbers!
Bawk
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