Amazing Village Building Chapter 2: Make A Village Here?

The one to suggest that I be sent to develop the wasteland was my step-brother Raul.

It was next to impossible to develop such a horrible place, so it was only a mission in na. In reality, it was being exiled.

Be it from starvation or from the monsters in the area, there was a high likelihood of my death. Yet, no one, not even my mother raised an objection.

To them, I was such a disappointnt that dying horribly and alone was the fate I deserved.

Luke, the Gift you got was called [Village Building], right? Then developing this wasteland should be easy! Gyahahaha!

Even now, I could still hear Rauls laughter.

Perhaps it was because he was always being ostracized that he grew up have a twisted personality. But then again, maybe soone with his disposition might just be what was needed in this turbulent ti.

To be frank, I wasnt quite fond of fighting.

I had been trained with the swordand was able to get proficient in a short amount of tibut the act of killing people just didnt sit well with .

My instructor would often remark: youre talented, but youre just too kind, Luke-sama.

Weve arrived.

Along with that announcent, the carriage stopped.

About a week had passed since I left ho, but only now did we reach the wasteland I was banished to.

Ive been told what this place is likebut its sohow worse.

All around was a wasteland.

There were scarcely any plants, and most of the mountains that dotted the place were bald and rocky.

The only saving grace were the forest to the north and the lush mountain range to the east. However, these were also where the monsters lived. The monsters liked those places, so they rarely ventured outsidebut rarely is not as good as never.

Once the luggage was dropped off as well, the carriage quickly departed.

There was only one servant that stayed behind with .

Luke-sama, its just like weve heard, there really is nothing out here.

Her na was Millia.

I had never asked for her age, but if I had to guess, I would say she was probably around 20.

She had beautiful black hair and a great sense of style. She was tall too.

She was my personal maid, but that was before I was banished here. She was an excellent maid and was therefore an important personnel at my fathers castle, so she didnt have to co with at all.

You sure about this? I an, you can make head maid sooner or later if you stayed

What are you talking about, Luke-sama? When I beca your personal maid, I swore an oath. That no matter what happens, I will continue serving by your side. Those feelings havent changed.

Millia

To think that there was soone who would care for like she does

(Fufufu, after all, I love young boys too much! And you, Luke-sama, are my perfect type! Gufufufu)

Huh? Did a chill just run down my spine? Nah, must be my imagination. Yeah, yeah, that must be it.

Well then, Luke-sama, it might be too sudden, but I believe you have to choose between two options.

Two options?

Yes. The first is live off the land. At the mont, our supplies can last up to maybe a month. We can cultivate the land and farm, but as you can see, the land is terribly barren. Even if we sohow make it work, harvesting enough for the two of us within a months ti is unbelievable at best. Of course, we can hunt and forage in the forest over there, but, well either way, itd be extrely difficult.

Once again, I thought of what an outrageous place I was sent to.

The other option is for us to escape from here and go to so faraway city. No ones here to stop us or even tell on us, so itll be an easy thing to pull off.

Sohow, I got the feeling that Millia was suggesting the second option.

Which made sense since it was the more practical option.

I would have gone with it right away, but I had sothing I wanted to try first.

My Gift, [Village Building], I never really learned how to use it after I received it. I dont even have an idea what it does

I didnt know how, but I just knew my Gift would be useful at this mont.

And then

Make a village here?

The characters for those words then appeared at the edge of my vision.

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