When I ca back after collecting trees, there were more dwarves gathering together than just now, and the distance was closer.
"Dude, you're getting too much together. Will you back off for a second?"
The dwarves slowly fall back and distance to Aotearoa's voice, but watched the work with a look of anticipation and anxiety as to what could be done without being too far apart.
"That's about it, okay, now let's go with the wall. Let's start with the hole..."
Because it is a simple facility, wooden plates will be inserted directly into the ground and walls will be built without foundation, etc. To this end, Aeta will create a space where the magic of the soil can flow to the ground and board the soil.
That speed was so fast that the watching side didn't know what it was doing.
"Walls and columns next"
That said, one after the other, the machined plates are inserted into the earlier holes so that they beco walls. When I finish that, I put up a pillar in the wall. The walls and columns were magically centing the surrounding soil when they finished installing them to avoid falling.
"All you have to do is put the roof on."
Having quickly completed the installation of the walls and columns, Ethereum puts a roof over it and applies a mbrane made of the magic of soil and water to counteract the rain and so on.
"Just put the door on, and then install the magic props..."
Aotearoa puts doors for entry and exit in a few places and puts holes in several walls to fill simple windows. It was just hard to fit the glass in, so clothing prevents the inside from being visible. And inside, he had installed so magic props so that he could get the lights on even at night.
Aotearoa had been working on it for hours, and the sa mouth she saw doing it on her own was naturally open.
"For now, but give a break with sothing like this, and the extra will help if you rent the one in the guard's stuffing. That's all right, right?
Aotearoa spoke to a guard who was at so point in the audience. The guard nodded many tis with his mouth open.
"My people should be bringing what the owner of the city inn made for the al. Wait till then, I left it to the lord to deal with after that"
That's right, Aotearoa seems tired too, and that's all I said, he went back into the city without looking back.
And I thought, once I turn around.
"Just in case, don't take it off because we have junction stones on all sides except demons, okay? If you take it off and get attacked, you deserve it."
Saying so much as I rembered, Aotearoa went back to the city without looking back this ti.
After that it was Deena, Atra and the ancient dragon, and the head of the dwarf. When Deena explained to the dwarves, she asked to accompany them here after the completion.
Ethereal Mansion
Ed would welco back to the mansion, but Aotearoa could only raise her hand out of tiredness.
"I'm sorry you seem tired"
"Buru"
Ed shook his head sideways, assuming he didn't mind.
Kept inside, Aeta sat up montously as she went to the living room.
"Ah, I'm tired. Just call right."
Aotearoa speaks to the head of the dwarf when he deposits himself on the couch.
"Ah, yes. Excuse ."
I was scared and nervous to do all that alone and even more to have this big house.
"Oh, do you want to just take magic restorative pills..."
Aotearoa takes it out of her bag and drinks it in a whirlpool. Even Ethereum, which had a lot of original magic, beca tired when it ca to making sothing large enough for more than a hundred people to rest.
"Hmm, a little calm... so can you let know what the hell happened and this happened?
The head so asked nodded loudly once he sat back down.
"Of course it is. That's how cheap it is for you to give all that support and talk to the lord!
The chief punched his chest and said.
"We moved the settlent from where Lord Sota used to co. It was a new place to live, and it was a little bit of a place to co in, and there were no monsters around, and they lived in peace, but they ca."
They, the Ethereals had predictions about which hand stuff ca just to hear it.
"The Imperial ones."
The length snorts at the words.
"As you can guess. A dwarf from another settlent ca to our settlent, and I only knew the information, but I was still alard. He said he was moving the settlent to a very difficult place to understand, so it wouldn't co this far."
To put it that far clouds my face.
"I've been attacked right there. I was sowhat prepped when I was attacked, just in case, so I was brought in all those people. As a result, I lost many of my people..."
Finally the length looks down and its mouth stops too.
"Right... I knew it was them"
Aotea was frustrated when she heard the story. Speaking of dwarves, he was the descendant of his own people, who were to settle because of the empire. Even now, a thousand years after that, we still suffer because of the empire, and the clans are unable to co together. Grevin entrusted with my thoughts and I couldn't hide my teething feelings just because I was promising to protect them.
"I knew I had to go."
Aotearoa had avoided going to the Empire, but this ti it had helped push her back to the Empire.
"I am!
All of a sudden Deena shouted out loud, so they turned their gaze to you in surprise.
"I want to go. I want to know your brother, all the brave n, who tornted Mr. Sota!
There were tears in its eyes.
"Right, because being left to do it doesn't suit you sexually...... go! What are you guys gonna do?
Aotea asked Leila, Atra and Gu Long, who had been back at so point.
"I'm coming! Of course I'm going!!
Leila admired Ethereum and Deena, and when she heard Ethereum had been tornted, and saw Deena complaining that way with a sad look, no other option floated.
'Naturally I'll follow you, too. I have a covenant with Lord Sorta, and more importantly, he who has tornted him. "
'Hmm, I'll accompany you. Will you rely on to travel in the first place?
Atra, show your willingness to follow Gu Long as well.
"Well, we've got gear for that too... uh, and we're going to take the carriage"
'Huh?'
A word Aotearoa added seed to have taken away his identity, and the ancient dragon accidentally raised his dumb voice.
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