activa-t Chapter 35 Chiffon Castle Complex
Chapter 35 Chiffon Castle Complex
Li noticed this.
Now that I've transmigrated here and become a lord, I must build a luxurious castle to live in. Otherwise, what kind of lord am I? I might as well just quit my job and go back to Earth to pay off my mortgage.
In all his plans, the construction of the castle occupies the absolute center position and deserves our utmost support.
of course.
Most lords' castles were not built in one go; they were basically transformed from manors little by little.
The usual approach is like this: first, fence off a few acres of land, then build a few houses inside the fence to live in.
When sufficient funds are available, the existing houses will be expanded.
For example, continuing to build connecting bridges between houses.
Or, auxiliary buildings such as watchtowers were built next to the main house.
To make it even simpler, you could just add a roof over the roofs of a few adjacent buildings, and you'd have a castle hall.
slowly.
And so a castle was born.
There is another type of courtyard-style castle that is even simpler. They use the surrounding wall as the first wall of the house, and then build a ring of houses around the wall, which is the same as the Tujia walled houses.
Alternatively, you could build a few buildings first, then connect them with a wall to form an irregular courtyard castle.
In this way.
Each room serves as a sentry post for observing the outside world, while the central open space is used as a daily activity area.
Since the system can build houses directly, Richard didn't need to choose the courtyard style, and besides, he didn't think that style looked good.
The five-acre wall of the current serf camp is actually the future side wall of the chiffon castle.
Once the central housing complex is expanded, the serfs will have to be relocated to live outside the walls while the walls are being built.
It's a bit small.
We'll expand it gradually later.
...
Richard first took a hammer from the toolbox, then opened the system panel to confirm the location of the stone house.
moment.
A house foundation suddenly appeared out of thin air in the central open space; it was a stone paving stone layer covering an area of one hundred square meters.
Two hundred units each of cobblestones and logs were piled on the floor tiles, and Richard threw his hammer into them.
Sudden.
It seemed as if a tiny, transparent figure picked up a hammer and began banging it against the floor tiles.
Each tap.
A layer of tightly fitted stone bricks was then piled on top of the foundation frame. It was foreseeable that once the bricks reached a certain height, the house would be completed.
As Richard watched the stone house slowly take shape, he felt a sense of contentment.
The 100-square-meter space, with one bedroom, one living room, and one bathroom, is enough for him and his maids to live in, so they no longer have to squeeze into the tent.
Once we have enough materials, we will build three more stone houses, one after another, using this house as a base, and combine them into a large, four-in-one, grid-shaped stone house.
This is not over yet.
The four roofs were removed, leaving only the ceiling as the foundation for the second floor, and four more stone houses were built on top of that.
In this way.
A 400-ping duplex villa is all I need!
If you find it too crowded.
The floor slab and partition walls between the first and second floors can be removed, creating a castle hall of 400 square meters with a height of over six meters!
Thinking of this.
Richard was laughing heartily.
The stone houses built by the system are essentially "building block houses"; once stacked, they can be modified in any way you like.
...
"What kind of divine skill is this?"
Karl's voice sounded from behind.
I turned my head and looked.
He stood there, stunned, pointing at the iron hammer floating in the air, his eyes filled with shock.
"My lord, is your life magic so omnipotent that it can even build houses!?"
Karl felt that after so many years in the Wolf Army, he had seen and experienced quite a lot.
however.
The fact that the lord could make the hammer build houses automatically with just his will was completely beyond his comprehension.
Is this really magic?
"Of course."
"Life itself is the greatest miracle, so what's wrong with building a house?"
Richard had no interest in explaining to this curious child.
The system has a whole host of more powerful features that haven't been shown yet. Are we going to make up excuses to cover them up one by one?
That's just their attitude.
Don't ask.
The answer is the life sciences.
...
Carl swallowed hard, a sudden thought flashing through his mind, and a look of surprise crossed his face.
"My lord, can this house you built with life magic transform into a stone giant?"
Richard was slightly taken aback. Why was the angle of this question so tricky?
Why did you have this idea?
Karl shrugged, his tone carrying a hint of self-righteousness:
"The Moon Elf can summon ancient trees to become withered tree guardians, and the Elemental Spirits can also imbue rocks with life, turning them into stone guardians."
"The house you built with magic should also have a combat form, just as you just said, life is the greatest miracle."
Richard's breath caught in his throat!
He turned his head and looked at the captain of the guard's expectant eyes, feeling speechless.
Is this curious child never going to stop, and even has a pungent aura about them?
"My life magic is mainly used for construction, and it has little to do with magic used for fighting and killing."
"So just give up, this house won't stand up and hit you."
Done.
He was afraid that Carl would throw out some more wild and unanswerable questions, so he quickly tried to distract him.
"Oh, right."
"How's Celia's teaching going? With such terrifying talent, her mastery of life energy must be pretty good, right?"
Speaking of Celia.
Carl looked on with admiration.
"My lord, she does indeed possess an extraordinary talent and aptitude; life energy flows extremely smoothly within her body."
"With almost no guidance, they are already adept at manipulating energy to enhance their attacks."
"What she lacks now is practical combat skills and experience in fighting enemies. Given time, she will definitely become an extraordinary warrior worthy of admiration."
Richard nodded in satisfaction.
Having spent so many years in the elite Wolf Army, Karl's judgment is certainly sound. If he says Celia has a high potential for growth, then he's absolutely right.
Moreover.
Richard also experienced Celia's comprehension firsthand last night; it was indeed quite remarkable.
Although it was her first time, she grasped all the fancy poses instantly and quickly mastered them.
What she lacks now.
It is also a time of growth.
Life energy is a hidden source within the heart. When used in battle, it can make attacks more powerful and defenses more resilient.
However, this energy is not inexhaustible; once it is used up, it will become depleted, at which point the combat power will drop significantly.
Therefore, even high-level warriors can easily be surrounded and killed by a group of low-level warriors once their life energy is exhausted.
Learning how to fully utilize life energy is a fundamental course that every extraordinary warrior must learn.
to be honest.
Just like an energy bar in a game, you need to think about how to make the most of it.
"Thanks a lot."
"I would also appreciate it if you could take some time to guide the other guards in their training as well."
Richard turned and patted Carl on the shoulder, his tone tinged with approval.
In fact, Karl's talent was not bad either; he belonged to the top tier and was a former member of the Wolf Riders.
He had been ostracized in the military, which led to his frustration and lack of progress in his career over the years.
But in chiffon collars.
This place provides fertile ground for his growth, and with his guidance, the combat skills of the other guards can also improve.
"As you wish."
Karl bowed in response.