Friendly Reincarnator Chapter 110: Dormitory and Textbooks

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 I went back to the staff room and discussed with the two teachers what was good about today’s class and what we should reflect on.

 

 The results were generally good, but Micah told me that he was thinking that an outside instructor might bring chaos to the class because his sword-style is self-taught and there is no form to it.

 

 We decided to tell this the outside instructor before we started the class and ask him not to mention the bad points, only the good ones so that we could find out what we could improve on.

 

 Maggie commented that she felt the barrier on the targets in the magic forge was on the verge of unraveling, so we resolved this by having me fix them and either restore the shields or put another shield over them.

 

 Finally, the two of them told me about a woodworker in town, and we ended the meeting.

 

 

 I then visited the principal’s office to tell him about today’s class, and how the students felt, and asked if the request to the guards had progressed.

 

 

“Louis, I negotiated exactly what you asked, and they agreed to send one man every day if we let them use the school grounds in the afternoon.” (Bert)

 

“That’s good to hear. Now I can teach basic sword, spear, and bow. I can give my students more options. Thank you, Principal Sennett.” (Louis)

 

 

 When I thanked him, Principal Sennet thanked me in return.

 

 He negotiated as I requested, so the achievement seems to be mine, anyway, I have a prospect from Monday.

 

 I left the principal’s office and headed to the woodworking shop in town.

 

 

“Hello. I’m from Sennet Adventurer Training School.” (Louis)

 

“Hello. Are you a student at the school?” (Woodworker)

 

 

 I came to this woodworking shop based on information provided by Micah, and it seems to be a large woodworking shop with many employees. I’m a kid, so it’s a natural reaction, but I’m wondering if there’s anything I can do to help.

 

 

“I’m Louis, a temporary teacher, but I was wondering if you would be able to help me decide.” (Louis)

 

“I’m the master, or rather the foreman, of this woodshop, what on earth are you here for?” (Woodworker)

 

 

 I asked, showing him a piece of a large tree, I had cut in the schoolyard before I came here.

 

 

“I want you to make a bed, a table, and a chair out of the other materials, using this piece of lumber as a reward. This is all I have to offer as payment.” (Louis)

 

 

 Saying this, I piled up three large trees’ worth of sawn boards.

 

 The amount of wood was enough to fill a house, and since it was magically dried to a moisture content of about 15%, there was no warping.

 

 

 The color of the master’s eyes changed when he saw the lumber.

 

 

“This is top-quality wood in terms of its dryness and warp-free condition. Are you ordering for a lot? Or do you want higher quality?” (Woodworker)

 

“You know what I need. We need a large number for our school, and we don’t have many days. By the way, we’ll be working with the same wood as this one, so if you want extra material, we’ll give you that as well for an additional fee.” (Louis)

 

“I’ll do it, no, let me do it.” (Woodworker)

 

 

 Having reached an agreement, we decided to work out the details.

 

 Fifteen bunk beds, six tables for six people, and thirty-six chairs to go with them.

 

 We decided to have half of them made as soon as possible, and the other half could be made later.

 

 The master accepted with a smile on his face and said he would make half of the tables by tomorrow evening, putting off the other jobs he was already working on.

 

 I gave my thanks and farewell, before leaving the woodworking shop to return to school.

 

 

 I had lunch with Huey in the corner of the schoolyard, took a break, and started building the dormitory.

 

 First, we built up the shape in one fell swoop with the [Land Remodel].

 

 In an instant, we had a two-story building.

 

 As I heard from Amber, we can use enough magic to sink a continent, so this was a no-brainer job.

 

 The outer and inner doors and window frames were to be made of wood, so the woodshop was supplied with a total of nine pieces of milled lumber, and the remaining one piece was to be used to make the doors and window frames.

 

 

 The first floor is a dining room and common room, kitchen, and four toilets, and the second floor is all rooms.

 

 The second floor has a hallway in the middle and four 6-mat rooms on each side, for a total of eight rooms, with four bunk beds to be installed later.

 

 The second floor leads to the rooftop, which can be used for drying clothes, etc. Of course, a handrail has been installed to prevent falling, and a hole has been drilled for a passageway on the second floor and covered with a dome-shaped lid made of Huey’s mucus.

 

 The rooftop and second floor are complete with doors and windows, and the kitchen is built on the first floor.

 

 

 I installed six stoves side by side, the same specs as the one I built for myself without any dead weight, and ventilation is done through the windows, so no exhaust fan is installed. This area was slightly weighted down.

 

 The two sinks for washing dishes were also shaped by [Land Remodel] and a stainless-steel plate was attached on top, and Huey was in charge of gluing them in place.

 

 There is a water tank above the sinks.

 

 

 I asked Amber about water and was lucky enough to learn in advance that there is a water vein right next to where the dormitory will be built, so I dug a well with magic and installed a hand-pump in the well with Blacksmith Magic.

 

 Incidentally, wastewater is discharged after passing through a sedimentation tank before being discharged into the sewage system outside the site.

 

 The sedimentation tank is planned to be pumped out and cleaned by slimes along with the toilet tank.

 

 

 For lighting, magic stones with lighting spell will be installed in the kitchen and dining room, and lamps will be used in each room. I instructed Huey to carefully spray the hardening adhesive from the top to the bottom floor, and the shape was completed.

 

 

 The windows and doors are to be installed one by one, and should be completed by noon tomorrow.

 

 We cut the lumber to size and used nails made with Blacksmith Magic to make the doors and windows.

 

 The day is over with the components ready to be installed tomorrow.

 

 

 Before returning to the inn, I went to the shopping district and bought a few things.

 

 At the inn, I refilled the bathtub with water and filled it with magic power to heat it up, and after telling Alethea that the bath was boiling, I ordered supper.

 

 Today’s menu consisted of grilled ginger orc, salad, bread, and vegetable soup.

 

 The quality of the ginger orc had slightly improved.

 

 

 After dinner, I devoted myself to making textbooks.

 

 The textbook and three months’ worth of prints were ready for one student, but not enough for all the others, so I had Huey make a printing block with hardened mucus and printed it using a hand-cranked rotary press I made with Blacksmith Magic.

 

 Fifty copies of the textbooks and three months’ worth of problem prints were made. Incidentally, Huey’s mucus could also be used as an adhesive to bind the textbooks, making bookbinding a breeze.

 

 The title of the textbook is “Sennett Adventurer Training School Textbook,” and the first page opens with a message from Principal Sennett: “To the surviving adventurers.”

 

 

“To Surviving Adventurers”

 

 Adventurers should live and work for the people.

 

 Whatever work you do, do it with pride.

 

 Be a solitary existence who does not put others down.

 

 Cherish your friends.

 

 Survive without fear of failure or retreat, and always think about the next step.

 

 

 Live. That’s what I always want.

 

 –Bert Sennett.

 

 

 I had Count Sennett’s signature written ahead of time, I had his permission for the opening statement ahead of time, and I had the 50 textbooks numbered consecutively with a note on the back cover that no copies were allowed.

 

 

 Next, I asked Huey to make 50 deep, lidded, square containers like baking trays.

 

 I am truly grateful to the omnipotent Huey.

 

 The depth is about 2 cm, the size is about A3 size, and I put about 1 cm of ultra-fine grinded sand from stones and rocks I had on hand inside.

 

 It is to be used as a notebook.

 

 I wrote on it with nails, and when I was done using it, I shook it to flatten the sand so that I could use it again.

 

 The reason I made 50 of them is in case they break after I’m gone and I need a spare.

 

 Incidentally, the spare sand is also given to the students in Huey’s special container.

 

 The textbooks, notebook containers, and problem printouts would be passed on to future students.

 

 

 The next morning, I concentrated on building the dormitory.

 

 I installed the exterior doors and windows, followed by the interior doors, which went more smoothly than I had expected, and the building was completed before noon.

 

 In my spare time, I built a brick oven in the kitchen, just outside the kitchen door.

 

 

 I cooked venison steaks in the finished kitchen, had lunch with Huey on Koppe bread, and then went to the guild to transcribe the most commonly used pages for beginners from the monster encyclopedia.

 

 

 I went to the guild and copied pages about slimes, goblins, Big Cockroaches, War Mantises, and other monsters that a new adventurer might encounter.

 

 Next, I would copy pages of targets to be collected, such as Hirupo, Ampo grass, Antitoxin Grass, Cure Grass, and Sixteenth Night Grass, as well as the vegetation and trends of where they grow in clusters.

 

 While I was copying, I thought several times that if I had a copy machine, I could finish the work quickly.

 

 

 I went back to the dormitory and made 50 new textbooks based on the transcriptions.

 

 After that, I hung curtains in each room with the cloth I had bought yesterday, put four blankets in each room, and prepared food for tomorrow, dusk was already setting

 

 

 I hurried to the woodworking shop and approached the master, who immediately responded.

 

 He had stopped all his other work and completed all the beds, tables, and chairs I had requested.

 

 

 He told me that he was afraid he would be paid too much because there was more wood than he had expected, but I told him not to worry about it and to save it.

 

 I told him that if I needed something else, I might ask him to do the same thing I did this time, and he said he would accept my request, and the master replied that he would receive it while rubbing his hands.

 

 

 He asked me what I would do about the transportation. I told him not to worry because I would carry them in my large magic bag, and as usual, I threw them all into the Infinite Storage and returned to the dormitory.

 

 After arriving at the dormitory, I set up a table and chairs in the dining room and common room, and set up bunk beds in each of the rooms on the second floor.

 

 

 After dark, I returned to the inn and, as I had done yesterday, filled the bath with water and magic power and made an announcement.

 

 After dinner, I also used the bath and refilled it with soap of a different fragrance since it was running low.

 

 Then, as usual, I did the circulation training of magic power and went to sleep.

 

 

 I think it was a day that felt strangely full and short with little to think about.

 

 

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