Pixel Maniac in the Comic World

Chapter 94 Industrial Master
  The next day, Terry, who had been busy all night, called Teacher Goldman and asked for another day off.

What was different from the past was that this time Goldman didn't even say a word to Terry's request for leave. Instead, he readily agreed and only asked Terry to go to his office next Monday.

He wanted to see how Terry's grades soared so quickly.

Terry hung up the phone after promising, and then continued to renovate his residence one by one.

This process took longer than he expected. As he finally began to renovate/build and design his own safe residence with his own hands like in the game, a new idea would pop up in his mind almost every few hammers.

"We can't just focus on the threat of peace talks. In the future, this house will definitely have to take into account the daily needs of entertaining relatives and friends. It is a bit unconsidered to directly bury the pressure plate on the only way."

Terry climbed up and down between the first and second floors with a big hammer. With the blessing of Nebula Dew, his energy seemed to be inexhaustible.

One night passed, and I reworked about twenty times, but I was still in high spirits.

However, the physical exertion of such continuous spinning was actually a bit overstretched, and I probably had to take a deep sleep afterwards.

At present, Terry is basically relying on the energy of playing games all night in his previous life to support his spirit, and he is determined to build a perfect place to live.

It's not quite right. This color scheme is too cold and too industrial. This needs to be changed.

"Fortunately, there is no noise, otherwise the neighbors would have complained... Why don't I just dig out another basement?"

Terry then began to use the newly obtained steel ingots to synthesize some more primitive trap blocks.

Terry buried more than ten kinds of trap blocks, including ground spikes, fire breathers, electric shocks, and darts, in different categories throughout the house. Finally, he put back the furniture that had been stored in the inventory one by one as he remembered it.

Well, at worst, I could fill it back with my backhand, what a big deal.

"Although there is no paint dealer NPC, is it possible to buy paints, brushes and the like directly in reality?"

For example, there are several walls that can be rotated and raised, and there are secret doors and hollowed-out pipes hidden in the walls and floors of certain blocks, which can be opened by Terry selectively activating the corresponding switches.

After undergoing a day-and-night renovation, Terry's self-doing ability and subjective consciousness are now at an all-time high. He decided to take the time to buy the corresponding paint materials, and then try his best to restore the appearance of the house to its previous appearance.

Although it is ancient, who would have thought that such an ordinary cabin would be filled with such deadly gadgets?
  "Energy issues are almost something that should not be considered in the game, but the reality cannot be ignored. It seems that even a simple generator cannot supply the energy consumption of the laser trap."

After all, the more ordinary it looks, the more surprising it is at the sudden lethality in the end.

Finally, Terry clapped his hands, yawned and looked around with satisfaction at the indoor environment where the color and material had completely turned into a cold steel color scheme.

It was another whole day's work, and finally the circuit boards, pressure plates, control rods were buried in the grid-shaped gap that had been reserved before... and finally in a newly dug out underground safe room compartment. Put in a generator.

Terry not only placed the mechanical blocks provided in the game, but also used the knowledge transmitted by Hei to design some more modern transformation plans.

Will you accidentally dig into the sewer?

"It's a pity that we didn't get the special glass material yesterday. That thing can be used to make laser components. It could have been filled with modern high-tech traps in the house."

If necessary, he could even play hide-and-seek all day and night with any visitor with ill intentions in this seemingly small house.

"It's a pity that there is no teleporter. When I played in my previous life, I really had no interest in hiding professional engineers. Now I can't even remember who the NPC is who sells the teleporter. That kind of creation is the real special item for the truant master."

Terry only remembered watching some videos of engineer players showing off their skills posted online. Use various devices arranged in advance to completely replace your position with various switches that can be activated anywhere and conveyor belts. With this super-standard movement technique, you can even use no weapons at all. With a body that is as brittle as tissue paper and will die at the touch of a touch, as well as various traps and explosives, he can clear some game bosses that are intimidating to stand-up players like Terry without any damage.

Any engineer who can create a unique way of skipping classes actually needs a spiritual mind that is difficult for ordinary people to possess.

Terry can only be regarded as a plagiarism engineer based on the templates published by others.

"By the way, the stainless steel suit I'm wearing is going to be retired so soon."

Now Terry can use raw metal materials to roll aerospace-grade special alloy ingots with his bare hands. Although the price of those materials is more than one and a half times more expensive than stainless steel, Terry spent all his living expenses and previous savings without buying much materials.

But there should still be enough weight to satisfy yourself as a suit.

If you want to further strengthen it next time, you must look for those unrealistic metal materials that are somewhat fantasy and science fiction in the world of yourself and Hei.

The vibranium of Wakanda, the Adamantium alloy of the mutant Wolverine, and the Uru metal that can only be found in the palaces of Nordic mythology.

Hei's side is a bit more so. He seems to have some impression of the settings of the top ten metals.

Thinking about those things now is really a bit lofty, and aerospace-grade titanium alloy is enough for him.

Iron Man basically used this thing in the early stage, right?

It's not like Terry hasn't thought about developing a better aluminum-lithium alloy, which is stronger than titanium alloy.

But I really can’t afford it.

I just don’t know which level of ore in the pixel game can aerospace-grade titanium alloy correspond to.

"Although the stainless steel suit directly uses the effect of the silver suit, in terms of defense value alone, it is already stronger than obsidian, second only to Hell Stone, and Hell Stone is about four levels higher than Silver Mine."

"This defense bonus is a bit beyond the common sense of the game, or is it that in some ore settings, after switching to the real world, some additional enhancements will be obtained simultaneously?"

If we compare it with some real-world obsidian, we can probably figure it out.

Terry took out his mobile phone and searched online directly.

Then he put the phone back into his pocket with a darkened expression.

Because in reality, this thing is priced according to gemstones, and differences in quality will definitely not be taken into account, while the unit price of natural black gold obsidian with higher quality is calculated in grams.

A little calculation shows that the raw material is several times more expensive than the aerospace-grade titanium alloy he synthesized. Even if he only purchases enough natural obsidian raw material to make a suit, it is not worth the gain just to experiment with the conversion problem from game to reality.

Terry is now poor, so poor that he doesn't even know how to talk to Uncle Martin.

Unless he is willing to specialize in processing some items, buy and sell them, and make money by doing business on his own.

"Specially doing business for slightly stronger special alloys..."

(End of this chapter)