I Became A Mechanic

The most expensive place in Korea was Namsan, where Daehan was located.

Namsan, which used to be a mountain, was reclaimed entirely and became the center of Seoul.

Although it was called the Kingdom of Korea, it was also the location with minor damage from cracks in Korea, thanks to the influential guild members of Daehan.

Next was the Incheon area, where the gold coins are located, but recently the land price in Macheon-dong, where Aegis is located, has risen even more.

The reason was that there were no casualties by discovering a crack that occurred recently in advance, thanks to the guild master named Jun-woo Lee, who is revered as a hero.

Presumed to be legendary, he was a righteous man who did various things for the development of low-ranking people.

In addition, he was showing active participation in the dungeon gate, which would become a danger.

Therefore, people gathered in Macheon-dong, believing that a man named Lee Jun-woo would protect them from disaster.

Thanks to the crowds, land prices continued to rise.

Jun-woo was planning to purchase an entire block of the expensive neighborhood.

“It has risen a lot more than I expected.”

In modern society, rather than the concept of housing, the purpose of people was to wear good items to protect life, so land prices were not so high.

Choi Ji-ho briefly explained the reason.

“Because this is the center of Aegis where the Master resides. It can’t be compared to what it used to be.”

However, the peculiar thing was that the building price of the block adjacent to the guild building was much lower than in the area farther away.

“Why is it more expensive to go a little further away than nearby?”

“It is because there may be a local guild building expansion project. According to the local guild public interest laws, the Master can buy nearby land by rewarding it at a low price.”

Relocating the residence of the local guild was a move made by the city, so it was a related law created to prevent moving the guild building as much as possible.

When the guild grows in size, it expands or relocates, but if the guild is moved, the price of the surrounding land will fall anyway, so the land owners should cooperate.

“What if it’s a reward?”

“It is only one-tenth of the price of the land. The government will pay the remaining 5/10. Of course, it has to be something related to the guild.”

“I’m thinking of doing my workshop.”

“It can also be said to be related. We did much of that in Korea to build a workshop for blacksmiths nearby.”

Jun-woo nodded slowly.

It seems that the government is giving half of the support, but in any case, the building owner who was pointed out lost 4/10 of the price of the land.

“Relevant laws will be used so that the building owners do not lose money, but I will compensate for 40% separately.”

“All right. Then where?”

“If we can decide, let’s do it right.”

Jun-woo semi-forcedly bought a block to the right where the Aegis Guild building was located.

It cost about 30 billion won, but it wasn’t a massive amount for Jun-woo.

The block was purchased, and the league and the block’s car were also incorporated into the Aegis building.

And as the construction progressed, six buildings collapsed overnight.

In the place where the building fell, a round building slightly larger than a soccer field rose daily.

Thanks to the enormous workforce, a massive workshop for Jun-woo was completed five days later.

And as rumors spread that he was coming to the ground from the underground workshop, reporters flocked in.

They were the ones who worked tirelessly to capture the crafting machine golems that had only been rumored to be on camera.

But they couldn’t capture it on camera.

The robots entered the item window and moved, and the inside was secured with several layers.

And the entrance to walk in didn’t exist now.

In the master room, Jun-woo changed his location and moved to the workshop.

In the bright interior, the robots were working in the heat.

A new workshop was created, and the first thing Jun-woo made was a slightly larger and more efficient tower to be put into the workshop.

The class leader robot said to Jun-woo, looking at the elongated steel structure.

“It’s done, sir.”

When Jun-woo allowed it to be completed, it lit up, and a vast blue crystal ball floated above the top, radiating light.

[Ice Tower]

-Rank: Unique+

-Classification: Tower

-Item authority: Jun-woo Lee

-Durability: 500/500

-Health: 25000

-Defense: 335

-Effect: Continuously fires an ice ball that deals up to 540 damage to targets within 600m in front of you.

*When attacking, there is a 10% chance of decreasing the target’s Agility by 10.

*10% chance to fire an ice spear that deals 600 damage instead of an ice ball.

– Item value: 225,000,000,000

It was a tower with a lot of materials related to water.

More than 50 billion won more expensive than the existing one, and the effect seemed good.

And it was moved to the plaza of the land and erected as it is.

“Here?”

“Yes, Master.”

The two towers stood facing each other, and at the same time, they fired at the rushing golems.

Yoshimura, who looked at the two, in turn, asked.

“How much do you do for one of these things?”

“More than two hundred billion.”

“It’s crazy. What if the boss shows up?”

“Put it in the item window and run away.”

“Are you going to put this in the item window too?”

“Because this is also an item.”

The item’s permission was shared and set to Lloyd so that Lloyd could bring it.

“It’s great… ….”

Others, like Yoshimura, looked at the two towers alternately with a curious expression.

“Is it worth hunting?”

Kim Deok-cheol answered Jun-woo’s question first.

“Okay, Master. In particular, Sr. Lloyd gave me good instructions, so there is no danger, and I am delighted.”

Then Kim Seong-pan said:

“I am very grateful… …. Can I earn enough gold like this? … .”

It was Kim Seong-pan who showed a high level of contribution.

Thanks to that, even though it was Epic, I got more minerals than Epic+ Kim Deok-cheol or Lee Jeong-chan.

“Please gather a lot. I will buy them all. Those who lose can trade now.”

“I’m selling. Let me clean up the item window.”

They were getting equipment items and minerals, so the item window was full.

The transaction was made on the spot.

“Then I hope you all hunt carefully.”

Jun-woo lightly bowed his head to them and flew high.

Jun-woo flew in the direction of the desert, not the gate.

Yoshimura said as he watched Jun-woo fly away.

“They said they were looking for a sandworm and went to check it out.”

“Sandworms?”

“I think you got the quest.”

“Aha. By the way, every time I see Master flying, I am amazed.”

“Ah, yes. That guy is amazing too.”

Lloyd looked at Yoshimura.

“I can hear you all, Yoshimura.”

“Your ears are good too.”

“Let me stand in position. I will bring you.”

“Okay, let’s go do the quest too.”

They hunted and went out to catch the golems to break the generated quests.

At that time, Jun-woo repeated running around while flying low in the desert.

The defense robots spread out in all directions, catching monsters in the desert and running around, but the Sandworm did not appear.

‘I’m still… ….’

The boss didn’t come out quickly.

The higher the level, the longer the period for the boss to appear.

After confirming that there was none, Jun-woo flew again and returned to where he came from.

What Jun-woo did when he arrived at the residence of the Aegis building, which was his home, was to design a combat robot.

He tried to grasp the structure and understand the principle by looking at the recorded video, but the blueprints burned up repeatedly.

‘It’s challenging to make an Epic+ Golem with only a high-grade soul stone… ….’

He wanted to be taught, but there would be no one on earth to teach me this.

Taking a shallow sigh, Jun-woo went outside to get a change of mood.

Jun-woo sat looking at the small vacant lot of the guild building.

Then Sakaguchi slowly approached.

Sakaguchi was a man who moved mainly to protect Jun-woo, but now he is not being saved.

Jun-woo looked at the approaching Sakaguchi.

Sakaguchi bowed his head lightly, then held out a sword.

“Master, can you take a look at this sword?”

“Yeah? Yeah… ….”

It was a one-handed sword with over 67 billion unique grades.

The producer was a producer named Norra for the first time.

It was a well-made sword, and the effect was also worthy of its value.

When Jun-woo looked at Sakaguchi with a puzzled face, Sakaguchi held out another sword.

“Would you like to take a look at this too?”

It was his sword, which Sakaguchi only used when necessary.

[Sword of Orten]

Rank: Unique+

…

-Producer: Yoroshi

Sakaguchi’s sword, worth more than 100 billion, was made by Yoroshi and kidnapped by the Dark Star.

“Can the Master know if two people are the same just by looking at the sword?”

“It is impossible to see.”

“Okay… ….”

Jun-woo returned the sword to Sakaguchi.

“Excuse me, Master.”

“No. You think that a person named Nor could be Sr. Yoroshi.”

“Yeah… ….”

“It’s impossible to see, but I think you can tell if it’s the same person.”

“How?”

In the past, the golem master could feel the mana of the producer and know that it was an item made by Jun-woo.

It was impossible for Jun-woo now, but if it was Lloyd who was friendly with iron, it might be possible.

And even if it wasn’t Lloyd, there was a way to know if Jun-woo was the same maker or not, and that was by making one item through the knowledge of magic engineering.

It would be like a compass that could even track where it was.

However, when he discovered that such an item could be made, Jun-woo did not mention it, fearing that Sakaguchi would ask for it immediately and overdo it.

“If it was Lloyd, you might know. The crafter’s mana remains weak in the crafted items, and Lloyd may have the ability to figure it out.”

“Oh, thank you. Lloyd, where are you now? … .”

“It is in the square of the earth. I think I will be there for over a week before I come back.”

“Can I visit you?”

“I will tell you the location.”

Jun-woo took out a map and pointed out the location of Sakaguchi.

“Thank you, Master. Then I’ll go for a while.”

Sakaguchi bowed his head and moved immediately.

Jun-woo was a little worried if he had just informed me.

If the same person made the two swords, Sakaguchi seemed to seek a sales channel.

And those concerns were almost right.

If two swords are the same person, Sakaguchi would follow the sales route and find the place where Yoroshi was imprisoned.

Sakaguchi entered the work site, where the battle continued even though it was late at night.

Sakaguchi approached Lloyd with a brief exclamation of the power of the two towers erected.

“My name is Sakaguchi, Sr. Lloyd.”

“Come on.”

“I have a favor to ask you. The Master said that he could tell if two swords had the same master… ….”

“Yes?”

Sakaguchi said, holding out two swords.

“Can you confirm?”

“Give me.”

Lloyd grabbed the two swords one after another and returned the sword to Sakaguchi.

“It’s the same person.”

Sakaguchi asked with wide eyes.

“Is that so?”

“Yeah, he was kidnapped, a person named Yoroshi.”

“Yeah… ….”

“You were the one in charge of security.”

“That’s right… ….”

Lloyd asked slyly.

“So what?”

“I’m going to tell the master and try to trace the route.”

“Don’t overdo it. If it goes wrong, you are in danger too.”

“When it comes to feet, I am also fast.”

“Don’t be arrogant. Liu Wei is much faster than you.”

“Thanks for your concern, Lloyd. I’ll be careful not to run into you.”

“I think I just told you.”

“Then… ….”

Sakaguchi bowed his head and left the work site.

Lloyd looked at Sakaguchi as he disappeared and muttered.

“Maybe I made a mistake.”