Kajiya de Hajimeru Isekai Slow Life

Chapter 583: Trial

The arrows used for the crossbow are different from the regular arrows. That said, it has an arrowhead, a shaft, and an arrow vane for a steady flight. Is there a difference in thickness?

The ones used for bows are fine, but the ones for crossbows are slightly thicker.

I don’t know what effect it will have, and I haven’t even shot at it in the previous world, so I don’t know the details, but I can only see that the kinetic energy increases by that amount if I can project heavier objects faster.

Well, on the other hand, I don’t know anything more than that.

“Okay, I got it.”

I made a slightly thicker arrow, recalling the arrow that Samir usually makes (I make the arrowhead, but Samir makes the adjustment of the arrow wings herself).

Even if I didn’t know the reason, I could do it well thanks to cheat…. maybe.

Riquet

What is it?

If that’s the last one, let’s give it a try.

When Rikete, who was waving a hammer, raised a thick arrow lightly and called out to her, her eyes glowed.

Yes!

While Rikete finished about two daggers, I also made a few arrows.

Me and Riquet went out. The sun has long passed by the sky. It feels a little better to go out from the hot blacksmithy when it’s getting cold.

I didn’t really like sauna in the previous world, but when I tried this, I thought it would be good to go in a little more.

I can’t even make it here. There are hot springs, and stones can be collected from everywhere (it seems that any stone is not okay because it can be watered), but it would be quite a while after making it…

Besides that, I wrapped up the little thick iron plate I had in my hand like Samir and Liddy used to practice bows all the time.

Both the arrowhead and the iron plate had plenty of magic power. For practice, I hope that it will last a little, but when I realized that the contradictory story was as it is, I smiled bitterly.

It’s slightly open behind the door, so that when it deviates, someone doesn’t suddenly show up and hit it.

Maybe we should take care of the shooting range of the guns in the previous world. There is still some soil left around the hot spring.

Well then, can you load it yourself?

Yes!

When he placed his legs on the abrasions, Riquet prepared to pull up the strings using tools. If it’s hard, I’m going to use the lever principle to pull strings, or I’m going to use it to pull gears.

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Riquet pulled the string up at once. Hook the string on the clasp as it is. Now the first thing to do is to pull the strings.

Next, I put the thick arrow that I offered in the groove carved into the bullet bed, and then slid it in front so that the rear end of the arrow came to the part where the string was fixed.

Then, I put my tail on my shoulder. In the previous world, it might be a scope or a dot site, but naturally there is no such thing in this world.

There is no iron sight on the rifle, so the aiming is like a bow.

Riquet grabbed the lever. “Kang!” sounds and arrows are fired. The arrows flew like lines in the air, and eventually hit “Vacan!!” With a flashy sound and spark, it fell down.

At least the contradiction didn’t go unnoticed.

When I finally approached it, the spot where the arrow hit was quite dented. Wasn’t this one intact?

When I picked up the arrow, the tip was crushed.

In the previous world, I had seen a video of an iron plate not being pierced by a gun, but the iron plate and arrows were just like that.

I can’t say it’s as powerful as a gun. This time, Riket’s skill was released from a very close range. But it will still be enough as a weapon.

Even if you have a shield in place, it’s going to penetrate and stick as it is.

Rikete said while stroking the tracks of the iron plate. I nodded. That iron plate was reinforced by magic. That way, you can prevent penetration, which means that you can’t prevent penetration with an ordinary iron plate if you return the back.

I wonder if I can defeat the dragon anyway.

I wonder if I can cum.

I said it as a joke, but I only bitterly laughed at Riquet’s words, which contained the air of truth.