Necromancer: Becoming a God from a Lord

Haru, the Minister of Construction of the Pioneer Leader, and Dult, the young spellcaster, stood side by side on a small pier built temporarily by the Icefield River.

"According to the design and construction requirements of the Lord's drawings, the bridge needs to be connected at least three to four sections of bridge span structures, but the water flow of the Bingyuan River is so turbulent, even if I mined the stones that two or three people hugged from the mountains as bridge piers , and will soon be washed down by the river water wrapped in floes... This bridge is much more difficult than building a mage tower for adults."

After receiving this arduous construction task, Haru visited Asdaren without stopping, obtained a large amount of bridge construction drawings from the chief consultant of the territory, and began to study theoretically day and night, which made him feel a little bit Durt, who despises the people, looks at him with some admiration.

The young spellcaster put away his initial secret disdain and reminded him: "Don't forget, Lord Harvey has a hard requirement for this bridge-the entire bridge must be six meters above the water surface so that the ship can make it The magical steel sailboat can pass smoothly, which is probably the main reason why he sent me to help you."

Haru then came to his senses and asked carefully: "I really didn't understand in the Lord's study that day. How did he want you to help me? Can the magical magic of the spellcaster still be able to do it. Will a bridge be formed on the river surface out of thin air?”

The Minister of Construction has been used to seeing some of the magics performed by his boss Reiner and Chief Asdalen, but most of them are displayed by instruments and accessories installed on their alchemy bodies, similar to the ultra-high temperature energy commonly used by Reiner. Welding gun.

Dult resisted the gushing complaints in his heart and explained patiently: "Since you want to build a bridge so high from the river, you naturally need to set up a gentle slope connecting both sides of the river. For you ordinary people, But it is not easy to do a big project. Just mining quarries will be enough for you to work hard for a while..."

After saying that, he raised his hand with some satisfaction, pointed to the planned bridge location in front of him, bent his knees and squatted down and gently pressed it on the ground, and began to silently recite a lengthy spell.

Haru immediately felt the ground under his feet begin to tremble slightly, as if something was surging and rolling deep in the ground, and even the wild waterfowls on the river beach were frightened and scattered.

"You...what magic are you using? It actually caused the earth to move!"

Dult ignored Haru's questioning. The magic he was currently using is called "Durter's Mud Stone Rise Technique". It was an improved four-ring earth elemental magic that he had personally completed, because it was mixed. Some force fields are the matrix structure and casting inscriptions of magic, so the casting effect caused can also produce certain changes in the terrain structure.

I saw that the wet soil next to the river beach suddenly surged and gathered like boiling under his magic, and soon lifted from the ground to form a "small hill bag" with a gentle slope.

Immediately afterwards, these soft sludge on the river beach seemed to be squeezed and kneaded hard by an invisible giant hand, and gradually changed shapes firmly condensed and formed, transforming into common ordinary rock forms.

Haru ran over in a scream, and within a few minutes he suddenly appeared on the hillside by the river and dug it up, muttering in disbelief: "God! You have turned the soil into a hard stone! It's simply...it's incredible!"

Dult snorted with satisfaction, and his trembling hand quietly took out an elemental magic stone from his waist pocket and squeezed it into his hand - he was just a research-type intermediate spell caster, if he hadn't wanted to be in front of this mortal Show it, it is not a simple and easy thing to use this range-type magic that almost exhausts the magic power in his body.

Haru was flexible and soon came up with the idea of ​​learning from others. He said excitedly: "Mr. Dult! I know what the Lord Lord means. As long as I get a boat to bring you to the river, I can pass through you. Have you lifted the strong rock piers from the riverbed? Hahaha! This way, the bridge can be completed in less than half a month!”

Dult couldn't help rolling his eyes, sucked the bridge drawings in Haru's hand, stretched out his fingers and asked with a pale face: "If I don't touch the soil at the bottom of the river, I can't get this rotten mud." It will be converted into rocks and lifted them from the riverbed at most to reveal the river surface, but the turbulent water will continue to take away mud and sand. This kind of pier can't last for a few days!"

This is not that Dult deliberately did not cooperate with Haru's work. Even if he was an advanced elemental caster and did not directly contact the casting target, he could not transfer magic energy by relying on the water surface alone. The soft silt at the bottom of the riverbed solidifies into a rock form, which involves the issue of magical energy transmission effect, and cannot be explained clearly by an ordinary building official.

He sighed, put away the elemental magic stone that had exhausted his magic power in his hand, and said lightly: "It's better to arrange the manpower honestly and go to the foot of the Jackdaw Mountain to mine the quarry and transport it back, and find a way to tie it with iron ropes and throw it into the water... ...I can only cooperate with you to raise the gentle slopes on both sides of the straits."

Haru was not discouraged at all, and he called on his technical officials to gather together and began to discuss on the spot with the bridge sketch drawn by Harvi.

Dult stood quietly by the side and watched coldly.

Although spellcasters from mortals often have delusions on the road to chasing the truth, these ordinary people are more likely to have unrealistic thoughts, and most of them are whimsical ideas that emerge to take shortcuts. .

The heated discussion did not last long. Haru slapped his head suddenly, walked to Durt excitedly and said: "Mr. Durt, I have an idea! Although the silt you lifted from the riverbed cannot withstand the erosion of the river water, as long as it can last for two or three days, it is enough for us to use the method of piling on these muds, pour concrete and insert steel bars to stabilize them."

As he spoke, he pulled a piece of white paper, squatted down on the spot without any frame and began to draw, which made Durt couldn't help squatting down to watch.

"You see... As long as I drive a hollow iron column in the middle, I can continue to pour concrete into the depth. As long as the pile driving depth is enough, we can even directly embed the steel bars into the rocks of the riverbed..."

And since Durt can control the rise of the mud ground, he can naturally sink them in the opposite direction, so these hollow iron pipes wrapped in mud and the solidified concrete and steel bars inside can be taken underground.

"This idea... is indeed quite clever." Durt's eyes lit up, and he couldn't help but praise, "So the question now is, can these soft river muds that I lifted up hold up until you drive the iron piles and complete the concrete pouring."

No mistake, one post, one content, one 6, one 9, one book, one bar!

An official who was temporarily seconded to the shipyard and participated in the construction of steel icebreakers came over and suggested: "Why not let Mr. Spellcaster use magic power to mold the mud into a boat shape when lifting the riverbed mud, like just now, so that even if the water is turbulent, it can break through the water like a ship, avoiding a lot of mud being carried away..."

Durt was stunned, turned his head to look at the dark-faced young official, and was slightly shocked.

These ordinary people who have no talent for spellcasting actually possess the same keen observation and thinking abilities as spellcasters in the pioneering territory of the northern wilderness. This is simply impossible for the hard-working poor people in the southern territory who struggle for their livelihood all day long.