Otoko Nara Ikkokuichijou no Aruji o Mezasa Nakya, ne?

In addition to wheat, Barkud also grows barley, rye, root vegetables such as various vegetables and imos, and cotton and tobacco. The important thing in this conversation is cotton. Soak this guy magically in separately sorted nitric and sulphuric acids and leave him alone for a while. Then wash it at the same time as you can water magic or whatever but simmer well, then tie it to something with a string so it doesn't get flushed further into the cage and sink into the river. Completely remove debris and other impurities that were at the same time misplaced. There is nothing to say if the rest can be cut as finely as possible and even powdered before drying.

It doesn't even have to be powdered to remain cotton, but it is difficult to use. What you're making is nitrocellulose. It might be better to say the main ingredient of gunpowder to be put inside the cartridge. The truth is, if you powder it and then add a little dinitrotoluene treated with acid from toluene (which can also be made from oil and in some cases from certain trees) and mix dibutyl phthalate, a plasticizer and combustion inhibitor, it becomes what is commonly called a smokeless powder. There may be no dibutyl phthalate. I would have preferred to add a stabilizer to make it even safer, but not now. All you need as gunpowder is nitrocellulose, and then you use it as an additive. So if you don't pay attention to safety and degradation, you don't need anything other than nitrocellulose.

By the way, I tried to remove glycerin from vegetable oil for nitroglycerin, but it was too inefficient, so I stopped flaking. Also, I tried to make it out of sugar when brewing alcohol, but it was misconstrued that I was trying to steal and drink alcohol, so I gave up nitroglycerin production for the time being, so I can't make cordiet gunpowder. Maybe it's nothing because you wouldn't even be able to conceive that you're a person who hasn't learned a particular class in defense college in the first place.

It has been confirmed that nitric acid and sulphuric acid can be separated and sorted from nitrous stones (grated in the northern mountains) and meuvans (used to smooth animal skins), so they can be made without problems. At first I made it just a little bit. If you light something that was dry treated cotton and it's not as magnesium, but it burns out quickly with a lot of light and leaves little or no ash, it's a success.

I failed a few times, but I could do it generally. Now I try it with as much cotton as my fist, so even if I can do it, the amount is just a little bit, so it's not the kind of amount that fails and explodes. Also, there is no stabilizer, so it is vulnerable to slight temperature changes and moisture, but it seems possible to make nitrocellulose.

Hmm, if it's combined with stainless steel, it sucks. But you can't have a fire rope gun. Just because I could confirm this is enough for now. And then come on, or you shouldn't do it in Barkud. One day, even on a small scale, my territory will be complete.

What if we can't get territory?... I've decided to keep it in storage.

No, enough to do just a few things for me?

Anyway, this is fine now.

Black powder?

I don't want to make gunpowder that simple, that will be imitated soon and without magic. One day you'll be around the enemy.

At least if it's something I have to use a lot of magic on, it won't be so imitated while I'm alive, and it shouldn't be.

In a nasty way, it would be difficult to spill out some technology or something like improved swords and bows, but guns are not allowed. I definitely need to make sure they don't use it outside my camp. It's an absolute secret until the time it should come. I was born with all kinds of advantages, but when I die, I will die easily. I'd like to think that if you're going to work out your body and level up, if you're not so unlucky because there's some magic here with swords, bows, etc., instant death isn't, but only guns come with the risk of instant death. If you do poorly, you could be fatally injured by the unleashed bullet of a low-level one from a distance or, in some cases, a stray bullet.

It is also advantageous to be able to handle guns in a short training period compared to swords and bows, but at the same time it can be a disadvantage if guns are present in the enemy. I would need to be careful if I use it myself. It will only be available if no one sees it for the moment. So now I don't even want to do a gun prototype.

So far, that's the end of the gunpowder and gun story.

Well, shall we return to the usual village story?

Before Farn joins the Knights, there's only one thing he needs to do. That's another creation. Rubber protectors for Furn, of course, but Furn has just turned 14 and will have body growth for a while to come. Especially in the last few years it should get bigger. Making protectors won't be available any time soon. You should throw away some intimacy and make it available for a while.

But it's not something you have to do, not to mention the protectors. I was protected by a sword by Fern when I was a baby. That's why I wanted to give you my sword. I also tried to make swords by stainless steel, but the durability and sharpness were not comparable to swords made almost exclusively by casting so far, but the care is cumbersome. Sharpening the blade is a hassle, and I think a simple cut would be better with my 64-style sword. Rust resistance is a huge advantage, but if you can take good care of your sword, it won't be very advantageous.

You should further improve and enlarge the 64-style swordsmanship here. I talked to Heggard and Arnold and they both agreed. Heggard also told me that he would lend me the sword in the Knights, but he was happy to agree with my thoughts because he also showed an understanding of the performance of the forged sword. There's probably no way you can make something as good as a real Japanese knife, but in the case of an oath, there's nothing to complain about as long as it's better than a casting or stainless steel sword. Nothing. I don't want to recreate the Japanese sword either.

Hegaard immediately tried to go to Dorrit and buy me a quality iron ore, but I wanted to use iron that I sorted myself, so I was allowed to say so. The sword was manufactured with the intention of using up all the 3KG of iron that had been stored up to now. I continued to use the appraisal and had the two of them work out anyway watching the change in the durability of the iron material. The sword was completed four days before Farn left.

[Longsword]

[Forged special steel]

[Condition: Good]

[Processing date: 26/3/7436]

[Value: 879000]

[Endurance: 4160]

[Performance: 120-190]

[Effect: None]

The sharpness was very good and durable.

The long sword Heggard uses, by the way.

[Longsword]

[Iron]

[Condition: Good]

[Processing date: 3/9/7418]

[Value: 112400]

[Endurance: 610]

[Performance: 82-152]

[Effect: None]

But the broadsword I'm still hiding...

[Broadsword]

[Iron]

[Condition: Good]

[Processing date: 3/9/7428]

[Value: 97500]

[Endurance: 500]

[Performance: 100-150]

[Effect: None]

to that extent. Yeah, the 64-style sword.

[Short Sword]

[Forged steel]

[Condition: Good]

[Processing date: 4/5/7435]

[Value: 291000]

[Endurance: 1520]

[Performance: 95-115]

[Effect: None]

It's a short sword.

Fern, who was given a sword and protector, was thrilled.

I'm glad you're happy.

When grinding, Farne tells him to use olive oil and other oils, not water, and to remember to apply oil thinly to his body at the end of the care.

"I'll make sure you become a knight in two years."

And I had sworn to Heggard.

Oh, what about me?

Soon after, Farn traveled through Barkud as he was escorted by the villagers along with Heggard and his escort squire.

Yet another month passed.

They say it's Mun's wedding the day after tomorrow.

I knew Bosh and I had been good friends since then.

I didn't know we were getting married until a while ago.

Don't you have a word for me after all you've done?

Grandma's sad.

If someone were to marry internally in a previous life, there was nothing I didn't know until just before...

That said, when my men decided to get married, they came to me first.

If I was unfaithful because I thought so, Mun has spoken to me familiarly.

Well, what do you mean by that?

You thought you didn't care about me.

"Dear Al, how about around this evening?

It's an invitation to hunt at night.

I thought I'd say no because I'm angry, but maybe it's the last time we can be alone, so I'll even complain.

"Okay."

That's it. I don't need to meet because the time is always about 20: 00 to 21: 00 departure.

Mun was already here that night when we always went to a meeting place.

Mun says I'm coming to the side.

"Dear Al, have you avoided me lately?

I don't need to be shy anymore.

"Of course."

"Why?

What am I going to say?

Put your hands on your chest and think about it.

I really started thinking with my hands on my chest. Oh and more.

"I don't know. Did you even do something rude?

Apparently, you really don't get it. Whenever you bend a navel, it's not very popular. A child, though. My body is a child, but my heart is an adult. Should I forgive it with a broad heart?

"Hmm, don't you get it? If I hadn't told you, you wouldn't have been with Bosh."

"Huh?"

"I heard you were getting married five days ago, and it's from your father."

"What's wrong with that?

What... you say?

"Huh? That's crazy, isn't it? You should normally be the first one to tell me from Mun, right? Besides, I didn't even know it was so critical, did I? My father told me all of a sudden that I was in shock!

"No, I heard about the marriage five days ago, too?

"What?"

"What?"

Something's wrong. This is weird.

"What? You've decided that Mun or Bosh are getting married, haven't you?

"What? Why me? I'm only one of Tobas' daughters, and if Bosh joins my son-in-law, I wonder if Bosh will inherit your adoptive father's trail and become a squire. You can't decide to get married on your own."

What? Really? I'm surprised I can't say anything. Mun takes the word for it.

"Naturally. You mean the succession of your squire, so it's up to your adoptive father and husband to decide, isn't it?

Oh? So Mun decided to get married before he even knew it?

"It's common sense. Unless you have a brother who's better than me in Tobus's house, or a brother your adoptive father decided to inherit downstairs, but you can't possibly marry him on your own, can you?

Oh? I think so, too, if you ask me.

"So it was Dangle and Dad who decided to get married?

"That would be so. Russeg has the governor of Donneol's house now, so I've told Russeg about it."

"Well, what if Mun or Bosh really didn't want to get married?

"If that's what you think, I wouldn't have told Bosch anything, and Bosch would be saying no when he talked to me,"

"No, it's not, after dating, yeah, I figured this guy couldn't do it,"

You don't understand much anymore.

"Are you going out with me?

"Huh?"

"So what does dating mean?

From there...

"So you can be whoever you want before you get married or even when you're not old enough to get married, right? In that case, I like you, you're telling me to hang out with you. So, dating starts when the other guy accepts that, right? More or less, what did you say to Bosch?"

"That's settled. I said I want you to marry me because I like you."

Holy shit...... Suddenly it's there when everything's gone... Hmm? Seriously?

"Hey, before we get married, what, the..., you don't kiss or play? I'm saying I'm going out with a prenup like that..."

"Oh, is that what you mean? Seems like that's what happens to people who don't have a house inheritance involved. So it's a story I don't have any connection to."

Oh, whoa. Really? I'll remember.

"Was it? Then you can't help but hear about the marriage from Mun...... sorry, Mun. Seems I was mistaken on my own."

When I apologize to Mun, I look up at Mun roughly.

"I'm... I'm fine. Because I'm not angry."

Mun hugged me when she said that and laughed.

I would want Mun to be happy if he could.

Will there be anything I can do?

There will be weapons now, and rubber products will rot.

Let's think about it for a second.