Workbench

"My guess was right after all!"

"Building houses can upgrade the corresponding modules!"

Incentives arising from newly emerging tasks.

Linsey's motivation to build the Firewood Room and cellar was absolutely doubled.

By noon the next day, he had completed the construction of the Firewood Room, advancing the entire task to one-half completion.

Next, all that was left was to dig the cellar.

Linsey didn't want to change the interior structure of the cabin, so she created a sloping entrance against the side of the cabin wall.

Compared to building Firewood Room, digging a cellar is much easier.

Simply digging into her territory won't teach Linsey any new skills.

So he didn't care about experience points and directly used the Resource Conversion tools, digging out a perfect square block of soil with a few thuds.

With superhuman strength and Constitution.

Linsey was like a tireless excavator, frequently swinging her shovel across the ground until she gradually disappeared from the surface.

Only half a day had passed.

The western sky was just beginning to show a hint of the orange-red hue of dusk.

Underground, Linsey also excavated the initial shape of a space that was forty square meters in size and about two meters in height.

Standing in complete darkness underground.

Linsey looked around. The entire space was angular and square. How could a normal excavation create such a well-organized basement?

"It's really turned into a game for me..."

Linsey shook her head and smiled.

At this moment, one's gaze inevitably falls on the manuscript and shovel in their hands.

After a day of frantic work, both tools showed varying degrees of wear and tear, but the decay of the Essence they contained was not particularly severe.

He made a rough estimate. "Even if these tools are used until they break down, the Essence inside should not be completely depleted."

"This kind of Resource Conversion tool can be said to be a one-time solution."

With emotion, Lindsay climbed out of the cellar.

He still has a fair amount of common sense.

These cellars, dug haphazardly without any design, pose a significant risk of collapse. Therefore, Linsey plans to make full use of the remaining fir trees to reinforce her newly dug cellar.

As a result, when dividing the Fir Tree...

He thought about the square clods of earth he had just dug out with a few shovelfuls, and a very sudden idea popped into his head.

Linsey's hands immediately froze, and her expression turned strange.

Unable to resist his curiosity, he switched from a saw to a shovel and used his Resource Conversion to dig a two-by-two pit in the open space next to him.

Linsey then took out her own stored water Resource Conversion.

On opposite corners of this 2x2 earthen pit, pour in one bucket each.

Glug! The two buckets of water immediately spread throughout the pit.

But it didn't just fill the theoretical half of the pit; it completely filled the entire two-by-two area hole, increasing its volume several times over! "..."

"They really can provide unlimited water?"

"Isn't this a bit of a joke?"

Linsey lay down beside the puddle and carefully examined the water surface she had created.

In his surprise, he almost buried his face in it.

What's happening now is a trick from a sandbox game he used to play, which allows players to obtain unlimited water resources.

It's probably because it's such a classic in survival games.

His own skills had also inherited this attribute.

But in reality, this is an ability that is so powerful it's hard to describe!

"No, that's impossible."

"Even if it's my skill, there's no reason for me to trample on the laws of reality like this."

Before long, Linsey regained her composure.

He thought about the Essence consumed by the torches and tools, and had a new idea about the infinite water he had created.

So he took out a bucket and scooped water from it.

At the same time, he also put his hand in to sense the changes in the Essence in the water.

Sure enough, with each bucket of water he scooped out, the amount of Essence contained in this infinite water would decrease by one level, and the consumption was considerable.

He scooped out two buckets of clean water.

Although the water level has not yet actually dropped, it will eventually dry up completely as its Essence is completely depleted, and it is not a truly unlimited water resource.

"That's acceptable..."

Linsey clapped her hands and stood up from the puddle.

He actually felt relieved.

This technique of having unlimited water is a small surprise in everyday life, but it also brought Linsey a lot of inspiration.

Whether it's a torch or an endless supply of water.

Their essence is to consume Essence and change the properties of matter.

So if Linsey actively controls the skill to increase the amount of Essence required when Resource Conversion, could that indirectly increase the durability of these items? Linsey then tested it out.

Just as he thought, this technique is achievable.

For example, when he converts a torch into Resource Conversion, he deliberately doubles the Essence used, so that a torch that could originally burn for a month can be extended to two months.

A one-to-one conversion of losses and gains.

Having mastered new skills and techniques, Linsey was quite satisfied.

He returned to the greenhouse and tended to the crops.

They then mustered their courage and began reinforcing the cellar.

He was so focused this time that he didn't even have time to eat.

As darkness fell, the simple cellar was considered to be partially completed.

Linsey then took the remaining planks, pieced them together to make a cover, and laid it over the cellar entrance.

It took two days.

The new Firewood Room and cellar are officially complete!

"It should be finished by now, right?"

Filled with anticipation, Linsey opened her Attribute Panel to check, and sure enough, the Task Bar showed that the Task Completed! Linsey immediately claimed her reward.

Survival Construction Level: 1→2

[Survival Construction Ability: Workbench]

[Workbench: Players can transform and combine items to obtain the items they need.]

Note: Sugar, flavorings, delicious taste, and chemicals X! These are the essential ingredients chosen to create the perfect little girl!

"..."

"Excellent, my future is bright!"

Linsey confidently made these bold statements.

He opened the skill panel, and a simple item crafting interface appeared before his eyes.

The top is empty, with only a few compartments for placing items, making it look very flimsy.

In Linsey's eyes, however, this was a scene full of endless possibilities.

He immediately took out the remaining materials he had.

These were samples that Qiao Er had specially kept after he handed over the materials, all for the purpose of unlocking the crafting ability today! Linsey was full of enthusiasm and was about to start her experiment immediately.

Before he could even choose the material he wanted to modify, he heard someone calling him from outside:

"Brother Lin! Brother Lin, are you there?"

It was clearly Ju calling him.

Upon hearing this voice, Linsey's face scrunched up like a gourd.

He is now very eager to test his skills.

However, since Torch was outside, clearly he needed Lindsay's help, so Linsey had no choice but to suppress her desire and obediently call out towards the front of the cabin:

"Ju, I'm behind the house!"

"What do you need me for? Just come over!"