Spellcasters could indeed build houses faster than construction crews using magic. But spellcasters also grew tired, and after building one house, they needed a long period of rest.
These nobles and wealthy people who played with aether were certainly more delicate. For construction workers, a hot bowl of grain porridge with bacon mixed in and enough bread to fill their stomachs made for a good meal, and they could rest simply by lying down in a tent. But in the eyes of most mages and apprentices born in Valuana, both the food and resting conditions were rather crude. Under such conditions, even the mana within their bodies recovered more slowly.
Rorschach and Francois worked well together, building houses that were level and sturdy. But today, the team leader had assigned them the task of completing three single-story homes before the evening bell rang. Without proper rest, Francois's casting speed and quality for Earth Wall Technique would decline.
"Sorry, Team Leader. The task you assigned us exceeds my capabilities. Mage Rorschach has done very well, but I cannot guarantee the quality of my subsequent work." Francois was a decisive man. After assessing his condition, he took the initiative to find Nemo.
The method they had just used was indeed too slow. Rorschach looked around and found that the other groups in both the manual labor teams and magic teams were even less capable than he and Francois. They could not meet the planned target.
Francois was highly skilled in transmutation magic, and the walls created by Earth Wall Technique were smooth and even. The walls made by the other magical construction groups might still need workers to repair and level them, making them even slower.
"Team Leader Nemo, I have an idea." Looking at the orange-red land crisscrossed with ravines and