Getting to Work

The next day, Shiro got up early, firstly because he had a lot to do, and secondly because this was the wilderness, and in a conflict zone, it was not safe to sleep in the wild.

Therefore, we should get up early and build Workshop first, at least to have a place to live.

The location chosen by Shiro was a small hill, which was the most suitable spot among the Leyline nodes for building Workshop, although the need to dig into the hill was quite difficult.

However, the Workshop space was also large after the success, so the advantages outweighed the disadvantages.

Besides, it's not like we're going to build it all at once. Shiro plans to build a model first and then gradually fill it in.

We're currently lacking both people and money. Our ideals are lofty, but we still need to start from reality.

Fortunately, Shiro had made preparations for this in advance, and made some excavation Puppet Automaton, but not many were made at the time because he did not expect to dig mountains.

It's usable now; we can just rebuild it later.

Then, leaving only one last question after the work is done: whether or not to perform Tracing Analysis of the mountain's structure.

If you dig rashly, you'll get nothing but rocks.

However, this is Leyline node. Shiro was genuinely traumatized by the Dragon Vein before, but he can't do without it either, Shiro's detection Magecraft is not well-practiced and the data he obtains may not be accurate.

After thinking for a moment, Shiro gritted his teeth, slowly placed his hand on the ground, and then closed his eyes.

"Tracing. Begin!"

"Sizzle!"

As the Tracing began, the structure of the mountain slowly emerged in Shiro's mind. Shiro explored very carefully, afraid of encountering Leyline.

Before this, Shiro had never Analysis Leyline. He must have been out of his mind to think about Analysis Dragon Vein, and he knew what would happen next.

Therefore, Shiro would never easily touch the Leyline. As a result, Shiro's Tracing time was exceptionally long. After a long time, Shiro finally opened his eyes and let out a long sigh.

Although the process was thrilling, as long as you don't touch the Leyline, everything will be fine, so the investigation went smoothly.

After that, Shiro began to design blueprints for the excavation of the mountain based on the obtained structure.

Shiro's Magecraft Workshop only needs four initial components; the rest can be added gradually later.

The first one is Shiro's bedroom. He's not a mad scientist, so this kind of space still needs to be reserved.

The second and most important one is the isolation room, which is also Shiro's top priority. It needs to be sealed with another layer of seals. In addition to being used to break through attributes, it is also used to store some things that cannot be seen in the light of day, as a backup plan.

The third is the biological experimental area, which is used to study the transformation of Chakra meridians into Magic Circuits; this is also necessary.

The fourth area is still the experimental zone, but it occupies the largest area because it is where Shiro experiments and develops Magecraft. It is also the area with the second largest construction volume after the isolation room.

Furthermore, as Shiro's Magecraft skills deepen, they will continue to upgrade, so it's best to prepare for this as early as possible.

Actually, Shiro didn't initially intend to build something this big; he just wanted to create something that could isolate the Tailed Beast Chakra.

As a result of his Magecraft skills and the constant stream of outrageous maneuvers, things gradually turned out this way.

This is just the initial stage; there are still many things that Shiro hasn't added yet, and that one will be even more luxurious!

Of course, it's also possible that it won't add up. The reason why some people think something is "skillful" is largely because they can't do it themselves.

However, even though there are only these four points for now, it's not easy to draw this diagram, since there are many factors to consider and you can't just do it haphazardly.

Fortunately, Shiro had reviewed geometry at the Ninja Academy. Although he didn't know why ninjas needed to learn this stuff, he had listened to some of it in class and had picked up some of it back. He could still manage to do some calculations now.

Because even Shiro didn't expect he would need it.

Honestly, Shiro thinks this is completely useless. Those word problems are all about calculating the trajectory of kunai, which seems very useful, doesn't it?

But in reality, when you actually start swinging, who doesn't just throw it blindly based on feeling?

Even with the Uchiha's Shurikenjutsu, people rely on their eyes to see and then throw based on their feelings and experience; very few actually calculate it.

But ironically, it accounts for a very high percentage, and it's even tested in the Chunin Ninja Exams.

It was precisely because he had thought of this that Shiro went to review his lessons; otherwise, he would have skipped class to practice Ninjutsu long ago. Of course, the consequences of not taking it seriously back then are now coming ╮(╯_╰)╭

It took Shiro all morning to finish this task. Thinking about the future expansion of the Workshop that would also require calculations, Shiro wondered if he should just give up and not bother with the expansion; it was enough for now anyway.

After that, Shiro input the relevant information from the blueprints into the Puppet Automaton and let them begin digging.

Shiro observed for a while, just in case anything went wrong, so he could make changes in time.

As it turned out, this thing was reliable; not only did it not malfunction, but it was also excavated almost exactly according to Shiro's plan.

Those subtle differences were also in Shiro's calculations, and he would have to deal with them Shiro later; he wouldn't dare to entrust such matters to a puppet.

Perhaps Shiro will do this when his skill in making puppets improves, but not now. Right now, Shiro's puppets are limited to simple, idiot-proof operation, and he simply can't do anything more intricate.

He didn't possess the special personality -Replacement Magecraft of the Ainsworth Family, so he had to work harder himself.

After seeing that the doll was fine, Shiro left to continue strengthening the Magic Barrier in the surrounding area.

Of course, before leaving, Shiro also used his spiritual power to let the snakes keep watch so that Shiro could be notified of any emergencies.

At the same time, it is also to protect the Puppet Automaton, since they have almost no combat power and no Combat Program; they are simply used for excavation.

It's not that Shiro can't do it; with Shiro current skill level, he could certainly do it, but it's not worth it.

First, its combat power is negligible, and its production is troublesome and inefficient.

Secondly, the more functions a doll has, the greater its Magic Resistance consumption; therefore, the endurance of this type of excavation doll is extremely important.

Finally, and most importantly, Shiro had no money.

It's possible to make Shiro doll for combat, but the cost is too high, the combat mode is rigid, and Shiro isn't skilled at making them, so the failure rate is very high.

Therefore, Shiro didn't add combat functions to the puppet. Besides, the protective effect of the summoning snakes was about the same, and the cost was low, so why not?

Unfortunately, Shiro can't use Earth Release, otherwise it would be even more economical, and they wouldn't even need to make puppets.

It's possible to capture other ninjas to build it, but the problem is that Shiro doesn't trust them. The Magecraft Workshop is quite important to Shiro's plans, and he can't afford any mistakes.

Therefore, even if he could silence them, Shiro didn't want to take the risk.

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