No storage room? How was that possible? Heath had only just confirmed it: once the Food Truck's kitchen upgrade was complete, aside from things like the added floor space, there was the one thing Heath cared about most-the storage room. In fact, the reason Heath had managed to avoid his indecisiveness this time was that he had already decided what he wanted to upgrade. Having a storage room was crucial to him, yet now Miss Nami was saying there wasn't one?
Still, Heath did not ask any more questions. He trusted that his Golden Finger would never go wrong. Since Nami did not have it here, perhaps it would be delivered to him some other way later? That did seem possible.
"But Miss Nami, your construction crew works so fast. Do I need to stay somewhere else for the night?" Heath watched the crew in front of him. They worked incredibly quickly, so quickly that even he was a little surprised. Probably not even the Infrastructure Maniac from his previous life would have dared claim it could work this fast, right?
Anyone who had bought or renovated a house knew that, when renovating or building one, turning an unfinished shell into somewhere livable took a very long time. That alone made it quite a hassle. There were even people who had spent a full six months getting from an unfinished shell to a home they could move into.
But the construction crew in front of him worked astonishingly fast. Before Heath had really registered what was happening, the Food Truck's kitchen had already been expanded, and now they were starting to rearrange the layout. It was a dizzying sight.
"Of course. These are the Quick-Install Materials that Silph Co. recently developed. They're extremely expensive to produce." Nami folded her arms