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Chapter 3 of 10

Chapter 3

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Well then, let's check out what we can do right away……

"Status Open!"

A window like a status screen spread out before my eyes. I could check various things, such as my current points and the size of the dungeon I could expand.

...Wow!?

I said it half-jokingly, but the status window really appeared.

It's like an isekai template...

The operation method is... it's exactly the same as a smartphone...

It's almost no different from a game...

I started reading the steps to create a dungeon, tapping away.

I have 5405 points available.

I checked how big a cave I could make with this, and it seems I can create a dungeon about the size of a small park.

The points required for hot springs and enemy placements... hmm.

While I was fiddling with the window and checking various things, Core was watching with wide eyes, looking shocked.

"Huh? What? Wh... wh... what is that???"

Huh?

Did I do something already?

To suddenly pull out an isekai template...

...No, what did I really do?

I'm just checking the dungeon's operation method, right?

"Normally, you would materialize scrolls or books to check the details, right?

What are you showing there???"

Ah...?

Ah... I see... I understand.

In other words, the method of checking dungeon information that I imagined was smoothly materialized into this game-like status screen.

For people in this world, such a thing is completely out of their imagination, and the "Status Open" function is not a default function in this world.

Normally, a bunch of books or scrolls created by the dungeon's magic would come out, and based on those, you would manage the dungeon by hand... right?

...Ugh.

I don't even want to think about such a troublesome job.

Managing a dungeon with the ease of a smartphone game.

That's fine, that's good.

Thank you, wise user interfaces created by IT companies in the real world.

Looking closely, there are explanations and screens showing what you can do with these points.

It's like a direct copy of the city-building simulation games I used to play.

It's so easy, it's great.

While I was operating the screen and checking the dungeon, Core was watching with wide, confused eyes.

"What is this... It's too easy... too easy! It's wrong! What is this! It's unfair! What's going on!?"

While I was easily creating a provisional structure of the dungeon, Core was getting all worked up.

I don't know how Core usually creates dungeons.

But I can easily imagine that the method of expanding caves and placing items like playing a city-building simulation game, and canceling if you don't like it, is absolutely impossible.

I can understand why Core is shouting "unfair, unfair."

But... this is the power of modern knowledge, I'm sorry.

"So... let's make a depression for a bathtub here... and the beauty effects of the hot spring are..."

1st floor miasma power: 10, hot spring skin beauty effects.

"Magic beauty effect, heat rash, mild hand dryness will heal immediately, acne will fade.

With continuous use for about a week, it can have some effect on severe psoriasis, athlete's foot, and scars."

Yeah... it's quite a high-quality spring... with good effects...

At least, if there was a hot spring like this in my world, it would be a miracle spring, and people would flock to it.

"The temperature of the water... the limit on the 1st floor is 50 degrees... but I don't need such a high temperature, 42 degrees is fine.

With this setting, 300 liters of water costs 1 point...

...Let's start with about 50 points of water per day?

To keep the water from cooling, it might be better to continuously add hot water at a steady pace?

I'll have to try it to see."

"The temperature can be raised to 50 degrees? Is 50 degrees not okay?"

"...Yeah, I can see you don't understand humans at all. Leave it to me."

"..."

Suddenly, I told her I didn't need her explanation anymore.

Core, who was dismissed, turned red and pouted.

She probably wanted to explain everything about making the dungeon step by step.

While I was finishing the dungeon, watching the cute sight of the small devil with a red face glaring at me, I completed it.

"Alright! It's done! Hot spring dungeon, open!"

I pressed the execute button to start building the dungeon.

- Completion in 22 hours and 32 minutes -

What...?

Can't it be done instantly...

Well, it's not a game, so it makes sense that construction time is needed... it's troublesome.

"It's wrong... It's too fast... It took me... months... to design the 1st floor... ugh"

Core was muttering something behind me, but I ignored it.