Chapter 32

The large tree standing before me is suitable for this forest.

The large tree is standing in a strange condition.

I thought of using magic to process it for laying on the floor.

Where did I go wrong?

The tree in front of me seems to have been stripped of its bark and probably dried.

My half-remembered method for processing wood:

Strip the bark, dry it, and cut it to the necessary thickness.

Drying is crucial.

I imagined it as it is... the current state.

The bark has been stripped, and though not visible, it has been dried and cut to a thickness of 25 cm.

It can be called a success, except that it should not be standing.

Failure.

I skipped the first step of cutting down the large tree.

I completely forgot.

What should I do to lay the large tree down?

It has already been cut into dozens of boards, so if I make a mistake, they might fall apart.

I have to cut it.

Is it okay to use the normal force of the wind?

After that, imagine laying it down and use "teleportation."

I'll give it a try.

Move the core to a safe place and use wind magic.

At the same time, imagine the place to move to and "teleport."

Magic is quite flexible; it seems I can do anything as long as I can imagine it well.

However, that imagination is difficult.

The result was that the tree was too long to lay down completely.

It got caught on the forest trees... and fell apart.

I have to cut the large tree to length as well! Absolutely.

...

The wooden boards piled up in the fourth-floor room.

Equivalent to five large trees.

I wonder why, but I'm unusually tired.

I feel like the core gave me a look of exasperation... many times.

I hope it's just my imagination.

But, the move to the fourth floor is complete.

All that's left is to arrange them.

From here on, it's easy; just lay them on the floor.

...It should be easy.

But they don't fit together without gaps.

It's very difficult to make 1 mm adjustments with teleportation.

Actually, I'm not good at it.

I don't think I'm that sloppy... but.

Because I didn't cut the lengths too short,

I want to avoid moving them after laying them down, with the pile of boards in the corner of my vision.

It's impossible.

"Wouldn't it be best if I could adjust while looking at it?"

I think about the wood.

What would be good for moving large objects?

In Japan, it would be a crane.

I remember the scene of moving containers.

Can I use it?

Lift it as if playing a crane game.

"Rise"

Move it by pushing with my hand.

Oh, this is fun.

I didn't think it would work...

"Lower"

Lower the wooden boards while making fine adjustments by hand to fill the gaps.

It worked.

...Looking at the pile of boards and the size of the room, I feel a bit dizzy.