Isekai Nonbiri Nouka

The search with a wheelbarrow kept me lost as expected.

However, thanks to Kuros, we were able to return to bed and my range of movement was greatly expanded.

And then I explored it for about five days.

I hit the river.

The river is a place where the rocks are gurgling, upstream, and swamps.

Is it about 5 meters wide?

A short walk along the river heading upstream, I found a large rock wall and a waterfall flowing through it.

Even if it is a waterfall, it is not a vertical drop, but it seems to be flowing vigorously on a cliff of about 60 degrees.

However, the height is quite good.

Seven or eight meters.

It is a magnificent landscape.

it's beautiful.

I tried to catch the flowing water with one hand, but it was quite cold.

And it's beautiful water.

The rest is good to drink ...

It seems okay because today's companion Kuro drinks a lot.

I ask Kuro who has finished drinking water the direction of the bed.

Kuro turns his head without hesitation.

I turned the wheelbarrow of [Universal Farming Tools] into a mulberry and started to shake it in that direction.

To connect bedding and waterfall by road.

For the time being, when the sun was high, I used mulberry, and when it was getting dark, I returned to bed with a wheelbarrow.

When I asked Kuro, I knew the direction of the waterfall, so from the next day, plow from the bed.

It took about fifteen days because I did other things, but it managed to open.

The waterfall is about 5 km west of the bed.

It is quite far.

The river, including the waterfall, bends in a lagoon, but generally seems to flow from north to south-southwest.

Is there anything going downstream?

Well, later.

I made the way to the waterfall to secure water.

Well water is used as drinking water and water for the fields, but it is difficult to transport because it is located low.

However, the waterfall has a certain height.

In other words, if you make a waterway from the high point of the waterfall, you can secure a large amount of water.

For watering fields and paddy fields.

And a bath.

I had been thinking about the bath for a long time, but it was difficult to carry enough water from the well, so I had to put it off.

However……

It is severe to draw a waterway to bed immediately.

Despite the blacks, there are many dangerous animals in the forest.

Creating a waterway above a moat and log fence can lead to crossing the waterway.

So, outside the log fence and moat surrounding the field, we will make a large reservoir.

The size is about 100 x 100 meters for four fields.

The inverted pyramid is deeper towards the center.

However, it is about 5 meters deepest.

This also took about 10 days as I was doing other work.

Next, dig a drainage channel on the ground. This is not so difficult as it is only made towards the downstream side of the river.

It takes time.

Opens a few days later.

A wooden sluice is inserted between the reservoir and the waterway, and the rest is just to make a waterway ...

How do you make it?

If you do not take water from the top of the waterfall, the water will not flow.

In other words, you have to make something tall.

Plan one, make a tree by processing. Benefits, maybe easy to make. Disadvantages, fragile.

No good.

Even though wood can be processed with [universal agricultural tools], it is up to you to build it.

Moreover, even though there is a wooden channel, there are no nails or ropes to make a scaffold for fixing.

You should judge it is not feasible.

Proposal 2: Processing stones. Benefits, not fragile. Disadvantages, difficult to make.

Is this too severe? After arranging the rocks, all you have to do is dig the water so that it flows ...

It is not realistic to line rocks from waterfalls to reservoirs.

After all, it was a forest before tilling, and flat after tilling. There is no big rock.

The rocks I use as stones are just a meter high, even if they say something.

It would be difficult to maintain a height of about 5 km as a waterway.

Sanzo ……… Sat?

How about making it from earth and hardening it?

If you hit it with a [universal agricultural tool] hammer, the soil will be as hard as concrete.

Is this!

The soil is everywhere, and there is some dirt in the canals dug for drainage.

It seemed like a very good idea.

And executed.

It was the beginning of a long business.