MC's career as foreign lord

"The embodiment of justice, a paladin? How interesting!" Zhou Ren exclaimed, checking the iron golem's health.

Unlike him, the iron golem's health was about 50 hearts, or 100 points, making it a high-attack, high-health tank. This test was quite good.

Next time Locke asks for his help, he can use this big guy to fob him off. Hmm, not fob him off, but... put the most useful tool in a position that benefits him!

Zhou Ren studied it for a while and found that the iron golem had lost about ten points of health, or five hearts. However, it had already recovered one point in this short break, indicating that it wasn't a one-time-use golem and could be reused!

Zhou Ren suddenly wanted to make a row of them and bulldoze across the grassland, staking his claim. Wouldn't that be wonderful?

But thinking that the pumpkins hadn't grown yet, he could only give up. Besides, it wouldn't be very meaningful...

He glanced around. A lot had happened in the morning, but it hadn't actually taken much time. It was only just noon, and he wasn't very hungry, so Zhou Ren wasn't interested in cooking. He just munched on a rice ball and continued on his way.

Killing the hobgoblin had actually given him some experience points, meaning these guys were at least considered enemies. That was quite interesting.

However, his focus remained on that mercenary group. Compared to those purely profit-driven mercenary groups, this mercenary team seemed to have some inexplicable colors.

Zhou Ren suddenly became interested in this world's profession system. If he remembered correctly, paladins should be one of the few professions that were respected but not followers of gods.

"Could I be suitable for a profession here?" Zhou Ren wondered, but then he shook his head. "There's no need. Even if I had a profession, what could I do? I don't have time to learn!"

He was very busy every day. Establishing a foothold in this world was never easy, especially since he hadn't fully grasped the two modules yet!

He stopped thinking about these things. After finishing the rice ball, he and the iron golem arrived at the entrance to his home. The other iron golem stood quietly in place, only showing a slight fluctuation after this iron golem returned.

The two iron golems actually started communicating like that, oblivious to others and quite interesting. (Fast forward to the AI ​​crisis, iron golems rule the world OR2)

Zhou Ren went to check the furnace. It was burning at a good speed. More than six stacks of sand had all been burned, turning into six stacks of glass blocks in Zhou Ren's backpack.

"Then there are sixty signs!" Zhou Ren said. Two signs were needed for each space, exactly sixty. That was another twenty wooden sticks and two stacks of wooden planks spent. Moreover, Zhou Ren had to make a few more signs to cover the exit. Now he had used almost one stack of wood.

But Zhou Ren now had a diligent little brother. When Jim came in the afternoon, he could ask it to help chop trees. This little skeleton looked like the type who couldn't stay idle.

Carrying a bucket, glass, and signs, Zhou Ren came to the bottom of the tea garden. An infinite water source pool had already been made here, which could be used as the base of the water elevator.

First, of course, was the simple base construction. Zhou Ren directly enclosed a two-block gap, roughly a 4*3 base, then removed the four corners and the two spaces in the middle, resulting in a six-block enclosed layout.

Then, building upwards along the six blocks, except for leaving a two-block-high space at the exit, the other areas were completely sealed off.

Leaving a two-block-high exit on each floor, a 2*2 space, Zhou Ren quickly made a transparent pillar that went straight up to sixty meters out of the tea garden.

He had previously tested the possibility of falling from a height, so he didn't hesitate to fall from the air!

"Whoa!" Zhou Ren shouted excitedly. This feeling of descending from the sky was really great! This was a bungee jump without protection!

He landed on the water again and built the other pillar in the same way. This glass pillar was simpler, as there was no need to leave gaps, so he could slowly ascend very conveniently.

The last step was to place two pieces of glass and a sign at each exit on each floor.

This was certainly not a useless act, but to prevent the water from spreading out of the exit after it had no obstruction.

Although the signs didn't take up space and seemed to stand in the void, they could still block the flow of water, which was an incredibly magical thing.

Zhou Ren ascended the stairs in this way, placing the elevator doors on each floor like this. The sparkling glass elevator was very beautiful. If Anna saw it, who knows what this little female dragon would do!

After finally repairing the exterior of this water elevator, Zhou Ren also came to the top of this sky garden. Torches and pumpkin lanterns complemented each other, making this place not particularly lonely.

In the future, he would repair all sixty blocks and twenty floors of this aerial farmland. This empty height could be used for automation!

Whether it was industrial automation or a redstone farm, the distance should actually be sufficient!

After all, it was exclusively for lazy people, so he had to slowly build fully automatic lazy tools and lazy farms. He suddenly missed forestry; that fully automatic tree farm was too good!

When he landed again, he would start placing the infinite water and wooden signs, which was also the last process of the water elevator.

This was actually a more challenging step, because in addition to slowly releasing water bit by bit, there was also a faster method.

Slow release was one bucket of water and one wooden sign, emphasizing stability, slowly falling from a height, always placing a bucket of water under him, and then putting down the wooden sign using the flow of water.

If there was slow, there was certainly fast. Zhou Ren's usual skill was to quickly place a series of signs during the descent, without any error and with appropriate spacing.

This required extremely high proficiency and the hand speed of someone who had been single for twenty years. Coincidentally, he didn't seem to lack either of these.

So, after taking enough wooden signs and ten buckets of water, Zhou Ren once again climbed to the sixty-block-high tea garden and glanced at the tea leaves that were growing vigorously.

They were growing quite fast, basically having passed the first two stages and starting to develop towards the tea-growing stage. At this rate, the tea leaves would probably be ready in a day or two.

After Zhou Ren ensured that there were no problems with these tea leaves, he slowly walked towards the water surface. He had also made an infinite water source on the roof, so he could use his time reasonably.

Otherwise, it would be too inconvenient to have to go downstairs to get infinite water every time. After expanding this area, it did seem much more convenient!

Then, looking at the shining glass pillar, after placing one bucket of water, he jumped down without hesitation!

This jump wasn't to experience the feeling of a high-altitude fall, but a real test of hand speed and mental fortitude. He had to place sixty wooden signs in a matter of seconds, which was almost an impossible task!

But! Zhou Ren's body and mind had now reached a peak. He felt he could try it.

At the instant he jumped, his mind was highly focused, and the wooden signs in his hand were directly slapped onto the glass wall, "Pa! Pa!"

Two crisp sounds rang out, and two wooden signs appeared in his peripheral vision, disappearing the next instant. Again, two blocks of glass. He paused for a moment, then "Pa! Pa!"

He discovered a benefit: placing wooden signs here allowed him to choose not to write anything, so the writing box wouldn't pop up. This meant no bug!

The falling time was very short, but Zhou Ren really turned the impossible into possible in this instant, transforming the sixty wooden signs in his hand into transparent blocks in the glass pillar!

"Whew!" Zhou Ren stood in the pool of water, somewhat astonished, looking up and exclaiming, "So I'm this strong?"

He placed sixty signs in a short six seconds, meaning he moved his hands ten times per second. This is the terrifying hand speed of a twenty-year-old virgin… cough, no, start over. Is this Steve's terrifying hand speed?

The next thing to do was very simple. Zhou Ren took out ten buckets of water, then placed one bucket on the third level, nodding in satisfaction as he watched the water blocked by the sign.

That was exactly what he wanted. The water outside was also blocked by the sign that Zhou Ren had prepared in advance, only able to become a pool of still water.

The reason for placing it on the third level was actually to facilitate movement. This way, there would be no water at the entrance, and a light jump below the elevator would provide water. It was actually very convenient.

Moreover, water has a strange lifting and supporting force, which can easily lift them directly up and then come into contact with the water one level above.

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Water elevators use this method, and Zhou Ren also used this method to create a water elevator, placing the bucket of water in his hand at the end of this grid of water to create another water elevator, which seemed very convenient.

Then, after using up the ten buckets of water in his hand, he rose exactly two layers and ten grids (because each small stage is two grids of water, which is also for the convenience of going up and down at the same time), and descended with the power of water, going to the infinite water pool to scoop up ten buckets of water again.

"I will definitely be a model worker in the future!" After working hard for more than an hour, Zhou Ren stood excitedly on the top of the tea garden, looking at the water elevator he had created, a sense of pride arising spontaneously.

Seeing that the sun was still early, Zhou Ren didn't simply go down. Since he was already here, he might as well repair this sky farm properly. After all, it was currently just a simple shell, with only the passage, the top layer, and the underground layer.

There were still a full eighteen layers that were just shells. Zhou Ren thought for a while and ran back to get wood, cobblestone, and dirt. These things would be enough for him to use for a long time.

After having the water elevator, he finally didn't have to climb that damn, huge staircase anymore. Although, to be honest, it wasn't particularly tiring, but it was troublesome!

If this were in reality, he would probably already be the number one in WeChat steps, maybe even far ahead? After all, besides his parents, his WeChat was full of otaku (laughs).

"In the future, I will move all the crops to the sky!" Zhou Ren looked at the farm in front of him, making his grand wish, and then continued to bury himself in work.

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Since he wanted to move all the crops over, how could he not repair it properly?

Looking at the building full of cobblestones, he suddenly had an idea!

Just as Zhou Ren was working hard for his farm, Mossa had also arrived in this town with a flowing crowd.

The battle last night didn't actually affect the situation here. Those people seemed to have become accustomed to the windy weather and the attacking monsters. As long as the defense line wasn't damaged, they would continue to live here as they had for the past twenty years.

Mossa wasn't familiar with this place, but he was a Great Lich. After turning around the area, he had basically understood the situation here and found Henry, who was still standing in the market but already had his own small stall.

"Are you the guide Henry?" he asked, his voice hoarse and dry, causing a trace of fear to appear on Henry's already cautious face.

But he was a smart man, so he didn't run away or anything, but forced out a smile, "I am Henry, does the Lord have any business with me?"

"My master knows you, and asked you to buy some eggs and feathers for him. Of course, chickens are also fine!" Mossa said, throwing out a few gold coins, "He said, you recognize this!"

He took out a wooden block, causing Henry's original doubts to change rapidly, his face filled with joy, "It's Lord Zhou Ren!"

Henry quickly said, "Please rest assured, Lord, eggs, chickens, and feathers will be delivered to the territory entrance early tomorrow morning!"

Working for Zhou Ren suddenly filled him with strength. He said a few words to the people around him, and then he left in a hurry with the gold coins.

"The master's prestige is surprisingly useful!" Mossa thought, turning his head to look for the mercenary named Werner. Although Zhou Ren only told him to remind him if the other party came, what kind of person was Mossa? Since he was going to do it, he would do it the best.

It wasn't good for him to release advanced spells in the official town to find that mercenary, so he could only go to the official institution. It just so happened that the Mercenary Guild was next door, and Zhou Ren also wanted him to collect the Mercenary Guild's reward.

Mossa slowly walked into the Mercenary Guild. The bustling guild was as complicated as a vegetable market. The mercenaries were enthusiastically discussing and boasting about their heroic achievements last night, and some were cursing the monsters, which had caused them to lose some good brothers again.

Only some people at the door felt something was wrong, "Eh, why is it so cold?"

"Yeah! It's still summer, why do I feel so chilly!" another mercenary said.

A hot-tempered mercenary couldn't help it, "Who the hell is playing tricks! If I find out, I'll have to…"

Then his words seemed to be cut off in half, looking at the door.

The guild, which was like a vegetable market, was now so quiet that you could hear a pin drop. They all turned their heads, the wind at the door was so cold that it was a little creepy!