Things like a small stone house were naturally not the point of Isabella’s shock.
She had already thought that if this technology could be applied in combat.
How terrifying, overnight, wouldn’t it be possible to build a stone fortress?
And the repair efficiency was frighteningly fast.
Isabella found that she had even begun to feel somewhat numb.
She found that what Levi said was not false.
The previous Levi might really have been just pretending; after all, if such a terrifying power was displayed in the royal capital,
I’m afraid it would arouse the jealousy of others.
Infighting among brothers was not impossible.
Playing the fool and pretending to be a trash prince was the wisest choice.
“Y-Your Highness!” Craftsman Kerr’s voice trembled slightly.
“What on earth, what on earth is that in your hand!”
He had been in the construction industry for decades and had never seen such a terrifying thing.
Even earth-type mages couldn’t possibly conjure a building straight up from the ground with a casual wave.
Otherwise, architectural craftsmen like them would have lost their jobs long ago.
But right now, wasn’t Levi’s operation building a house in just over ten seconds?
Although the house was very crude and could only be considered a most basic framework.
But you must know that according to the normal construction period, it would be considered not bad to have the framework put up in half a month.
Moreover, these houses were for refugees to live in.
Having food, drink, and a place to shelter from the wind and rain could already be considered being in heaven!
Levi put on a profound air, lowering his voice like a mysterious alchemist:
“This is an alchemy item of my Creation, called ‘Cobblestone’.”
“I used the resonance of the earth and Wind Element to endow the rock with the property of being easy to carry and use.”
Levi bluffed everyone until they were completely dumbfounded.
Cobblestone?
Such a vivid name.
Its essence was stone, yet its shape was a small block.
Truly magical.
Levi handed a Cobblestone into the craftsmen’s hands, letting them pass it around for a look.
So heavy!
This was the craftsmen’s first feeling.
But this weight was not unacceptable to them.
Because their lifestyle profession “Architectural Craftsman” would strengthen their bodies, facilitating their labor.
Similarly, farmer class professionals would also receive bonuses when engaging in agricultural work.
The craftsmen held the block in their hands, their faces showing enraptured expressions.
They knew that what they were holding in their hands was very likely a great Creation that would soon change the entire architecture industry.
After the Cobblestone was passed back into craftsman Kerr’s hands, Levi pointed to the ground, asking Kerr to use the block:
“Give it a try.”
Craftsman Kerr had long been impatient to use it.
Having finally obtained permission, he immediately tapped the block against the ground.
The next second, the palm-sized Cobblestone turned into a one-cubic-meter cubic stone block.
The remaining people acted together, and in about a few minutes, imitating Levi’s appearance, they built an identical small stone house.
Looking at this stone house they had built with their own hands, Kerr’s face turned red with excitement.
“It’s too magical, my god!”
All the craftsmen let out exclamations.
This was definitely a Creation that would change the entire architecture industry.
They didn’t dare to imagine how easy it would be to build a castle or a city wall in the future!
The workload that was originally calculated in years might be completed within a short few days.
But soon they realized a new problem.
Such a magical item.
Its production must be very small, right?
Levi shook his head very dissatisfied with the three-month answer:
“It takes three months to build?”
“I’ll give you a number: three days!”
“Your Highness! This is impossible! Your Cobblestone must be very scarce, but we have to build a full sixty stone houses!”
“If I can hand you enough Cobblestone, in three days, can I see hundreds of resettlement houses built?”
Enough Cobblestone?
The craftsmen’s pupils constricted, unable to believe their ears.
If there was enough of this stuff, let alone refugee resettlement houses, it would be no problem at all to directly rebuild a large castle for you.
Kerr smiled and shook his head, patted his own chest and said:
“Your Highness, you underestimate us.”
“As long as the quantity of Cobblestone is sufficient.”
“Betting on the honor of the Architects Association,”
“within two days… no, one day, all the refugee stone houses can be completed.”
Kerr estimated the speed of ten workers building stone houses with Cobblestone; it would take at most ten minutes.
6 houses in 1 hour.
As long as 200 workers were recruited to work, 120 stone houses could be built in 10 hours, and temporarily accommodating 10 refugees per stone house would ensure that every refugee had a place to live.
Of course, this was only a theoretical scenario.
Factor in various miscellaneous things like material transportation, and a one-day construction period would be more than enough.
Hearing the other’s guarantee, Levi nodded with satisfaction.
He looked at his inventory and there were still a dozen or so stacks of Cobblestone left, of course he couldn’t give all of it to the other party.
Give half first, and let the quarry workers slowly harvest the rest.
“Very good, I will give you three hundred Cobblestone first.”
“You can get the remaining materials from the quarry then. Organize your manpower and you can start working right now.”
Kerr nodded, indicating understanding: “Yes!”
Afterwards, the group of construction craftsmen grandly left the Lords Mansion.
They were busy going to recruit commoners, after all, this was a major project.