I Only Wanted A Class In The Apocalypse

But according to her, such materials were in low quantity even in her impact’s store to not satisfy even a small part of these ores.

So I had to drop using such materials here. It was just nice to use this different set of ores in building the capital foundations.

“Find Isac for me,” as I went into the inner zone of my capital, I stopped one of the dragon rider girls and asked her to fetch Isac for me.

In less than five minutes, I saw Isac coming back on the back of a dragon with that girl.

From the look on her face, I could tell she was surprised by the fast arrival of the ores.

Of course ten big portals letting out grand rocks of weird looking shapes wasn’t going to be missed by anyone. Even from far away, such a scene would attract anyone’s attention for sure.

“I see you got the ores you spoke about,” once she jumped off the back of the dragon and the girl riding it went away, Isac said with an envious look on her face.

“Come, let’s check them first,” I took her on a ride over my chariot to check the ores._.

During these minutes, large quantities of these ores appeared here from the portals. They were all cut in the same size, as if this was done by experts.

As we passed by each type of the ores, I started to tell her in detail the things the green nymph told me about.

All the ores were single attributed as that lady promised. Ten types of ores shared three different effects in general.

The first effect was boasting the defences of anyone standing in a hundred metre radius from the ore. The second was increasing strength in the same way. And the last was a magically healing effect.

That effect looked weird as it didn’t affect any stat, but it accelerated healing of any wound for the forces nearby.

I loved this effect! However only one ore was created, and it was called the angelic breath ore.

“The angelic breath ore must be distributed all over the capital,” I stressed over it, “if the amount isn’t enough, you can focus more at areas near the walls and the defensive towers.”

“Hmm… I got it! But there is a problem… Many actually…”

She sighed, and I could guess a few of the troubles she was thinking about.

“The blacksmiths? We do have lots of talents here. Plus we don’t need experienced ones to do this.”

“But it’s better to have people knowing what to do… Blacksmithing isn’t that easy, especially when dealing with such ores.”

Of course she was a Selvator, and she was a paragon, so she knew what she was talking about.

“Any suggestions?”

“Sigh! We can ask Fang, but I doubt he will have time to find good blacksmiths,” she sighed and I suddenly had a flash of an idea in my mind.

But to do it… I had to first see and check what they lack here, not just doing it for blacksmiths.

“Aside from that,” I slowly said, “what else do we lack here?”

“Big trucks and gears to help move these big rocks around,” she waved her arm in a depressed way, “and we need lots of these, plus lots more workers.”

“I didn’t mean that,” I already guessed this problem. We might lack gears, but not numbers. Just the last batch of humans brought here and left for Angelica was enough to make humans rise in number to be close to four hundred millions here.

That was… A very good number! I even believed we would need to start fetching a few groups inside my territory to start occupying towns and cities.

Anything away from the coastline would be much safer. So sending large numbers in many places wouldn’t bring any harm.

But Isac here had to finish planning everything first. Once she finished laying out a few blueprints, I’d send groups to each town and city nearby to settle in and start rebuilding.

“What do you mean then?”

“I mean any missing talent in the entire rebuilding process, people we lack and need most.”

“Well… Aside from blacksmiths, it would be better to find good miners. We can’t just depend on these ores to lay the entire foundation. We can mix ores together, build the foundation in blocks, one from these and many from common ones.”

“You are the boss, so what you say works,” I shrugged, “anything else?”

“Hmm… To build here and out there faster, we might need giant races. Humans… Your race is just too tiny to do things like these.”

“Giant races, noted,” I nodded, “what else?”

“Speaking like you can extend your hand and bring forth anything I wanted!” she rolled her eyes and I could only laugh in response.

“Girl, after seeing all this with me and you doubt my magical abilities? Hahaha! Just wait, wait and see… I promise I’ll surprise you!”

“I have no doubt in that,” she pointed around, “just getting all these ores… Damn! You even have one more that’s suitable for aerial cities and two for water structures.”

“About that… I’m going to buy blueprints for cities, towns, fortresses, and defensive structures to be built in air and water.”

“Really?! You are not kidding me, right?”

“Come on! Just give me a second…”

As she was saying this, the nymph lady sent it to me and told me she got what I asked for.

Each blueprint was very pricey. The cheapest of them was sold to me for one hundred green grade bones. But I just paid ten thousand green bones to her, so this price didn’t matter.

“Here,” as she just said before, I waved my arm like a real magician and viola! The blueprints appeared landing over each other, forming a small pile in front of the two of us.

Seeing this made her startled and frown for a few seconds before she jumped around, checking them like she was seeing a delicious large piece of cake.