RPAGF Chapter 191 Interstellar Wilderness Star Farmer 2
Chapter 191 Interstellar Wilderness Star Farmer 2
Ji Xiaosong flew on Rongrong's back for a day and a night, finally arriving at Waxing before dawn.
Va is a spherical planet. They flew around the entire planet, marking various locations before finally finding a plain to land on.
For safety's sake, Ji Xiaosong did not land directly. Instead, she first used her divine sense to scan the entire plain, including rivers, grasslands, and both above and below ground. After seeing everything, her scalp tingled.
In the metallic-lustered river, transparent, umbrella-shaped creatures, some as tall as ten meters, take root in the riverbed.
The canopy is woven from tens of thousands of tentacles, each with an iris-like structure at its end that can adjust buoyancy according to changes in water flow.
Just one glance was enough to send chills down Ji Xiaosong's spine.
This thing looks like a giant jellyfish.
Animals like groundhogs live on the grassland; they seem to have nothing but eating on their minds.
Beneath the grass, there were swarms of worm-like animals, giant creatures whose bodies were covered with basalt scales, and whose heads were drill-shaped and rotating as they thrust forward.
When they gnaw on rock formations, the acidic mucus secreted from their mouths reacts with minerals to create short-lived luminescent "geological rings." These fluorescent patterns are the unique biological geological clock of Vastar.
“Ah Song, I’ve checked. Although those worms are gnawing on the rock strata, it shouldn’t affect the foundation if we build a house. If you’re worried, you can set up a barrier both above and below ground for the house.”
Ji Xiaosong took out a big, red apple from her spatial storage and started eating it, pondering Rongrong's suggestion.
“You’re right. After looking around, this is the only place that’s really suitable for farming. It’s just some worms and groundhogs. Although there are some other weird creatures I haven’t seen before, I’ll just consider it a harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. As a plant spirit, do you think I’m afraid of those unintelligent creatures?”
She cheered herself up and then used her spiritual power to mark out a 100-square-meter area on the grass.
"Ah Song, can you build houses?"
"Yes, I can. I collected a lot of these tutorials when I was in modern times, so creating one now shouldn't be a problem."
Ji Xiaosong and Rongrong flew to the nearby forest to uproot some giant trees.
Each tree here is at least over a hundred meters tall and as thick as a redwood tree that is tens of thousands of years old.
She stood on the grass, which glowed with a faint blue light, and a ball of turquoise spiritual energy condensed at her fingertips.
She placed her palm on the trunk of the nearest giant tree, and the bark immediately rippled with green light. The century-old ring pattern unfolded in her mind like an ink painting.
"The tree rings are evenly spaced, and the wood fibers are three times denser than those of Earth's redwood."
She closed her eyes and sensed the information coming from the tree core, her spiritual energy flowing along the veins of the tree rings. "The tree is 120 star rings old, which is about 80 years in Blue Star years."
Rongrong was surprised, "How can he be so young? He's grown so much in such a short time!"
"It must be related to the surrounding soil and water. If the soil is fertile and there is plenty of water, it will grow quickly."
Without saying a word, Ji Xiaosong selected four and uprooted them.
After storing the four giant trees into his spatial dimension, Ji Xiaosong then spread out his divine sense, preparing to find some low shrubs with high resin content.
After collecting all the wood, she used her spiritual power to cut the logs.
The spiritual blade, shimmering with a bluish light, was even more precise than laser cutting. The bark automatically rolled into a cylinder and fell to the side, while the wood core was broken down into uniformly sized boards.
She's the only one here now, so the wooden house doesn't need to be too big.
One bedroom, one living room, one kitchen, one study, and one tool room.
The bedroom should have a separate wet and dry bathroom and a walk-in closet, because girls always need to change their clothes, and she loves to look beautiful.
The living room doesn't need to be too big; it's just a place to rest.
As for the kitchen, it should be integrated with the dining room for convenient dining.
She lives alone, so she does whatever is convenient for her.
The study should be large, with plenty of bookshelves.
In the interstellar age, although cloud data is the mainstream, paper books have still survived.
That is the history and cultural heritage of various races.
As the name suggests, the tool shed is full of farming tools.
After all, I came to this interstellar space to be a farmer, and what farmer can do without farming tools?
After carefully designing the architectural blueprints, Ji Xiaosong began to seriously build the house.
Construction has officially begun.
Ji Xiaosong slapped the ground with both hands, and thirty-six peeled logs broke through the soil and formed a hexagon.
She precisely infused the barrier and spiritual power into the top of each pillar.
The wood grain immediately twists and grows into precise tenons, and the crossbeam automatically inserts with a crisp click.
"A ventilation opening should be left at the southeast earthquake location."
She gathered spiritual energy at her fingertips and etched a three-dimensional model in the air, causing twenty carved wooden planks to automatically fly to their designated locations.
When the last crescent-shaped window frame with vine patterns was put in place, the entire wooden house suddenly glowed with a bluish light, and fine roots sprouted from all the joints of the wood and intertwined with each other.
"I knew you guys would come and cause trouble."
Ji Xiaosong looked at the worm-like things on the ground and named them "Drill Worms," since worms sounded really disgusting.
With a slight stomp of his foot, countless fluorescent vines sprouted from the ground.
These plant roots, carrying the energy crystals dropped by the groundhog beasts, formed a dazzling crystal protective circle around the house.
When the borers approached again, the vines suddenly sprayed out golden pollen, startling them and causing them to turn and flee into the depths of the rock.
As night fell, the double-height wooden house was already complete.
Ji Xiaosong used purple resin to make windows and woven vines to create a retractable trapdoor.
Hidden beneath the attic floor was a nine-layered defensive array, and even the roof tiles were scale-like structures formed by compressing wood chips with her spiritual power.
"There's only one step left."
She scattered the soil from her natal space around the house, and a few drops of spiritual liquid sprouted half an acre of seedlings.
The groundhogs, drawn by the scent of spiritual energy, swarmed towards the fence, only to be instantly rolled into fur balls by the vines and tumbled back to their burrows.
Looking at the house in front of me, the entire house has a hexagonal prism structure and is made entirely of giant tree wood with a silvery-blue luster.
The walls are inlaid with a living wood mortise and tenon structure that breathes. Whenever a breeze blows, a light green aura with the scent of pine seeps out from the gaps in the wood grain.
The eaves are covered with fish-scale-shaped compressed wooden tiles, each tile having its own miniature defensive array that will stand up as spiked armor when in danger.
The foundation is buried beneath a protective net woven from eighteen layers of tree roots, and fluorescent vines wrap around the fence like neon light strips.
These vines absorb sunlight and store energy during the day, and at night they release golden pollen that can make borers vomit.
Four tree stump puppet guards were crouching in the corner of the room. In fact, they were automatic sweeping machines driven by the energy crystal dropped by the groundhog beast, which Ji Xiaosong used.
Last night, Ji Xiaosong moved out a lot of furniture she had previously stockpiled from her space.
After much deliberation, I was still not satisfied.
Looking at it now, it turns out the interior decoration wasn't done well.
Never mind, it's getting dark, I'll go to sleep first. We can talk about it tomorrow. I'll just stay in my space for the night.
There's no one on Varian now, so she doesn't need to worry about any races suddenly visiting.