Arknights Cement Novels & Stories

> He then explained that the crumble stones are useless minerals that get attached to other ores and that its trash material is worthless even worse than coal… he explained that people dump them in the forest as trash… no respect for ecology but this might be useful for me because when my Evil eyes scanned it… I could see the clearly how it absorbed the natural flow of mana in the air This material may be the first step to making the archive! No… For all spells that require enchantment!

-SKELETON SWORD / RARITY: NORMAL TO RARE (BLUE TAG)- STR: 7 AGI: 3 DURABILITY: 100/100 AN UNKNOWN APPRENTICE BLACKSMITH WITH ALOT OF POTENTIAL CREATED A WEAPON THAT GOAL WAS TO SLAY THE ENEMIES IN FRONT, BY THE GREAT POTENTIAL THE WEAPON IS NEAR TO RARE AND THE PERFECTION HUNDRED REFINEMENT IS VERY NEAR. USING THE SKELETON AS A BASE ITS A DURABLE WEAPON THAT CAN FIGHT A HUNDRED BATTLE.

“I need your blacksmiths to start working on this design and weld the weapon into a disguised rock deep in that quarry cavern. The soldiers can start working on the pulley to seal that cavern once and for all. Remember, there can only be hard rocks within that quarry. Any soil should be removed and cemented above a layer of stone slabs.” Looking at the design, Gunter had to admit that the plan had an extremely high chance of succeeding. It was designed like a turtle trap with only one way in. The shamans would not be able to break the design even with their new cursed wands, as curses did not work the same way as elemental magic. They could not destroy solid cemented stone flooring with thei

"It turns into a floor." Adrian seemed skeptical but accepted this explanation. Damian walked over to us, wiping his hands on his coat. He looked at the pour, then at us. "The mix is good," he said, his voice hoarse. "High strength, low permeability. It’ll cure fast, even in this cold." He handed Lucian a small gold coin. It was an old tradition, a nod to their grandfather's superstitions. "For the foundation," Damian said. "To pay the spirits."

Yet, what I beheld within caused my jaw to drop in astonishment as if it had detached from my face and plummeted to the floor below. [You have acquired the Arcane Tower blueprint] “Huh?” [Arcane Towers, also known as Arcane Turrets, are Constructs forged from Mana ore, crafted to safeguard cities within ancient civilizations. Immobile and formidable, these towers serve as sentinels, relentlessly targeting any creature that dares to approach.] [Armed with potent abilities, Arcane Towers unleash antimagic rays that pierce through any form of physical or magical defence, rendering conventional barriers futile in the face of their onslaught.]

CHAPTER 106 Camryn’s POV Three weeks after the masquerade, I stood in the ruins of what used to be a textile factory in the eastern sectors, watching Whitney press her fingers to the crumbling wall. “Class C,” she said quietly. “Grief Weaver. It’s been here for at least six months.” The building had a particular smell—mildew, rust, and something sweeter underneath, like rotting flowers. The windows were boarded up, but gaps let in thin streams of light that cut through the darkness in diagonal slashes. Dust motes hung suspended in the air.

The final stone weighed more than a man. Borin and Thane lifted it together—the smith’s strength and the wolf’s endurance moving in silent tandem. The keystone was granite, quarried from the clean eastern ridge, carved with the new sigil of Cinderfell: a mountain clover leaf over flowing water. The entire valley had gathered on the slopes below the dam. A silent, breathless crowd watched as the stone slid into the waiting space at the arch’s crown. It settled with a deep, final thud that seemed to vibrate through the ground itself.

I have started hiring people to build a wall surrounding the villages near the Winderswell Forest to prevent the monster attacks. I've also hired the 5 magic users that created the mud bricks. I opened a small factory to create bricks with them. I've started a trade with Sussie's territory for their limestones. I'm thinking of creating cement. I've already started testing with the amount that was sent here before and I think I figured out the right amount to create a cement. I've sent Alvin, the son of Head Maid Giselle, to act as the manager in the cement and brick factory I created. I explained to him the process and how to divide the small task to different people.

Ten Small Wooden Boxes of different sizes Two table One wooden chair Four huge Wood Zara was exhausted she left the cave slightly open for Ondo After a moment of rest, she went back out into the deep forest and grab some more material. The rocks were heating up she threw water on the fire. Letting the outside cool down then she put them in a bowl of water when the rocks fell in the water they started to bubble up mixing them to gather with normal dirt turning into limestone cement. she plans to use the cement to repair some of the walls in the cave that was cracking. After checking the walls again she started to work on the repair.

It was simple in comparison to the other proposals, but it was a solid proposal. "The cement factory in Drogoton has been operating for a long time, so we have large stocks of cement for construction. If we mix the cement properly, we’ll be able to use it with a cement-spraying device. The heat-recent cement won’t melt at high temperatures and will even solidify. If we spray the mixture from the ground up, we can form countless cement walls.