Home Center-goto Yobidasareta Watashi no Daimeikyuu Renovation! - Ch. 3.2 - An Earnest Level Up (Part 2)

[mangaburner1979]

I'm surprised they went with flamethrowers instead of chemical herbicides.

I was a little worried they would, but glad they didn't since those cigarettes are bad enough . Fire was the safer and faster option since they were doing it in an enclosed space and unknown if the plants were herbicide resistant or immune. Also since the hydra weeds are poisonous to the touch it would be difficult to clear that entire space with herbicide in one round of spraying due to the limited range of a backpack sprayer. They would have to wait for the outer plants to die before moving inward to spray the next group of plants, repeating multiple times. A process that could potentially take days or weeks instead of a few hours with the flamethrower.

 

[MsW0lf]

In the spirit of the title, they'll find a solution within the home center. Something like an ATV towing a wagon I'd guess. Though it would be neat if she got super-strength from levelling up, the gag is that common household products and industrial manufacturing are more powerful than fantasy magic.

The only obstacle to that would be the stairs though. But, seeing as it’s the central premise, I’m sure there’ll be a solution. Like the magically restocking shelves.

 

[Ironclad]

 

[UncleKaos]

I think she is getting weaker yet farer she is from the Homecenter. she is too connected to it to leave. perhaps she will get very sick once near the exit?

 

[RedMetal]

It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue.

 

[CountryMage]

if I were in a home depot that restocked itself magically honestly idk id just stay there??

She's under the impression that the room is airtight (being deep underground), and the air is only still breathable because there was so much of it in the store and that room when she popped up, meaning that she's actually only got like a week or two of air.

 

[PseudoAngel]

I mean fire does solve a lot of problems

"I cast fireball"

 

[feha]

Why did she level up from killing flowers indirectly through fire, but not from killing dragons indirectly through poison?

 

[feha]

She's under the impression that the room is airtight (being deep underground), and the air is only still breathable because there was so much of it in the store and that room when she popped up, meaning that she's actually only got like a week or two of air.

Home depots don't stock canned air? Or even oxygen tanks?
Though I guess the pressure would slowly build up...

ps: you got way more than weeks of air if you are alone (or even 2 ppl) in such a huge volume, so long as you stay well away from any fire.

 

[Alcion]

She's under the impression that the room is airtight (being deep underground), and the air is only still breathable because there was so much of it in the store and that room when she popped up, meaning that she's actually only got like a week or two of air.

I didnt get this impression, and if true, that makes her reliance on fire stupid.

 

[feha]

That reaction on page 4

This dungeon has no known working teleporter, i guess? That looks like the case from her reaction

It's probably going to be something like that, like maybe the summoned being having no registered nodes at the surface.

But I really liked the headcanon that it is that she realized she could simply have wished for a teleportation-node instead, instead of wishing for uncertain help. Dooming mc in the process

 

[CountryMage]

It's probably going to be something like that, like maybe the summoned being having no registered nodes at the surface.

But I really liked the headcanon that it is that she realized she could simply have wished for a teleportation-node instead, instead of wishing for uncertain help. Dooming mc in the process

That was a teleportation node, she broke it when she wished for help getting out.

Home depots don't stock canned air? Or even oxygen tanks?
Though I guess the pressure would slowly build up...

ps: you got way more than weeks of air if you are alone (or even 2 ppl) in such a huge volume, so long as you stay well away from any fire.

Yeah, I remember her doing the math and deciding she probably has about a month to escape, but they've been down there for a few weeks already, and rereading I don't see her doing any such calculations, just thinking "there's air down here, must be magic involved somewhere" instead. So, maybe I'm thinking of another trapped in a labyrinth manga, or the calculations were from before she realized the store inventory would restock itself.

 

[Aoitenshi]

I'm surprised they went with flamethrowers instead of chemical herbicides.

Probably because the poison method caused her to miss delicious XP from the dragon.

 

[Pandacyborg]

so shes not op, but the home centre is. Interesting

 

[TheLostLight]

Yeah, my guess is that you can only teleport to a node you've been to (Fiona is guessing this is true, but not 100% sure, since people usually only conquer dungeons linearly), and that the home center will act as a teleportation node, so they'll be able to teleport to and from the home center and the highest floor they've been to, but not to the exit of the dungeon itself.

 

[NicholasTurner]

Could also be a case of Fiona realising that with the teleport nodes she can escape so long as Maho helps her get to one, and the concern showing is her questioning weather or not she can stomach the idea of abandoning someone in the dungeon, or concern that the thought ever even crossed her mind in the first place.

 

[Oeconomist]

If they have to walk up and down floors to get supplies back at Wally world, won't the monsters respawn eventually and block their way again?

In Rogue and in Hack and its variants, boss-like monsters do not respawn (with one very important exception) but other monsters do.