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    Suna Mahou de Suna no Oukoku wo Tsukurou ~Sabaku ni Tsuihou Sareta kara Ganbatte Sokoku Ijou no Kokka wo Tatete Mita~ - Vol. 2 Ch. 10

    Any mineral that is crystalline, insoluble and weathering-resistant will from natural sands. Desert sand is typically light gray quartz with the yellow hue given by small amounts of (brown) zircon, tourmaline and rutile. Large and clear quartz, zircon and tourmaline are semi-precious gemstones.
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    Kajiya de Hajimeru Isekai Slow Life - Vol. 3 Ch. 14

    Him adding a finished blade is adding steel that is already homogeneously at the correct carbon rate. He then adds freshly produced, high-carbon iron as used in the previous swords and folds it into homogeneity. What Japan lacked is the technically superior finery forges, but while those are...
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    Botsuraku Yotei Nanode, Kajishokunin o Mezasu - Vol. 13 Ch. 73

    People need food to live. Productive land create food. Meaning productive land already have people. Usually have as many people as can feed. Refugee left to starve or fight. Food ONLY seem cheap with synthetic fertilizer and industrial agriculture. Feudal society created when people > land, to...
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    Botsuraku Yotei Nanode, Kajishokunin o Mezasu - Vol. 12 Ch. 65

    If anything Iris doesn't really deserve Arc, she's a thot with jealousy issues.
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    Botsuraku Yotei Nanode, Kajishokunin o Mezasu - Vol. 11 Ch. 61

    So when your friends sort-of lover disappears you pretend it didn't happen... because you're afraid of being blamed? And your mutual friends just dodge the question without even saying anything's wrong? Glad to see that everyone involved with the royal family (Iris included) is literal trash.
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    Botsuraku Yotei Nanode, Kajishokunin o Mezasu - Vol. 10 Ch. 57

    Said guy while leisurely waving the sword in question around for the entire conversation.
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    Kajiya de Hajimeru Isekai Slow Life - Vol. 3 Ch. 14

    Steel gains strength but becomes brittle and easily corroded when it has a lot of carbon. Because the non-magical furnace can't fully melt low-carbon iron (this was only achieved in the 1740s), he has to manually control the carbon content by repeatedly firing it (adding carbon) and then folding...
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