Risou no Himo Seikatsu - Vol. 2 Ch. 9 - The Emissary From the Twin Kingdom

[MangaDex]

 

[flanman]

Its always marbles lol

 

[knightcky]

Aura just lost her marbles XD

 

[radstylix]

Someone get Dr. Stone to invent marbles, pronto!

 

[adobonasinigang]

lmfao quick get me into this world and I shall bring the marbles that my mother have confiscated when i was a kid ..there are a lot of it in our vase lol

 

[tamerblur]

MOTHER FUCKING MARBLES

 

[Rapala101]

Here's the mother fucking marbles

 

[Himechu]

It's a marble.

 

[Disguised22]

I still find it hard to grasp that a desert country wouldn't have accidentally made glass before.

 

[RavenWolf]

If I remember correctly early American explorers did exchange marples with all kinds of useless metals like gold and silver with Indians.

 

[Farcebinder]

So how much could I get for a windowpane from Home Depot?

 

[jackmiaw]

In suprised noone ever shot a fire attack into sand. But still even if they did the fire has to be really hot to make glass from sand

 

[pimentinha112]

Isabelle gives the air of a lolibaba that dosen't like beeing called a lolibaba.
Edit: guess i was correct.

 

[pakyu1199]

Making Glass isn't that easy though, you might be able to melt glass but when it cool down it's really fragile as f. Like even moving it for a bit might make it crumble and be turned to pieces.

 

[DatOneGuy]

Note to self: Add marbles to isekai items list
Got it.

 

[newtroll]

hehe puyo go join segua

 

[MaxWyght]

@Disguised22

That's because it wouldn't do anything.
First, you have to use a specific kind of sand(Silica), or at least a sand that is free of impurities(Basically, glass is the ultimate white supremacist. To get the clearest glass, you gotta start with the whitest sand).
Add a bunch of other chemicals there.
Then you gotta heat it real good.
Like, AT THE VERY LEAST, the furnace needs to be hot enough to smelt iron(So that's above 1500°C, all the way up to 2500°C).
Once you're done blowing or forming the glass, ypu have to let it cool VERY SLOWLY, in an oven that is only slightly colder than the oven used to melt the glass.
BTW, if you skip that last step, your glassware will shatter.
The sole exception is a Prince Rupert's drop, which is made by dripping molten glass into cold water, which instantly causes the glass to solidify.
The main body of the drop is super durable to shattering, but if you apply just a tiny bit of force to the tail, the thing literally blows up.
Violently.

 

[matalines]

So we can scam ppl from iseka if we bring marble or glass exchange for golds . 😈

 

[MRain]

@matalines rather gems/crystal it be better if you just bring spice

 

[The5thSeraph]

This is how we deal with primitives: sell them shitty cheapo trinkets at stupidly high prices.