Seirei-tachi no Rakuen to Risou no Isekai Seikatsu - Ch. 69

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Kind of typical for this series when it comes to those OP spirits. And she even made him turn into minor spirit.

Just trees of the same kind with no undergrowth nor animals. As some people would say, that's not a forest; that's a plantation. But you need to start somewhere.

Spiral pattern really needs a pump. I'd say it's bad because it's less efficient than other ways of watering, but if you want a single line rather than a branching one, eh. And for a completely flat land like this you need a pump or magic to move the water anyway.

Why would you even ask that? It was obvious from the start what the answer would be. Or the warning of the answer.

Must be a very precisely engineered rock to hold out all water.
Since he has a great spirit of water hack with Dyne, the concepts of engineering and fluid dynamics is mute insignificant details Ducky! :meguusmug:
 
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Kind of typical for this series when it comes to those OP spirits. And she even made him turn into minor spirit.

Just trees of the same kind with no undergrowth nor animals. As some people would say, that's not a forest; that's a plantation. But you need to start somewhere.

Spiral pattern really needs a pump. I'd say it's bad because it's less efficient than other ways of watering, but if you want a single line rather than a branching one, eh. And for a completely flat land like this you need a pump or magic to move the water anyway.

Why would you even ask that? It was obvious from the start what the answer would be. Or the warning of the answer.

Must be a very precisely engineered rock to hold out all water.

Well he does have magic so a pump isn't necessary. Remember the source of the water is from magic. Especially when it's maintained by the Great Water Spirit Dyne as she has claimed it as her napping spot. Why does there need to be an understand of pesky things like science when the all mighty IFM, It's F-ing Magic, ability that can control all aspects of water.
 
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Since he has a great spirit of water hack with Dyne, the concepts of engineering and fluid dynamics is mute insignificant details Ducky! :meguusmug:
Well he does have magic so a pump isn't necessary.
What part of "or magic" means he doesn't have magic?

Why does there need to be an understand of pesky things like science when the all mighty IFM, It's F-ing Magic, ability that can control all aspects of water.
I'm sorry you don't understand the science, but I find it more interesting that way. "A wizard did it," is a lazy and boring explanation.
 
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looking forward to Kikka's spirit. i know it would probably be small and cute low level spirit like Bell and the likes. but i still think it would be very funny if she got a scary looking one as her first :02:
 
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Caught up to this recently. Not a big isekai guy but this is a real chill and cute series. Sylphy and Diane’s proportions progressively shrinking and growing has been odd to witness while binge reading though
Yeah, it's still not fair for us Sylphy fans, her thing shrinking and her "nutrients" slowly given to Diane.

It's just, not fair...
 
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Kind of typical for this series when it comes to those OP spirits. And she even made him turn into minor spirit.

Just trees of the same kind with no undergrowth nor animals. As some people would say, that's not a forest; that's a plantation. But you need to start somewhere.

Spiral pattern really needs a pump. I'd say it's bad because it's less efficient than other ways of watering, but if you want a single line rather than a branching one, eh. And for a completely flat land like this you need a pump or magic to move the water anyway.

Why would you even ask that? It was obvious from the start what the answer would be. Or the warning of the answer.

Must be a very precisely engineered rock to hold out all water.
Yeah, I completely agree on the forest, but I wonder if it's just the artist. This would be better answered if there are novel raws. I don't know, I only read the manga, but I feel like there's definitely a LN/WN out there. But the artist definitely favors a more sparse artstyle. Though in chapter 13, they did do a forest with grass undergrowth lol. a few 'taller' plants, so I'm wondering if the undergrowth is just gonna edge in later. As for the animals part- The forest spirit did have him gather bugs! I suspect once the bugs get established, then they can start bringing in animals? Birds first once the bugs are established then get bigger and bigger.

The bigger issue I have with the forest is the mention of fruit trees- Most fruiting trees have to be carefully managed. Peach trees for example, if left to bloom naturally, will crack off their own branches from the weight of their fruit. Apple trees, if you don't prune the fruit almost excessively will only produce extremely tiny fruit. Crab apples basically. It's the same with most fruiting trees, such as cherry/persimmon/nectarine- Nut trees do much better unmanaged in comparison to fruit trees. I guess with magic, that can make a difference though.

For the water, since he wants it to water the land, I wonder if he built holes into the 'stream' like he did the square pond to water and soften the ground. I agree, 90 degree bend would need a pump- It would've been just a little better if instead of completely flat land he had Nomos raise the pond so it was on the top of a 'hill', and then the water could flow 'downstream'. Still not great at the bends, but at least then it'd make more sense. Though I'm not sure if Yuta (or the artist) is ready for branching paths lmao. Though you're right about the stone blocking the waterway. I do wonder if the land will become a 'wetland' once again as Yuuta restores it. It doesn't seem like it- a forested land instead. Maybe the wetland will be even closer to the sea?
 
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Yeah, I completely agree on the forest, but I wonder if it's just the artist. This would be better answered if there are novel raws. I don't know, I only read the manga, but I feel like there's definitely a LN/WN out there.
It's an adaptation. And yes, absolutely, a lot of the time when things show up that seem weird, it's because of the artist. In this series in particular, it's on a Minecraft simplicity level most of the time. I've seen other mangas where the written descriptions don't match the images.

The bigger issue I have with the forest is the mention of fruit trees- Most fruiting trees have to be carefully managed.
Is that selectively bred and farmed trees, or natural trees? A lot of farmed trees have the same problem as some animals—they're too heavily bred into a direction where they can't survive on their own, but they produce a lot for the farmers.

I do wonder if the land will become a 'wetland' once again as Yuuta restores it. It doesn't seem like it- a forested land instead. Maybe the wetland will be even closer to the sea?
Wetlands are generally among the more biologically dense and diverse habitats, so I hope he's creating that eventually.
 

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