Otoko Nara Ikkokuichijou no Aruji o Mezasa Nakya, ne?

I made some prototypes.

First, a protector made from hard rubber. I made it remembering things like amefts and ice hockey protective equipment from my previous life. I wanted to make it with a plate of hard rubber about 1cm thick, but soon realized that the curved surface was not well made, so I tried to do it from where I made the mould to match each part.

I made a mould that poured rubber into it with ground magic and wind magic, and I magically further refined it, but I think this went pretty well. It's not convenient because you can make moulds without using your fingertips in any way and with just your imagination. I also thought about the rubber armor in good shape, but the design didn't think anything about the breathability issue anyway, not as much metal but likely to weigh a lot, or the armor quickly disappeared when I realized that the amount of rubber was limited.

It was mounted on top of existing leather armor and clothing to create something like a protector to protect the stronghold. The shape is like a defective shoulder and elbow guard, a chest and abdomen made appropriately in memory of the old mask rider, and a rubber belt that holds them. The hardware on the belt was made using ebonite and nails for now. It's hard to say it's a sophisticated design to flatter, but when I tried it out for my servants and did a lot of tests, it didn't seem like a big problem, so it was good. When I pair this with the Ebonite armor I made before, my upper body turns black and it's like ninja armor (naturally I know there's no such thing, but I was reminded of a comic book I read as a kid and I just think of it as ninja armor anymore). When the surface was stiffened with matte treated ebonite and also made with knee knees for the lower body and parts to protect the legs and tibia, it was popular in addition to the thoughts.

Shoes and sandals are next. This one could be made without any particular problems, and it was very satisfactory because it showed comfort and durability that was not comparable to previous leather only or that made by knitting straw.

Others that were popular were soft rubber applied to one side of a large anesthetic cloth. This rubber pulling cloth was evaluated in many ways. It's quite durable, but it's a reputation to say it would be useful for things like rain gear and the front of a luggage truck. It was also plainly high point that if it was rounded or folded, it would not be so tense.

Also, a slingshot made of improved pussy, but this one was a good take on the men. I guess it was a good idea to have something somewhat powerful. When I made a few spheres with a 1cm diameter with Ebonite, the dedicated bullet also found that this flew well and was quite powerful. However, the weight is not comparable to metal, and the pebble is still better even if it only takes power. I'm simply saying that the heaviest thing I could do to the sphere was Ebonite. There is no further meaning than to make it easier to target because it is difficult to get air resistance.

It should be noted that the soft rubber duvet was well received there, but they didn't understand what it was used for about the hose, which was repugnant. In particular, it was convincing to see the bucket of water placed up and down moved by the Siphon principle, but it was nevertheless concluded that there was no demand. I believe this assessment will be covered if the bath becomes common, but I have also developed a rubber stopper, so I do also feel it is a subtle position.

The announcement of these rubber products to Heggard and his squire serving the Gried family was generally well received.

But no matter how much the lord told me, the child made it (Hegard explained that Hegard himself had ordered me to make it, considering the possibility that extra thoughts might arise. Most villagers already know that the lord's second son is very good), so we decided to do a test that included durability.

The test for durability was determined to be two months. However, only the armor is used by Heggard in training, etc., and after two months it seems to be put on the doll and slashed again for endurance testing.

Well, maybe you're okay.

During the prototyping of the rubber product, Mun showed no suspicious movements at all, as before.

However, Hegard raised his uncontested voice when presenting the product in the garden of the house, saying, "It is better to hear the opinion from a wide audience," and besides all his servants, the serfs working in our house, and, naturally, Mun, were also to be present at the venue of the presentation.

Am I, in a way, rare, if any, to react to this presentation? I was feeling that. I was careful not to be seen where I was making rubber products because I use magic, but I didn't think it would be a problem to be seen about the presentation of the prototype. If it disappeared, some rubber products would disappear without looking at the day, but otherwise, it would be a product produced in the village of Barkud and sold elsewhere to earn foreign currency, so I thought there was nothing wrong with being seen.

However, it was decided not to show even something like a prototype or a halfway baumkuchen so far, only a tire that seemed highly strategic. It was a prototype presentation of the late tyre removal.

Naturally, there are other tires that I deliberately pulled out that I didn't announce prematurely or too improbably. I haven't announced anything this time, such as using it in combination with magic props (magic items).

Aside from the unpublished rubber products, after all the announcements, there were obviously two things that changed Mun's eye. One was something I expected somewhat, but the other was a little unexpected.

The first one is a slingshot. I was expecting this to some extent, so I was actually even reassured that when my eyes changed, they reacted somewhat. After all, he reacted to a military-convertible object called a weapon, so I was relieved. Somehow, the purpose of infiltrating me because I hadn't shown my tail in a busy way before was unknown, so I could think that this was at least one of the purposes or approaching the area.

When I showed off the slingshot, a few questions arose around the squire, but only Mun asked questions outside the military, and also in women. The question was, "Can a small bow called that slingshot be such a force even for Master Al?," because it was more like a confirmation of the warfare guidelines than a question. At first glance, I can take it like I admired the power of a slingshot, so no one else seems to have noticed.

Also, my eyes changed when I announced something like a shotgun version of the slingshot, which is an improved version of the slingshot. I was in a bit of a good mood at the time that Slingshot was quite popular and seemed to attract Mun's interest, and even showed off the shotgun version I didn't intend to announce.

The shotgun version is a slingshot handle that removes the original top of the Y-shape, that is, the part that attaches the rubber string, and attaches a ring shaped ebonite about 5 cm in diameter. The ring portion is mounted with several pieces of a condom that failed to create while remaining thick. Put about 20 rounds of spherical ebonite about 2 mm in the condom, pull it out of the way and fire it, it will spread to about 1.5 m in diameter about 15 m away, and it will land in a scattered form.

The power is enough to break a cedar plate about 2 cm thick when I tested it. Blindness will not be spared if it hits the eyes, and it will be quite painful if it hits the exposed skin. However, it is not such that it can completely inhibit adult behavior when left for as long as 15m, unless it is in the eye. Not unless, of course, it is more powerful if the distance is close. But I dressed it up and hung a pistol on my hips. The waist was connected to the belt section with a rubber string of about 10 cm.

When I grabbed a shotgun in my right hand in advance and put up a slingshot with my left hand like a western drama gunman, I poured a shotgun into the condom, and immediately with my right hand I accidentally pulled each shotgun condom, about 15 m away, and fired toward the cedar plate that had been used for the slingshot until then, I broke three multiple rows of cedar plates at the same time. As soon as he releases his left hand from the slingshot after firing, the shotgun version hangs back on his hips by a connected rubber string. At that time, he put up a knife and made a move to push it towards the front where no one else was.

Shortness of time to fire and flexibility to hang on your hips as soon as you release your hand and perform the next movement. And since the firing device itself is not abandoned, if there is a gap, it is a useful flying tool that can be fired again. And a wide-spread shotgun raises hitting expectations without having to aim precisely. Even power didn't make such a fool of me.

Mun was observing all of it with some dismay, but with a sober eye.

The other thing that Mun showed interest in besides slingshots was shoes. This was inconspicuous because of the large number of people who showed interest besides Mun, but Mun said she would try it on herself when she asked some of them to wear it. It's the sandal type, not the boots, that Mun tried, and I can't even take it for granted because I'm a servant if I just look there. However, the sandal type is more comfortable for sneakers when fastened firmly to the foot with a rubber belt. It is an item that has no excess rubber properties.

I was firmly confirming at the end of my eyes that I was checking its performance by trying to walk or run for a small run or jump lightly.

I could at least make something that would interest Mun.

Next, we should observe exactly what Mun will do with this information.

Will Mun see how it goes until two months before the endurance test is over?

Or will I contact anywhere or someone soon?

It is also extremely unlikely that I have merely caught an eye.

'Cause I didn't show much interest in the most rubberized armor.

Actually, I was wearing a hit that it would be armor if it showed interest.

No, you might have had my eyes, too, because you had the hardest time making them.