I Became A Mechanic - Chapter 75

Jun-woo felt something familiar and walked through the cave.

 

A vast space appeared as if the road to the cave had ended.

 

There was a large hall there.

 

And in the center was a stone golem sitting crouched.

 

Jun-woo had seen that golem before.

 

It was a boss monster named Otum who was hiding in the pillar.

 

And in front of him was a man with long straight hair and blond hair, standing with his back.

 

Square kneaded stones were scattered around the human.

 

As Jun-woo took a step, he looked back in surprise.

 

It’s probably about the age of an elementary school student.

 

Because of his long and dwarf hair, he was confused about whether he was a man or a woman, but he probably looked like a boy.

 

“What, what? you?”

 

It was a boy who said what Jun-woo wanted to say.

 

Jun-woo looked at him for a moment, not knowing what to say, and the boy opened his mouth as if thinking of something.

 

“Ah, did you really open the door I made for you?”

 

Jun-woo nodded slowly.

 

“Wow! Awesome? I want to know a little bit about golems, do you?”

 

“I know a little.”

 

“Hey, nice to meet you. I… What was my name?”

 

It was a boy who tilted his head as if in doubt.

 

Jun-woo had met such a being once.

 

The Alchemist Goblin I met in the Hidden Dungeon.

 

He didn’t even know his name.

 

“I’m Jun-woo Lee.”

 

“Lee Jun-woo?”

 

“You can call me Jun-woo.”

 

“Jun-woo! Yes, nice to meet you anyway.”

 

“Where are you?”

 

“This is a secret dungeon I’m making. The golem here is Otum. Boss, Go here.”

 

Jun-woo looked at Otum, who was crouching like a thinking person.

 

“Awesome.”

 

“I will hide Otum with a stone. Everyone who enters here will be surprised.”

 

A place hidden by stones. It was like a dungeon gate.

 

“Then why are you making this?”

 

“yes? God will make it for you.”

 

The God they spoke of meant the system.

 

“Oh, and I told you to give me a present when you open the door like you and come in… … .”

 

Jun-woo looked at the boy with great anticipation.

 

But the boy shook his head.

 

“I won’t. I will hide it here.”

 

“… … .”

 

Jun-woo said with a slightly bewildered face.

 

“Did God say that you are Lord? Can I not hear you?”

 

“It’s okay. Because this is my secret space, and God is busy.”

 

“still… Don’t you get scolded if you don’t listen to God?”

 

“It’s okay. I don’t own it, and I’ll keep it here.”

 

“haha… How can I not? I’ve been trying to get in here… … .”

 

The boy looked at Jun-woo and nodded slowly.

 

“Is it? Okay. Instead, help me do what I do. Do you know anything about golems?”

 

“What can I help you with?”

 

“I need to make a golem to deploy. you help me, I will tell you how.”

 

As the boy put his palm on his palm and breathed, the glittering dirt flew out and soaked into Jun-woo’s forehead.

 

How to make a golem out of soil came into Jun-woo’s mind.

 

“Make one.”

 

Jun-woo immediately moved mana and collected the soil.

 

The soil on the floor was clumped together and made in the form of a regular golem at the dungeon gate.

 

“Oh, are you making it better than I thought? First, make 500. Then I will give you a present.”

 

“You promised? Aren’t you going to change your words again this time?”

 

The boy smiled brightly.

 

“lol. Where can I make 500? If your mana recovery is low, you should get out of here before using it all up, right?”

 

“Is the time set?”

 

“Yes, this is a dungeon with a 40-hour limit.”

 

“Oh, then I must hurry.”

 

“Puffy… … .”

 

The boy covered his mouth and laughed as if it was fun, and Jun-woo made a golem in a hurry.

 

“Then I’m making it. I’ll make a road and come back.”

 

The boy rose to his feet and flew to the path Jun-woo had entered.

 

The path the boy flew on disappeared like the walls were melting.

 

“Ummm… where would be good? Shall we go here?”

 

The boy wandered around, melting the walls everywhere, returning to the starting point.

 

The boy who arrived at the hall looked at Jun-woo with round eyes.

 

Half of the hall was occupied by an earthen golem.

 

“How did you do it? Don’t you even dry up your mana?”

 

“You promised?”

 

“Huh? That, then… I’ll take what you made.”

 

When the boy touched the golem’s ritual, the golem ran after the boy.

 

The boy placed five golems in each area.

 

And when he came back, half of the hall was filled with golems.

 

“Wait a minute, wait a minute.”

 

“Why?”

 

“There is no more place to place golems. Wait. Think about it.”

 

“What do you think?”

 

“I don’t know how to make it. I’m thinking of making the cave-like a maze… uh… … .”

 

Jun-woo took out a paper plate and paper and drew a picture with a pen.

 

It was precisely the same picture I drew at the dungeon gate the other day.

 

“How about making this first?”

 

“yes?”

 

“After making it like this, I roughly build a road like this. If you catch a golem, you won’t even know if there is an Otum at the starting point, right?”

 

The boy looked at Jun-woo with his eyes shining.

 

“Oh-oh! Is that a good idea?”

 

“Isn’t it?”

 

I just drew the structure of the dungeon gate the boy had made.

 

I couldn’t figure out how the flow of time would happen, but now this is the place where the boy made the dungeon gate.

 

“I will do as you say. Keep making golems.”

 

“Go.”

 

The boy led the golems to melt the walls.

 

A spiral cave path was made round and round.

 

Wondering if this would be enough, the boy stopped and turned back the way he had come before blocking the wall.

 

“You think the boss is here, right? Actually, there is nothing kinky.”

 

After laughing happily, he melted the wall and returned to the starting point.

 

Golems were bursting into the hall.

 

“Come on, let’s line up and take our seats.”

 

The golems ran into the cave at the boy’s command.

 

The task of making the dungeon gate continued for a while, and when 500 had been made, Jun-woo looked at the boy and said:

 

“I made it all.”

 

At Jun-woo’s words, the boy was embarrassed.

 

“Huh? already?”

 

“You can check it out.”

 

“note… Is that so? Awesome. Your race has infinite mana?”

 

“No, that’s not it. Anyway, give me a present as promised.”

 

“Okay, um… what to give… … .”

 

The boy looked into the item window.

 

The boy checked the item window with his wide eyes as if strangely.

 

“what? Where did the skill book go? Uh? Surely there was?”

 

Jun-woo wondered if the protection of the land he had learned was the skill book the boy was talking about.

 

[Lv.1 Earth Protection][Bond]

 

-Rank: Legendary

 

-Active: Increases defense by 1,000 for 3 seconds when used. [Consumes 30 mana] [Cooldown 20 seconds]

 

– Item value: 15,000,000,000,000

 

The boy, who was grimacing, blamed the pitiful system.

 

“Did God take it? Where are you going to give and take?”

 

“You’re not doing this to give me a present, are you?”

 

“No, it really is gone.”

 

“Give me something else, then.”

 

“I didn’t even think to give you a skill book, heh.”

 

The crooked boy pulled out an order book from the item window.

 

“Come on, a present.”

 

Jun-woo received it.

 

[Talent Expansion Scroll][Binding]

 

-Rank: Unique+

 

-Effect: You can receive one more attribute.

 

– Item value: 150,000,000,000,000

 

Currently, Jun-woo can receive up to 2 traits; if he writes an order form, he will receive 3 features.

 

“Thanks.”

 

“what? What’s your reaction? Aren’t you thrilled?”

 

The boy frowned and looked at Jun-woo.

 

Jun-woo laughed awkwardly.

 

“haha… Thank you so much. I will write well.”

 

“I don’t even like it very much. won’t you?”

 

Jun-woo forcefully raised the corners of his lips.

 

“Are you really thankful?”

 

“Hey, I was going to give you another one, but I didn’t. I don’t think you need much.”

 

“No, is it a misunderstanding? I really need it.”

 

“I do not know. The golems had the same facial expressions, so I was bored, but I think you are the same.”

 

Jun-woo tried to smile.

 

“Still not, what… If you make more golems, I will think about it.”

 

“How many?”

 

“Because you are good at making… Five hundred more?”

 

Jun-woo immediately started making golems.

 

The boy made a stone chair next to Jun-woo and sat looking at him.

 

“That’s interesting. I tried to make it moderate, but you will make it all.”

 

“How many are you going to make?”

 

“One thousand and five hundred.”

 

The time it took to make 1,500 golems was never insufficient.

 

“I’ll make it all for you.”

 

“Oh really?”

 

“It’s not that difficult because I have to stay here for the rest of the time.”

 

The boy smiled brightly.

 

“Then I’ll take care of Otum. What skill would you like me to put in?”

 

“Why don’t you summon a golem if you do a foot cloud?”

 

“Oh, are you going to call your men?”

 

“Right, about five?”

 

“not bad. And?”

 

“If you cloud your feet, you may fall… Other than that, what are the basic golem skills?”

 

The boy nodded with a smile and reached out toward Otum.

 

An earthy, shiny powder flew into Otum’s head.

 

“Okay, this completes the boss. Now you have to hide it.”

 

As the boy raised his finger, Otum was covered with dirt.

 

The soil became the same wall as the surroundings, forming a large pillar.

 

“Khhhhh. Can’t we find Otum within 40 hours?”

 

Jun-woo gave him a good match.

 

“Well, wouldn’t it?”

 

“Good, good. It looks like it’s almost done now, and there must be one middle boss, right?”

 

“That’s good too.”

 

There was also an intermediate boss that Jun-woo couldn’t find.

 

The boy struggled, stretched out his palm, and clumped up the soil.

 

A golem that was as small and stocky as a boy was created.

 

“You can’t underestimate it because it’s small. It’s gonna be a big deal, kut. Edam, wherever you are.”

 

The guy designated as the middle boss ran into the cave.

 

The boy sat down on the chair again, looked at Jun-woo, and asked.

 

“Aren’t you tired of making golems?”

 

Not knowing what to answer, Jun-woo hesitated.

 

“Just, what… … .”

 

“Can I help you?”

 

“Is there nothing more to make?”

 

“It’s almost over. Thanks.”

 

“Then rest. I will do it.”

 

The boy frowned and looked at Jun-woo with dissatisfaction.

 

Jun-woo hastily reversed his words.

 

“Oh, no. Help, then.”

 

The boy smiled.

 

“Yes, I will help you. If you only make golems, you will grow old like me.”

 

Golems rose from the floor as the boy stretched out his palm and radiated mana.

 

They were made in succession by five and ran towards the cave.

 

“Uh-huh, it’s over! All made.”

 

Jun-woo also stopped making golems.

 

The boy smiled happily and held out his palm to Jun-woo.

 

At that moment, something shiny came out of Jun-woo’s forehead.

 

It was knowledge about how to make a golem a while ago.

 

“Hey, can’t we make it now?”

 

As the boy said, Jun-woo couldn’t make a golem again.

 

There was enough time left, so Jun-woo asked.

 

“What shall we do now?”

 

“Hide the treasure!”

 

“yes?”

 

“Follow. I’ll show you where to hide.”

 

The boy flew away, and Jun-woo took out his flying bike and followed the boy.

 

The boy looked at Jun-woo with surprised eyes.

 

“what? that!?”

 

“It’s called a flying bike.”

 

“Five… Give it to me. Let’s exchange it for mine.”

 

“I only have one, so can I change it later?”

 

“You promised?”

 

“yes.”

 

The boy smiled and flew away.

 

The path the boy flew on melted like stones blocking the way.

 

The road to the cave looked like this.

 

“One here.”

 

The boy put in an order.

 

“Let’s go.”

 

When the boy did not block the space where the order was placed, Jun-woo asked.

 

“Can I not cover it with a wall?”

 

“It’s okay. Let’s hurry.”

 

Jun-woo followed the boy with a puzzled look.

 

“One here.”

 

There didn’t seem to be any standards.

 

Where the heart goes, the boy hid the treasure.

 

The boy who reached the end of the spiral path flew towards the place where the skill book was hidden.

 

A small hall was made there.

 

“Here, um… Hey, I can’t help it. You have to hide this.”

 

It was the boy who left the order book there and came back.

 

Jun-woo watched it from behind.

 

And the boy came out and smiled.

 

“End!”

 

There were 50 treasures hidden in the cave.

 

Finding one of them was actually helpful.

 

This place was too broad, and the walls didn’t break easily.

 

Jun-woo looked at the space that was not covered and asked again.

 

“Are you going to cover the walls all at once?”

 

“yes? Later later. Let’s go back first.”

 

The two flew back to the starting point.

 

As Jun-woo got off the flying bike, a boy approached with bright eyes.

 

“Give me.”

 

Jun-woo gave the boy a flying bike without hesitation.

 

The boy grabbed the bike and looked at Jun-woo.

 

“Does it look like you made it yourself?”

 

“That’s right. How did you know?

 

“I feel your mana here.”

 

“Aha… … .”

 

“Anyway, it’s a deal, so I’ll give you this.”

 

The boy took out the order and handed it to Jun-woo.

 

[Skill Enhancement Scroll][Bound]

 

-Class: Unique

 

-Effect Raises the skill level of one skill by one. [Available up to maximum legend]

 

– Item value: 15,000,000,000

 

Jun-woo had gotten this before.

 

I used the recipe skill to upgrade it to Legend+.

 

If it was such a reward for one bike, Jun-woo could give it a hundred times.

 

Jun-woo tried to exaggerate a bit.

 

“Wow, thanks!”

 

“You’re not smiling at all.”

 

“haha… That’s how it happened. I really appreciate it.”

 

“It’s okay. I finished my homework~ You helped me a lot with my homework, so I’ll give you a present.”

 

Jun-woo looked at the boy with a smile on his face.

 

The boy looked at the item window with a distraught face.

 

Then he pulled out a book.

 

It was a book that looked similar to ‘The Alchemist’s Job Book.’

 

“Originally, I was supposed to give it to you when I came in, but… All right, won’t you? If you give it to me, you’ll probably die of old age just like me doing research. That’s not allowed.”

 

The book fell to dust.

 

The boy nodded with a satisfied smile as if he had done the right thing.

 

“I’ll give you a trait instead. Good to like. This is really good.”

 

“really?”

 

“Is your face a little sincere? Come on, choose.”

 

A stone monument made of four crystals soared in front of the boy.

 

It was made of red, green, blue, and brown crystals.

 

I wondered if Sujeong meant strength, agility, intelligence, and stamina.

 

“Can’t you see the effect?”

 

At Jun-woo’s question, the boy shook his head and looked at Jun-woo as if to keep it in mind.

 

“That’s not allowed. It’s called greed.”

 

“Oh, sorry. then… blue?”

 

“You can put your palm on it.”

 

Jun-woo slowly approached the blue stone and looked at the boy’s face.

 

“Even if you look at me like that, it won’t tell you anything.”

 

“No, just… … .”

 

Jun-woo held out his palm to the blue crystal.

 

The moment the palm touched the blue crystal, the other crystals fell to the floor.

 

[‘Attribute – Mana Stone’ has been created as a reward.]

 

[Mana Stone]

 

-Rank: Legendary

 

-Talent: Defense is increased by 30, and damage taken is reduced by 20%. When hit, mana is restored equal to the damage reduced by the Mana Stone. Life is similar to the mana you have.

 

Jun-woo’s intelligence was over 250.

 

Intelligence 1 had 10 mana, and mana was over 2,500, so it was added to live as it was.

 

All accessories were to increase the vitality, but it seemed to have to be changed to increase the mana.

 

Jun-woo said to the boy with a smile on his face.

 

“thanks. The truth is how you see it.”

 

“Kiki.”

 

The boy laughed and rode around in the flying car that Jun-woo had given him.

 

Then he stopped and asked.

 

“Are there any more of these?”

 

“No, no?”

 

The flying car would be placed near the pole.

 

“Okay then. I’m going now. Now you too, prepare to return to your world.”

 

“yes? okay.”

 

“Do you remember where I put the treasure earlier?”

 

“Roughly?”

 

The boy looked at Jun-woo with a satisfied smile.

 

“You don’t just make things like me, but travel around the world a little more.”

 

“Huh? I will.”

 

The boy waved his hand.

 

“Thank you for helping me with my homework. I will go.”

 

The boy’s body darkened.

 

“Thank you, bye… … .”

 

The boy smiled and left his last words.

 

“Come on then, run. Move your body a little.”

 

“yes?”

 

“hi.”

 

Leaving those words behind, the boy disappeared entirely from there.

 

Jun-woo felt sorry for not being able to say goodbye correctly.

 

At that moment, the phrase came to mind.

 

[The Golem Master has given you 600 seconds to stay here. After 600 seconds, you disappear from here.]

 

When he saw the phrase, Jun-woo remembered what the boy had said.

 

‘run.”

 

Jun-woo hastily changed his location.

 

And Jun-woo ran so desperately as to wonder if he had ever run so desperately.

 

Blue mana radiated from Jun-woo’s feet.

 

It will consume extreme mana, but it would be able to increase the movement speed to some extent.