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In Another World With My Building Skills, And Made My Own Kingdom

Kenta Nakamura, an ordinary office worker with an extraordinary passion for construction, finds himself thrust into an unimaginable situation when a divine mistake ends his life prematurely. Struck by a bolt of lightning intended for a malevolent spirit, Kenta is transported to a realm between worlds where a remorseful god, Elysion, offers him a second chance at life.

LyricalInk · Fantasy
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91 Chs

Fixing the Village

The sun had begun to set, casting a golden glow over the newly reconstructed house, which stood as a beacon of hope amidst the devastation. The villagers, once skeptical, now gathered around, their faces reflecting a mix of awe and gratitude. Kenta felt a surge of pride and responsibility. This was his chance to make a difference, to build something lasting.Elara clung to his side, her eyes wide with admiration. "Thank you, Kenta," she whispered, her voice filled with emotion.He smiled down at her. "It's just the beginning, Elara. We'll rebuild everything."The village elder, an old man with a weathered face and kind eyes, stepped forward. "You have given us hope, Kenta. But rebuilding our village will take more than just one house. We are grateful for your help, but we must ask—will you stay and help us rebuild everything?"Kenta nodded resolutely. "Of course. I'll do whatever it takes to fix the village and make it even better than before."With that declaration, Kenta set to work. He organized the villagers into teams, assigning tasks based on their strengths. Some gathered materials from the forest, while others helped clear the rubble and prepare the ground for new construction. Kenta used his building skills to rapidly create structures, visualizing each one carefully before uttering the word "Build." Houses, storage sheds, and community buildings began to take shape, each one stronger and more resilient than the last.The villagers watched in amazement as their village was transformed before their eyes. Children ran around, excitedly exploring the newly built homes, while adults worked with renewed energy and purpose. Kenta's magic seemed limitless, and his creations not only restored the village but also brought a sense of wonder and possibility.As the days passed, Kenta's bond with the villagers grew stronger. He listened to their stories, learned about their traditions, and became a part of their community. Elara, who had been his first friend in this world, stayed by his side, helping wherever she could.One evening, as Kenta and Elara sat by a fire, the village elder approached them. "Kenta, your abilities are extraordinary. But I must ask—why do you help us so selflessly?"Kenta stared into the flames, pondering the elder's question. "In my previous life, I felt like I never truly made a difference. Here, I have the chance to create something meaningful, to help people and build a community. That's all I ever wanted."The elder nodded, his eyes twinkling with understanding. "You have a good heart, Kenta. We are fortunate to have you."The weeks turned into months, and the village thrived. New buildings stood tall and strong, gardens flourished, and the villagers' spirits soared. Kenta's skills had not only fixed the village but had also built a foundation of hope and resilience.One day, while reinforcing the village walls, Kenta felt a sense of contentment wash over him. He had found his purpose in this new world, and it was more fulfilling than anything he had ever imagined. But he knew this was just the beginning. There were other villages, other people in need, and Kenta was determined to help them all.As he looked out over the village he had helped rebuild, Kenta felt a profound sense of accomplishment. He was no longer just an ordinary office worker; he was a builder, a protector, and a friend. And with each new day, he would continue to build a better future for everyone.Kenta stood up, a new resolve burning in his chest. "Let's get to work," he said, smiling at Elara and the villagers. "We have a kingdom to build."