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Si Yao took a look at the design chosen by Little Mushroom.

Ah, you really know how to choose, the most expensive one.

Currently in the interstellar space, any pure wooden building has the highest construction and material costs.

"Okay." Si Yao saved the post, turned off his laptop, walked to the side, and pointed to the back of the half-filled lotus pond. "Can I plant your house there? Or do you want to be with other elves?"

The little mushroom was shaking his purple umbrella frantically. He actually didn't like communicating with other elves. He just wanted to grow mushrooms secretly by himself. Otherwise, he would wait until other elves were not in the fields before suddenly popping up like this.

He wanted a very quiet place.

"This way." Little Mushroom pointed his finger to the open space next to the half of the lotus pond.

Si Yao nodded, then looked at the other empty land. After thinking for a moment, he stuffed the little mushroom into his chest pocket, and then walked towards the back of the villa area.

If you want to build something, you still have to find a professional.

The front building of the factory at the back is almost half completed, and even the larger machines have been transported in advance. The entire prototype can almost be said to have been completed, and it should only take a few days to be put into operation.

The chief engineer saw Si Yao coming from afar, and he quickly ran up to him, wiped the sweat off his head, and looked at him with a smile, "Si Yao, plant technician, you're here?"

Knowing that Si Yao was not involved in the subsequent planning, he quickly explained to Si Yao, "At present, all the large-scale equipment has been installed, and the intelligent robots will be installed later. Mr. Lan has already communicated with us, and all the chip control systems inside have been modified. They have been sent to the Lan family's laboratory for modification and then assembled."

Si Yao nodded, and had no problem with Lan Zhuochi's arrangement. "I may need some of you to help me build a mushroom house first."

The chief engineer suddenly paused and looked at Si Yao in disbelief.

I whispered "wow" in my heart.

Did he just take up a contract-based job? It was like he didn't have to look for work, it just came to him.

The chief engineer smiled with his eyes curved, and said enthusiastically, "Did Master Si Yao cultivate a new elf? Is it a mushroom elf?"

Although the chief engineer did not get an answer to this question, he noticed the purple mushroom umbrella leaking out of Si Yao's pocket and said sincerely, "Master Si Yao is really young and promising! His future is limitless. If you have any needs in the future, just come to us. As long as it is a building, we can build it. By the way, Master Si Yao, what type of building do you want to build this time?"

"For example, we have built quite a lot of mushroom houses. There are many varieties of mushroom elves in the Federation, especially the primary mushroom elves. Most of them build houses that block the sun, and most of them are made of ordinary materials like this one. For example, some growers' first elves to be cultivated are mushroom elves. They don't have much money and no family support, so they will choose a simple greenhouse. In this case, the growers can build it themselves..."

When it came to his professional field, the chief engineer started talking eloquently and listed almost every aspect for her. He directly took out all the previous design drawings and physical pictures for Si Yao to see.

But without exception, they all ignored the case of wooden materials. Si Yao raised his hand to stop the chief engineer from sliding the picture, and looked at him seriously, "I want this kind of solid wood."

After all, it's rare for Little Mushroom to take the initiative to make a request, so his request should be satisfied.

Especially since they occupied Little Mushroom's house, it was natural for them to give him a new one.

Si Yao lowered his eyelashes slightly.

She still has to spend money where it should be spent.

Little Mushroom secretly buried his white pole in Si Yao's shirt pocket and lay there motionless, silently eavesdropping on their conversation, but completely forgot that his umbrella was still exposed outside.

Emmmm, the orc opposite seems to be better than the one in the villa, and his voice is also better than that of the savage orc. It seems like he is praising the little mushroom. Not sure, let me listen again.

Why did you say so many incomprehensible words? Oo?

"Well," the chief engineer showed some disapproval in his eyes, and explained to Si Yao seriously, "Mushrooms are actually more saprophytic. They like to grow on wood. Wooden houses like this are too easy to damage and collapse. For things like money, a mature grower like you naturally has no shortage of it, but money is secondary. If an employee comes in and out, or a grower like you enters the mushroom house and it collapses and you get hurt, that's the most serious thing."

Every planter is a valuable asset to the Federation, and we cannot mess around like this.

"In the previous case, the mushroom house collapsed, and we rebuilt a new one afterwards. Fortunately, there were no casualties among the growers and elves in this case. If there were, we would be to blame."

To put it bluntly, they are worried that the growers will get hurt, and then they will suffer as well.

After all, the Federation's elf laws and planter laws are extremely complete. As long as something goes wrong, minions like them will be to blame. It is most reassuring to come in safely.

The chief engineer looked at plant technician Si Yao helplessly, hoping very much that she would take back this dangerous idea.

Si Yao looked at the picture on the screen seriously, thought about it carefully, and drew a line on it with his finger, "How about this? Just use the safest steel plate, and then surround it with wood to form a circle. Wouldn't this be both safe and meet their needs?"

Since most mushrooms like wood, just give it to them. As for the problems of being easy to rot or mold, they are not the most important. She can replace a new batch of wood every time she harvests to ensure the cleanliness and safety of the room.

This should be much better.

The chief engineer looked at the optical computer seriously and nodded in approval. "You can try it, but you may have to spend more money, Master Siyao. You may have to replace the wood at least once every six months. The raw material of wood is very expensive. The ability of the primary elf may not be able to earn back the money for the wood."

Si Yao obviously noticed that the little mushroom in his pocket was startled when he heard these words.