Building a New Life

Rusel and Aelith traveling deeper into the forest. Aelith is helping Rusel to understand and adapt to his new existence as a wooden golem.

As Rusel is learning more about his powers, he starts to experiment with them. He discovered that he can create another wooden golem, just like himself, but this golem cannot talk and has strange loyalty and dedication, only obeying Rusel's commands.

"This is incredible," Rusel exclaims, "I can create another golem just like me to help me in my new life."

Aelith is impressed by Rusel's discovery and sees the potential in this new ability. "This could be a valuable asset for you, as a wooden golem in this world," she says, "You can use it to help you in your daily tasks and to interact with the other races."

As they continue their journey, Rusel starts to practice and refine his control over the new golem. He gives it simple commands, like "fetch water" or "gather firewood," but as he becomes more proficient, he starts to give it more complex tasks, like "interact with the dwarves" or "help with the farming."

The new golem proves to be a valuable companion and asset to Rusel as he starts to build a new life in the fantasy world. Aelith helps him to understand the customs and way of life of the different races in the forest, especially the dwarves.

With the help of the golem and Aelith's guidance, Rusel is able to integrate into the community and start to make a living. He learns how to farm and craft, and he becomes well-respected among the dwarves for his hard work and dedication.

He is determined to make the most of his existence as a wooden golem and to help others in any way he can.

As he settles into his new life, Rusel knows that he will always be searching for answers about his past and the reason for his reincarnation, but for now, he is content with the life he has built for himself in the fantasy world.

As Rusel settled into his new life in the fantasy world with the dwarves, he even started to build a reputation as a hardworking and reliable member of the community.

However, as he goes about his daily tasks, he starts to notice that his little wooden golem is acting a bit strange. It would pout and sigh when given simple tasks, and it would even refuse to move at times.

Puzzled by this behavior, Rusel starts to observe the golem more closely. It dawns on him that he has never given the poor wooden doll a name! He had been so focused on teaching it how to complete tasks and interact with others, that he had completely forgotten the most basic aspect of companionship - giving it a name.

Feeling guilty, Rusel immediately sets out to rectify his mistake. He starts to brainstorm different names, trying to find the perfect one for his wooden companion. He tries out names like "Woody," "Golemy," and "Timber," but none of them seem to fit.

Just as he is about to give up, he stumbles upon the perfect name. "Bob!" he exclaims. "That's it! Bob the Wooden Golem!"

As soon as he utters the name, the golem's expression changes. It stops pouting and sighing, and its wooden face even seems to brighten up. It starts to move around excitedly, as if it is thrilled to finally have a name.

Rusel and Bob living a peaceful and content life in the fantasy world. Bob becomes Rusel's trusty companion and helper, accompanying him in his daily tasks and even becoming a beloved member of the community.

However, Rusel soon discovers that there is a limitation to his ability to control Bob. After two days, Bob suddenly goes limp and becomes unresponsive. Rusel is confused and worried, he did not know what was happening to his companion.

Aelith, who had become a close friend to Rusel, explains to him that as a wooden golem, Bob needs a constant supply of mana in order to function. Rusel had been unconsciously drawing upon his own mana reserves to keep Bob active, but he did not have enough to sustain it for more than a couple of days.

Feeling guilty and frustrated, Rusel has no choice but to wait for a moment until his mana is enough again to summon Bob. Aelith then remembers to mention that she forgot to tell Rusel that he can check his status by saying the word "status" just like in games. She also told him that one way to summon Bob for a longer period of time would be to level up his wooden doll creation skill. Right now Rusel's level is 1, and he needs to continue to practice and learn more about his powers to level up.

With this new information, Rusel sets out to level up his skill and find ways to sustain Bob's mana. He spends his days practicing and experimenting with different methods to increase his skill level. He studies ancient texts and learns from other golem-makers.

As Rusel's skill level increases, he discovers that he can now sustain Bob for longer periods of time. He is also able to give Bob more complex commands and imbue him with new abilities. He also realized that he could check Bob's status by saying the word "status" and found out that Bob's mana was running low.

With the help of Aelith and Bob, Rusel continues to live his peaceful and content life in the fantasy world, but now with the added goal of leveling up his wooden doll creation skill. He makes sure to keep an eye on Bob's status and replenish his mana regularly. Rusel's journey as a wooden golem continues as he strives to become a master golem creator and help others with his newfound powers.

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name : Rusel

species : wooden golem

level : 01

str : 15

agi : 10

int : 29

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Skills

Wooden-doll creation ( Lvl 1 )

- Can create one wooden golem that lasts for 3 days.