episode_0034

“Oh. Is it possible to do something like first aid?”

“A full-scale treatment is impossible!”

“Hmm. Show me the structure.”

“Yes!”

Harmon, who was looking into Candy’s various functions, discovered that Candy could be used not only for emergency treatment but also for simple suturing surgeries.

What was also good was that she not only practiced medicine based on simple medical knowledge, but also had all the tools necessary for emergency treatment built into her body.

“Hmm. Is this the structure?”

“Yes! Electrical stimulation is applied around the wound to narrow the injured blood vessels and skin wounds, thereby stopping bleeding, and then heat sealing is performed.”

“Are you saying you’re getting burned? Then wouldn’t the wound get worse?”

“It’s okay because it only causes a very small burn on the skin surface! Even if a virus penetrates through the burn, it can be blocked sufficiently.”

“What on earth is this used for?”

“Defibrillator.”

“Defibrillator?”

“When the heart beats irregularly, it stops the heart and makes it beat properly again.”

“If there is a problem with the heart, is it curable by stopping it?”

“Yes!”

After hearing a detailed explanation and understanding the structure, Harmon quickly created the first aid tools built into her.

‘Good. It’s called first aid, but with this level of care, most injuries, poisonings, and diseases can be treated on the spot.’

Advanced technology has been a blessing to mankind. Unless you lose a limb or are involved in a car accident, you will rarely need to go to the hospital for a traumatic injury.

Unless you have a disease at the level of cancer, you don’t need to go to the hospital to treat your illness. Just like when you catch a cold, you can just go to the pharmacy and take the medicine they prescribe.

Of course, the medical technology inside Candy wasn’t quite up to par, as it was necessary to differentiate between medical humanoids and home humanoids, but it was still more than enough.

How many people have died from serious illnesses because their wounds were left untreated?

People in this world are strong against viruses because of their living environment, but they are also easily exposed to viruses that are strong enough to penetrate their strong immune systems and are deadly.

“Let’s try it.”

Harmon used the fine blade contained in the chance to tear his own skin.

“!”

“Ah! Master!”

Undine and Candy are surprised to see that and reach out to stop Harmon.

In particular, Undine even grabbed Harmon’s arm, but since Chance was not incapable of manipulating just by grabbing one arm, Harmon tore the skin on his own arm.

I didn’t want to tear my hands. Even if there was no problem with the actual movement of my hands, if they were injured, it would be annoying and I would feel like I couldn’t do my job as well as I should have.

“Let’s see.”

As Harmon reaches into the first aid machine he created, a camera pops out, scans Harmon’s wounds, and goes to work.

Tiddydick.

As a small electric current passed over the wound, the wound narrowed, and a blue energy-like thing lightly passed over the wound, creating a small burn on the skin’s surface and sealing the wound.

On top of that, an ointment that matched Harmon’s skin color was applied to perfectly cover the wound, making it look as if the skin had never been injured in the first place.

“Good.”

“Never again.”

As Harmon was admiring, Undine spoke firmly to Harmon.

“Please don’t do that again.”

“That’s right! Master, don’t get hurt!”

Undine speaks with a sorrowful face and Candy cries and pleads.

Harmon, who was watching the two’s reactions, thought for a moment and then nodded.

“Okay. Next time, I’ll experiment on Lucky.”

“?!”

Whether or not the lucky one who was left alone and then met with disaster was shocked.

“Okay, let’s do that. That’s a good idea.”

“That doesn’t bother me either!”

The humanoids applauded, saying it was a really good idea.

“… … ! Ugh, grumble!”

Lucky wanted to say something, but his urgency combined with his lack of language skills meant that he couldn’t say anything, and there were no people or machines paying attention to him.

* * *

Just because Harmon spent most of his life researching and developing weapons, it doesn’t mean he was some kind of pervert crazy about firepower or combat weapons.

Simply put, the weapons side was given priority because there was high demand and supply for them.

Harmon’s dream was to recreate the Steel Earth, and the Steel Earth of the past was not a crazy world filled with battle weapons on top of an empty ruin.

Overwhelming civilization.

Convenience of life.

An absolutely human-friendly world where there is no need to worry about death, disease, pain, or any hardship or suffering.

It is called heaven.

A world filled with only happiness, without any pain or sadness.

From the day he read about heaven in a book he found by chance, Harmon wanted to create his own heaven.

The more I learned about the past era, the more I concluded that the steel earth was closest to heaven.

So he decided to create his own steel planet in this world.

However, it is not an easy task.

Because it is nearly impossible to reproduce past civilizations and infrastructure.

As a result of the great war that engulfed the world and the runaway machines that turned the world upside down, almost all things in this world were destroyed and covered in ashes, and after a long time, they became part of the strata below.

Most of the home appliances used for convenience in daily life did not survive.

Naturally, the infrastructure that the world enjoyed in the past has disappeared, and the surviving human race is now in a situation where they have to fight machines with sturdy military weapons in their hands.

And now, Candy was showing that it was possible to somewhat recreate the infrastructure of the past that Harmon had been thirsting for.

“You may need to repair your home appliances urgently, so we can also do simple home appliance repairs!”

“Does that mean you know the structure too?”

“Yes! It only contains information on home appliances of the same brand as mine!”

“No, that’s enough. Send me some data.”

“Okay!”

After receiving the data, Harmon kept only the most recent product designs from the densely packed home appliance blueprints and put the rest away in a corner.

Then we look at them one by one.

“What is this?”

“Microwave! It’s a tool that emits microwaves to vibrate objects and heat them.”

“What? Just heat it with fire. Why waste electricity and oil just to warm up something? This is fine. Hmm. What about this?”

“It’s called a washing machine! It’s a machine that does laundry automatically!”

“Laundry. I know. Undine did my clothes for me, right?”

Undine nods as Harmon looks at her.

“You even care about the cleanliness of your clothes. No, you don’t drink water, you use it to wash your clothes. It’s luxurious no matter how much you hear about it. Then what about this?”

“That’s… ….”

Starting with home appliances that greatly improve the quality and convenience of life, such as vacuum cleaners and washing machines.

Even small items that are used to satisfy personal tastes but are not necessarily needed, such as mood lighting or mirror ball lighting.

There were also some things there that surprisingly seemed like they could be used in combat or other areas.

“What is this flat, round machine?”

“It’s a built-in cell phone! It’s embedded in the temple, so you can make calls with your hands free. It doesn’t have any other functions besides making calls.”

“Hmm.”

“It’s made for people who don’t have money, so that’s all it has.”

“No. This is useful. I’ll make a few. What’s the communication range of this?”

“There’s probably no such thing as a base station in this world right now… so it can only cover about 5 times the area of this town!”

“It’s wide enough… .”

Let’s start with something that can be used right now.

“Home Boxing Trainer. What is this?”

Even things that seem okay to make while looking into the distant future.

“Oh, that’s the name before release. It’s just a brief description of the features. Do you know boxing?”

“I don’t know.”

“That’s a martial art that only uses fists.”

“You only fight with your fists?”

Harmon frowned.

“Why? Why don’t you use your legs? What about weapons? Why is there a reason to fight with only your fists, which are the easiest to break?”

“If you fight like that, many people will like you and you can make money.”

“Hmm. I see. Money can’t help it… … So, this is a machine that teaches you the martial art of boxing.”

“Ah, I teach this to people who want to go on a diet.”

“That damn diet… … So, does that mean you can teach other people specific movements with this? It’s impossible with boxing because there’s no data… … .”

Given some other data, it seemed possible to mass-produce technically complete collectors using this tool.

‘I’ll try making my own collector. I’ll have to ask Isaiah for some movement data. I want to get Dogman. I need a collector who listens well.’

Having thus succeeded in extracting enough technological data from Candy to recreate past civilizations, Harmon began extensively remodeling his basement.

To do that, first of all.

“Undine. Good luck. Candy.”

“Yes.”

“Grrr.”

“Did you call, Master!”

“Let’s break through there.”

Harmon decided to open the shield that had been blocked by the powerful mechanical weapons and defeat the mechanical weapons to break through the unusable area.