Ultimate Gamer System: Factory Must Grow!-Chapter 122: Waiting? Not in my dictionary!

"For now, let's just get some of them produced," Theo narrated his own experience to the audience of his own ears as he left the new branch of the factory and went all the way back to where a small number of machines continued to process the richstone he manually excavated.

Even now, several days after he set the whole thing up, those poor machines continued to toil away at this nearly impossible task of processing all the stone Theo continued to excavate over and over again. And whenever they would make a dent in the stockpile, turning the copious amount of richstone into bags of cement for Theo's own use…

He would transfer even more of the stone that he excavated directly into the storage unit hooked up to the system. And then, before even going back to mining out the underground tunnels, Theo did it again and again, repeating the process all the way until he could get rid of all the richstone lingering in his backpack.

Right now, however, for the very first time, rather than just grabbing the processed cement from the storage unit whenever he ran out of stock in his pocket dimension, Theo actually hooked up a belt to the output end of the very last storage unit in the line. He then dragged it across the existing branches of his factory all the way to where his crafter machines were all bristling, ready to suck on the engine's power and combine the steel pipes with the concrete into the most crucial item in all of Theo's plans—the alternative version of the reinforced steel beam.

"It isn't much, but it's still an honest work," he muttered to himself before hooking the belt to the array of belt splitters, each of which, with the exception of the very last one in the line, fed both into the machine and into the splitter in front of it.

Once again, rather than wasting time trying to load-balance the entire thing so that every final stretch of the belt would carry a precise amount, he opted to just throw all of the concrete down on one belt, fully aware that the very machines those belts would feed would produce the one resource he needed to fix the main issue of using the overflow method.

After all, the overflow method of arranging logistics took time to reach full operational capacity—only once every machine in the line had its internal inventory filled up to the brim. That issue, however, wouldn't matter if the belt feeding into the system carried many times more items than what was required!

"And now, we wait." With the last stretch of the concrete-carrying belt now properly hooked into the system, Theo took a step back before stretching his arms up high and then leaning them as far back as he could, all the way to the point where his spine started to crack a bit.

Then, a small, silly smile appeared on his lips.

"As if!"

Before the first bag of concrete could even cross through the entire factory and reach its new branch, Theo had already moved on to the next project in line—getting his hands on a proper supply of richstone. A task he had formerly abandoned out of rational fear of the powerful monster guarding the deposit.

Whether it was luck or ill fate, the very monster that guarded the richstone vein was most likely the one that had come to invade Theo's claim during the last wave of the most recent attack. And with how the monster's corpse and the layers of chitinous armor it shed were now nothing more than pieces of loot stashed away at the bottom of Theo's pocket dimension, it only made sense for Theo to exploit this opportunity!