Chapter 1623 Transformation in the Ultimate Battle Twenty-eight
Chapter 1623: Transformation in the decisive battle (twenty-eight)
Ten minutes later.
"Wow!" Seifer, who was standing on the transport boat, saw Bediville's silver sand boat from a distance and couldn't help but exclaimed: "Where did you get such a big boat? Meow? This boat is really yours.
?"
"It's absolutely true." Bedivere shrugged: "I won't tell you exactly how you got this ship."
"Huh------" Seefer saw that as soon as the transport boat stopped on the deck, there were several large stag beetle golems for transportation coming over to take charge of transporting the goods. He couldn't help but shook his cat's tail: "The ship
Is it a fully automatic meow?"
"There is an artificial intelligence navigation system that manages it, and the renovation and maintenance are basically done by golems." Bediwell looked at the British workers who were still painting the sand ship on the outside of the deck, "So you are right, this
The boat is basically fully automatic."
"It's so awesome, it makes me want to have a party on this boat right now," said Seifer with a grin.
Bedivere rolled his eyes at the leopard man young man.
The young Leopard Man stuck out his tongue: "Can we connect the power supply in the warehouse? If we can use industrial power supply of more than 200 watts and 330 volts, all the equipment here can operate. By then we will not only
Instead of a warehouse for storing equipment, we have a workshop that can actually produce something."
"Well..." Bedivere didn't understand anything about electricians at all, so he could only scratch his head: "You can ask Eve yourself for the specific situation - that is, the artificial intelligence. I think she can think of it
Find a way to satisfy you."
"What kind of fuel does this ship use? Is there really no problem with the power supply?"
"Solar power supply, unlimited use." Bediwell introduced as he walked from the deck to the entrance inside the ship: "And it uses the technology of the ancient gods and humans, so the power supply should be relatively stable."
"Okay, great, meow." Saifei replied casually, but kept staring at the golems responsible for carrying the equipment. He originally wanted to complain to those golems, but he was afraid that the golems would not understand.
His equipment was damaged by moving and bumping. But in fact, the golems were more careful and steady than Zifer imagined, and the young leopard man could not find anything to complain about.
"Eve, arrange a warehouse for me that is large enough and can be connected to industrial power." Bediwell walked in the inner corridor of the sand ship and ordered as he walked.
"Understood. The twelfth mechanical warehouse is available, and the power supply ratio is being arranged. Now send the required materials to the twelfth warehouse."
Zeffel whistled.
"As long as we follow the golems, can we see the warehouse?" Bedivere hummed: "Then let's go."
Zeffel shrugged and followed.
"Speaking of which, I heard that your father and brother won the battle today, but they were both seriously injured. Don't you care about it?...Oh no, Palamedes was not seriously injured, but was beaten by Bate.
I got drunk with alcohol and am still going crazy."
"It's expected that dad and Seglade can win today." Saifer said, "I won't talk about dad. Anyway, a despicable villain like Bete can't defeat Lao no matter how hard he struggles."
Dad's Meow. Segred is even worse. He redesigned a whole set of equipment yesterday in preparation for the battle. Even with well-equipped equipment, he can still lose to Faris. It's time to reflect on it, Meow."
"Really?" Bediwell was curious about what equipment Seglade had re-made, but today's game has passed, and the only way to find out all this is to go back and watch the replay of the game.
Following the golems who were responsible for transporting it, Bediwell and Seifer soon arrived in front of a large machinery warehouse. It was said to be large, but in fact it was not particularly large, with a usable area of about sixty square feet.
Moreover, the warehouse seemed to have been abandoned for a long time. When the warehouse door was opened, an ancient musty smell immediately poured out, and Bediwell quickly covered his nose.
"Ahem, cough, cough... the musty smell is too much... Is there really nothing wrong with this room?" Saifer coughed a few times before asking: "These are precision instruments. If you can give me a dust-proof workshop,
That's the best, otherwise it will be awkward to process things."
"Understood, the dust removal system in the warehouse has started to be renovated, and it is expected to be completed in ten minutes." Eve added.
"Where on earth did you get such a boat?" Saifer looked at Bedivere in disbelief and shrugged.
Bediwell also shrugged: "It's a long story. Anyway, you should set up all the equipment first, turn it on and run it and see."
"Okay, meow..." Saifei said perfunctorily.
Ten minutes later.
Huh---------A strange air flow rushed around the room, stirring up the dust in every corner of the room. What was blown in was completely dust-free fresh air, and the air that was blown in was completely dust-free.
What was sucked away was the little dust left in the room. Soon, the entire room after closing the door became a completely dust-free environment, and even if new dust was generated during weapon development here,
It will be cleaned up quickly by an excellent dust removal system.
Saifer had also set up most of the equipment. He originally wanted to complain that the wonderful wire plugs in the room could not match the interface of the machine, but he did not expect that the plugs would start to deform after they were aligned with the machine.
, it has become perfectly aligned with the interface of each device. After connecting it, the machine can be powered on smoothly, and various indicator lights can be lit. It seems that there is no problem at all.
"Oh, it's really high-tech." Saifer couldn't help but sigh.
"So...are you satisfied?" Bedivere asked, looking at these precision equipment that can be operated at any time. He knew nothing about these things, so he could only ask for the opinions of professionals.
"Satisfied? No, no, no, I don't feel [satisfied] at all." Saifer said: "But I feel super satisfied. If I buy two more stamping machines, the workbench over there will use higher-precision machinery.
Wow, this workshop is almost as good as Aunt Vivian’s laboratory. I can’t complain at all. It’s great here.”
"The equipment is operating at full power. The energy consumption is 0.5% of the ship's body, which is within the allowable range." Eve added: "However, the energy supply level of this ship will decrease at night. Please pay attention.
Save energy when working at night."
"And that's the only dissatisfying thing, meow." Saifer then added: "Why do I suddenly feel like I'm being controlled by Aunt Vivian at home? Meow."
"Hahaha..." Bedivere couldn't help but smile bitterly. He didn't know very well what dissatisfaction the two brothers Sefer and Seglade had with Vivian, but he could feel the twins' resentment towards Pa from their previous conversations.
Ramidis' second wife did have a certain sense of alienation. Maybe the stepmother was not as good as the biological mother. It was better not to delve too deeply into this kind of thing, so Bedivere decided not to talk about it.
At this time, Saifer stretched out a hand towards Bedivere: "Come on, give me your Luna Steel Scimitar. Let's process it right away and see what we can make with it."
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"Right away? Don't you need to debug the machine first?" Bedivere frowned, but still took out the Black Moon Kobelco scimitar from his storage pocket.
"Debug while doing it, it will be faster." Saifer took the weapon and began to sit on the ground to dismantle the weapon: "Anyway, what I want to do next is just a small thing."
What about the [small] thing? Bedivere watched as Saifei dismantled the weapon and decomposed it into several parts such as the sword handle, the scimitar blade, and the replaceable blade. Just to make a "small thing", unexpectedly
Did you dismantle the weapon?
"Okay------" What Seifer took out from the handle of the knife was indeed a small thing------the plug-in system of the weapon. He took it to the processing lathe nearby and started playing with it.
The plug-in system is placed on a fixed device and allows the robotic arm to finely modify this small thing.
"So, what are you going to do with the plug-in system?" Bedivere asked curiously, but he didn't dare to go over and disturb Saifer's work.
"Wait a moment, it will be done soon. Then you will understand after using it, meow." The young leopard man replied, although this was not an answer at all.
Bedivere shrugged again and had no choice but to wait patiently. At this time, a certain device placed in a corner of the room caught the werewolf youth's attention. That thing was a little different from the device that Saifei bought. It was particularly old.
, and there was already some rust on the outer shell. It was obviously some kind of old antique. The machine was not connected to the power supply and was left there like that. A little rust was knocked off by the occasional slight shaking of the battleship, and the rust was immediately removed.
Removed by dust removal system.
"What is that? Don't you want to use it after you buy it?" Bediwell asked.
"Oh, that meow." Zifer, who was busy, was a little distracted and replied casually: "It is a high-precision customized version of the Roswell brand stamping machine tool. The thing that Father Odin put in his cellar is said to be
A relic of his son Hank."
"What...?" Bedivere was confused, but it took him half a second to figure it out, because Saifer went to Cairo's black market today to buy equipment, and he also stopped by Odin's father's house.
I wanted to find a place to store the equipment. Of course, the young leopard man was rejected by old man Odin. But the young leopard man found this rusty machine in the old man's cellar.
"Well, but since this is the relic of Father Odin's son, how did it fall into your hands? Father Odin is willing to sell you such a commemorative thing?!"
"I moved my lips and persuaded him," Saifer said lightly.
"You convinced that stubborn old man to sell you his son's belongings? Wow." Bedivere didn't even know what to say. In his eyes, Saifei didn't seem to be that eloquent.
Outstanding person.
"Don't ask for details," Saifer snorted, "That machine tool still needs more repairs before it can be put into use. The parts inside are a bit rusty. But the machine itself is quite good. I think it can be used."
Make a lot of precision parts."
He stopped what he was doing, removed the processed plug-in system from the lathe, reinstalled it on the tool handle, and then quickly assembled the entire weapon: "Okay, I updated the plug-in system.