Your Majesty, the Spectacle Has Missed the Country!

Why can't the Principality of Idar make bicycles?

Or...why can't we build a vehicle powered by magic?

The optimization of magic lines and the storage of magic power by mages is only one aspect of it.

Bearings, chains...

These seemingly inconspicuous things are what the Principality of Idar needs to overcome most.

Bruno is not asking to replicate the path taken by earth civilization in this world full of magic. If these inconspicuous parts can be replaced with other magic equipment, that would naturally be the best idea.

However, no matter how it develops in the future, no matter what the direction of magic technology is, the future of the Idar Principality will definitely be inseparable from the participation of ordinary people as craftsmen.

The construction of Hagia Sophia allowed Bruno to earn 150 Brilliance Points, giving Bruno some spare "funds" to exchange for some new gadgets in the system mall.

But rather than blindly acquire new technologies through the system, Bruno hopes that the craftsmen of the Principality of Idar can gain some energy and create more new creations that fit this era under his own guidance.

after all……

There are so many areas that need development in this world, but Bruno only has so many brilliant points in total, so... these points naturally have to be spent on the most critical places to be worthy of the bug-level existence of the system.

It is precisely because of this consideration that Bruno pays special attention to recruiting all kinds of talents and craftsmen. At least in today's Idar Principality, the logic of "making is worse than buying" is definitely not feasible.

"During this period, the first and second batch of craftsmen who came to the Principality of Idar have settled in these buildings."

"The Idar Principality will provide them with all the living materials they need in their daily lives, and the only task of these craftsmen is to create the tools and instruments you need."

Mundell and O'Connor followed Bruno cautiously, and the three of them walked through this temporary settlement built for craftsmen.

"If you have any difficulties in life, you can mention it to the Idar official in charge of this area. Although in other parts of the empire, craftsmen who master a skill are not worth mentioning, in the Principality of Idar, anyone who has achieved success in any profession can The people are the talents we need.”

Bruno said towards O'Connor.

This sentence is not only spoken to O'Connor, but also to the ears of all the craftsmen who have just arrived on this land through O'Connor's mouth.

Although before they came to this land, Idar agents had long described to these craftsmen the good treatment provided by the Idar Principality, but when they suddenly came to a strange place, it was inevitable for anyone to have a trace of Nervous emotions.

Only by allowing these craftsmen to calm down can they devote most of their time and energy to the tasks assigned by Bruno.

"As you wish, noble Duke." O'Connor said quickly.

Among the nearly a hundred craftsmen living in this temporary settlement, O'Connor is one of the few civilian craftsmen who has a lot of interactions with Bruno because he was previously responsible for improving farm tools such as furrows and waterwheels.

Therefore, he knew the young nobleman in front of him better, and he felt an indescribable feeling of admiration and awe.

"Those mages of the Idar school...you must have met them?"

"I've only met Master Wright." O'Connor replied respectfully.

If placed elsewhere, the mage would be a big shot that only nobles could control.

Before that, the Duke in front of him asked him to communicate with Master Wright several times to study topics such as mechanical design principles. This undoubtedly made O'Connor particularly nervous.

This is a topic that craftsmen are accustomed to talking about without any problem, but if it is taught to a noble lord or a distinguished mage, O'Connor will naturally find it difficult to remain calm.

"Lite should have mentioned to you that the current development focus of the Idar Principality is magic industrialization..." Bruno continued as he stepped over a muddy puddle.

"Yes." O'Connor nodded.

"Although due to the existence of magic, magic industrialization sounds like a very high-end and high-end thing, in fact, the prerequisite for the smooth progress of magic industrialization lies in you craftsmen who underestimate yourself." Bruno said very directly. said.

"It's up to us?"

Hearing this, O'Connor couldn't help but froze for a moment.

If it weren't for the fact that the Duke in front of him said this, any craftsman would regard it as an unrealistic joke.

O'Connor, who finally came to his senses, looked at his Lord Duke carefully, waiting for the next words.

"The essence of magic machinery is large-scale machinery driven by magic. If craftsmen like you cannot build machinery that meets the requirements of the Principality of Idar, then no matter how powerful the mages are, they will ultimately be powerless."

"So... the Principality of Idar has given you treatment that far exceeds that of any nobleman. You can get the houses and remuneration provided by the principality. Your children can live a stable life on this land, and can learn from the past that only noble children could have access to." Spelling and reading aloud!”

"But all the efforts of the Principality are not without asking for anything in return. You need to use your own hands and minds to design the tools and machinery that can promote the development of the Principality of Idar, and explore more complete mechanical design principles, even in this world. The law of development and change of all things."

"The law of development and change of all things?"

Now O'Connor was completely confused. He was just a craftsman, so how could he be related to the changes in all things...

"I'm just giving you a chestnut..."

After seeing the construction progress of Idar Public University, Bruno felt particularly comfortable, so he explained patiently:

"For example, when you boil water, the boiling water will roar and roll, and generate a lot of steam. In some cases, the boiling steam can even lift the lid of the pot..."

"But have you ever thought about...why the pot lid is pushed up?" Bruno looked into O'Connor's eyes and said seriously.

"this means……"

"This shows that the boiling steam gives the pot lid a force. No one touches the pot lid, and no one applies magic to it. This kind of power that can lift the pot lid is a kind of power hidden in nature. rules."

"Although this natural law seems to have nothing to do with the industrialization of magic, how to combine magic with the natural laws that widely exist in nature, and how to fill the application of magic into various fields of daily life, is still a mystery. This is undoubtedly something you must pay attention to." Bruno said seriously.

"It seems very reasonable..." O'Connor lowered his head and pondered.

"Not seemingly, but certainly."

Bruno corrected: "You have been in the Principality of Idar for a long time. Aren't those magic street lamps standing in the streets the best proof of the universality of magic?"

yes!

Magic street light!

The conversation with the Duke made O'Connor extremely nervous, and for a moment he forgot about the magic lamps all over the Principality of Idar.

With a stable supply of magic power, UU Reading www. uukanshu.netｔThese street lights can emit soft light at night, dispelling the darkness and depth after nightfall for the people living on this land.

This is destined to be a great change!

When this idea suddenly popped up in O'Connor's mind, an inexplicable sense of pride began to emerge in his heart.

As the lowest level of civilians, all they can think about in their minds is how to prepare the next meal and how to spend the winter every year.

But in the Principality of Idar,

The fact that craftsmen like himself could help promote the industrialization of magic rekindled high morale in O'Connor's eyes.

Since the Duke has so much trust in his lowest level craftsmen,

Then they,

We must not let down the Duke’s great trust!