In light of Tarlonnd's specific circumstances and the practical issue of production cycles, Gawain devised a downgrade modification plan for the Gorgon Aerial Platform. In Rebecca's view, the downgraded Gorgon Lite was vastly inferior to the original version, but in Gawain's eyes, even after such adjustments, the Gorgon Platform would be more than adequate as a communications node in Tarlonnd—absurdly more than adequate, in fact.
After all, it was only meant to serve as a communications node—a communications node equipped with anti-aircraft guns, Alloy Armor, and a small aircraft landing platform was already outrageous enough...
"Once these Gorgon Platforms are in place, communications between Tarlonnd and the Loren Continent will be fully restored. Only then can our alliance truly be said to have 'become one,'" Gawain said, letting out a soft breath as he looked at Rebecca, who was studying the documents with her head lowered. His expression carried a trace of relief and pleasure. "Besides, we can make some profit from Tarlonnd's order, which should offset some of the enormous costs of building the Dawn of the Mortal World and the standard Gorgon Fortress..."
At this point, he could not help but laugh. The image of a certain great-great-great-granddaughter who had lately always worn an aggrieved expression surfaced in his mind. "And with this, Heti will be able to sleep soundly too."
"Uh..." As soon as Gawain finished speaking, Rebecca showed a hesitant expression. She scratched her hair and spoke nervously. "Actually, I was just about to tell you that the Magic-Powered Technology Department came up with some new ideas after studying the test data from the Dawn of the Mortal World and Gorgon. We're planning to build a batch of ultra-high-altitude anti-gravity platforms and set up several semi-permanent planetary and atmospheric observation stations above the Magic Turbulent Layer