Faintly Emerging

In the fountain garden plaza before the main entrance, clear jingling rang out from time to time. Rebecca excitedly rode her "new toy," circling the flowerbeds again and again. The helpless attendants could only stand at a distance or try to keep close, ready at any moment to help the princess back up if she fell.

Compared to when she had first started, however, Rebecca was clearly much more skilled now. At the very least, she no longer plunged headfirst into the flowerbeds.

Behind the study's floor-to-ceiling windows, Gawain silently withdrew his gaze from the plaza.

"A two-wheeled vehicle... The Typhonians really have come up with something interesting," Amber's voice came from behind him. "The scholar-advisers at the Administrative Hall have assessed it. This seemingly simple means of transport has enormous potential value. It's nimble, convenient, and cheap. Any ordinary person with sound hands and feet can learn to use it proficiently after a short time. It works anywhere the roads are relatively flat, and the barrier to popularizing it is even lower than that of Magical Devices... It's a good thing."

Gawain did not speak for a moment.

What occupied his mind was something no outsider could know.

Though it did not look exactly like the "bicycle" in his memories, its principles and general structure were no different from what he knew. It was just that... before he had even had the chance to popularize it in Cecil, the Typhonians had already taken the lead.

Seeing that Gawain remained silent, Amber could not help asking, "What? Not used to the Typhonians being ahead in 'technological innovation'?"

"Of course not." Gawain shook his head. "Honestly, during the Ansu Era, the Typhonians had always been ahead in the Technology Field. We only managed to lead them for a few years through