Old Luo chuckled and patted Luo on the shoulder. Seeing Luo's hesitant steps and bewildered expression, he naturally understood what was going on. "Don't pay attention to how big it looks on the outside. The interior uses hyperspace design, so you can't tell its size from the outside."
"Oh." Luo nodded, then asked, "What is hyperspace? Could you explain it to me?"
Old Luo stroked his large beard and said, "It's somewhat complicated. Hyperspace is just a general term, and it means different things in different contexts. In navigation, it refers to things like ultra-long-distance jumps. But when used in architecture, it means expanding what was originally a cramped space. I'll give you some materials on it later. You can read them yourself."
"I understand." Luo nodded, his eyes shining slightly. Now that he knew the disparity between the interior space and the building's exterior dimensions was due entirely to science rather than magic, he immediately developed a special thirst for this technology. Although he understood that it was not something he could master in a short time, he believed that day was not too far away.
On his first day at Old Luo's factory, Luo saw all kinds of incredible tools he had never seen or even imagined before. The effects these tools could achieve were exactly what a mechanic like him dreamed of. With them, he could manufacture the components, fittings, and parts he needed with zero error. With enough materials, these devices could greatly modify a mecha in a single day, or build one from scratch in just one or two days.
Old Luo also gave Luo a detailed introduction to the functions of those tools. For some reason, Luo felt that in this place, he found it easier to absorb new knowledge, quickly understand it, and