Carving the wings was not complicated. He did not even need to sand them smooth; he only needed to follow the general structure Little Light provided and chop them into roughly the right shape. Then he added some simple control mechanisms to the wings.
The principle behind winged flight was to use the difference in airflow speed above and below the wings to generate lift. With Little Light's calculations and simulations, making them was very simple. In just two hours, Su Hao had carved out their approximate shape.
Like a fighter jet's wings, they swept backward and stretched a little over a meter to either side. Once Su Hao fitted them onto his armor, they looked sleek and cool, though the details were truly rough.
Su Hao swayed from side to side and found them very stable. They did not interfere with his ability to fight with his blade.
After looking around, he found no ropes that could be used to secure them. So Su Hao swung his blade and became a carpenter again, making a simple Luban Lock to fasten the wings firmly onto the armor.
After confirming there were no problems, Su Hao began waiting for nightfall.
He needed to conduct a test flight and familiarize himself with flight control and speed, but he could not test it under the noses of the seven Martial Artists. He had to wait until dark before quietly attempting to take off.
Very soon, the sky darkened. The clouds were somewhat thick today, blocking most of the moonlight and making it difficult to see the surrounding objects.
Seeing that the time was ripe, Su Hao fitted on the wings, imbued them with the effects of 'Hardness,' 'Sharpness,' and 'Air Piercing,' then gave himself a 'Coordination' effect. He lowered his body and began