"EB" is an abbreviation of Ettore Bugatti's name, the Founders Bugatti.
EB110 and EB112 were named in honor of the anniversary of his birth.
The interior of the car factory was very clean, and there was not much of an industrial feel to it.
Entering through the main entrance leads to the showroom, then to the assembly area, and finally to the office area.
The Wayne family took a stroll around and then went to an office.
Since the change of ownership, the design team has been worried that the Britain will ruin the brand.
When Eric produced a design and presented a series of impossible parameters, they finally witnessed their new boss's forward-thinking ideas.
The lines feature a streamlined design, creating an aggressive visual effect.
Beneath its striking appearance lies an extremely wild and terrifying horsepower.
More than 1,000 horsepower and a speed of more than 400 kilometers per hour.
The tail is equipped with an automatically lifting tail fin that can adjust its angle and height according to speed.
With its rounded shape, it drives like a cannonball.
Marcelo Gandini, who had brought the Lamborghini Scissor Doors to the Bugatti, looked away with lingering interest.
"Mr. Wayne, this car is far too advanced for our current industrial capabilities..."
He shook his head helplessly. "The rear wing alone requires the use of computers and sensors. Even if the entire car is made of carbon fiber, its weight will be an astonishing figure."
More horsepower requires more cylinders, and more cylinders will further increase size and weight.
Blindly piling on parameters results in a complete imbalance in the power-to-weight ratio, turning the car into a truly uncontrollable beast.
Engines capable of producing 1,000 horsepower do exist, but without exception, they are all racing engines with extremely short lifespans, making it impossible to fit them into a mass-produced car.
Vincent quickly gave Eric a wink.
"Gentlemen, have you considered using more heat-resistant and stronger materials?"
"Titanium alloy?" Luke blurted out.
"But if that's the case, the exhaust system will also need to be used, which will eventually create an unprecedentedly crazy price."
Ultimate speed, ultimate price.
Eric looked at the five incredulous faces one by one. "The issues of cost and market operations should not be your concern."
Your task is to bring this car to life.
The design team stared at each other in disbelief.
The overall direction is fine; it just needs time to develop new technologies, and a prototype should be built before the new century arrives.
Eric, trying to appear calm, discussed some more details with the design team, and then drove with his wife and children to a nearby hotel to check in.
Research and development requires funding, especially in the notoriously expensive supercar industry.
Grit your teeth and order an authentic Italy meal.
Vincent took a sip of seafood soup first. "Dad, you might not believe it, but my teacher has some connections with the Volkswagen Group."
"You should have said so earlier." Eric breathed a sigh of relief.
Volkswagen's investment of its technology in Bugatti can shorten the research and development time and save a significant amount of money.
"Yes, he once did their Founders a great favor, so he should be able to send a team over to assist our research and development."
No shares?... No return?
Is there really such a good thing?
Seeing Vincent's confident demeanor, Eric and Evelyn felt relieved.
If it weren't for his relationship with the Volkswagen Group, he probably would have had to spend another six months in the Middle East.
While the Wayne family was heading to Venice for a holiday after dinner, the Weasley family also traveled to Cairo, the capital of Egypt, in northeastern Africa.
The whole family changed into traditional Arabic robes, including Charlie, who had taken leave from Romania.
"Bill!" Molly gave her eldest son, whom she hadn't seen for many years, a big hug.
The mischievous Fred and George sidled up to her, "Mom, Bill's gone astray!"
He has the long hair you told us not to have, and he's even wearing an earring that looks like a little fan.
Molly loosened her embrace. "If you weren't so naughty, I might consider letting you grow your hair long."
"Mom, you know this is impossible~" The twins, grinning and hopping, came skipping and jumping in front of Charlie.
"Two consecutive championships?"
"Yes, our college's team is now the strongest in history."
Not only Quidditch, but the House Cup has also been won for two consecutive years.
While lamenting that he was born in the wrong era, Charlie was also filled with curiosity about Vincent.
"Several of my colleagues at the dragon farm really enjoy Gwent; they play at least one game every day."
Fred grinned mischievously and gestured towards Percy, "Charlie, this guy is a powerhouse who won second place in the Gwent school tournament."
George winked and pulled out a Gwent. "Why don't you two chat before lunch?"
Molly stepped forward and grabbed one ear with each hand. "Don't waste time. We're going to see the pyramids this afternoon."
"Yes, Mom."
They had lunch at an Egypt restaurant.
The staple food, "Yesu," is a flat, round bread made without yeast. It can be torn apart and dipped in sauce or white cheese.
In addition, there are crispy and delicious pigeon rice and roast chicken rice.
The seasoning is a bit heavy; each dish contains pepper, chili, curry, tomato sauce, and other spices to varying degrees.
For the Britain, who are used to light meals, eating this authentic Egypt food was like opening the door to a new world.
While Ron was still enjoying himself, Arthur urged the children to hurry up and set off.
Using Portkey, the Weasley family arrived at the Cairo.
Three magnificent pyramids came into view, and there were quite a few tourists around.
George noticed several wizards dragging boxes.
The inscriptions on them are Magical Runes, mostly describing their dust-proof and heat-resistant preservation effects.
"Bill, are they Alchemists?"
"Yes." Bill pointed with slight surprise to the Great Pyramid of Giza in the very center.
"The International Alchemical Association has a research lab there, and they were all invited to decipher the 'Emerald Tablet'."
Egypt is the birthplace of Alchemy, and the real Emerald Tablet is also a stone tablet, but with more profound Magical Runes.
It consists of only 13 short sentences, yet countless Alchemists have painstakingly studied it for thousands of years and only managed to arrive at the answer of "Trinity".
Fred and George became interested and kept asking Bill a lot of questions about the Emerald Tablet.
The "three" refers to the body, spirit, and soul, which are the material, the immaterial, and the supermaterial.
"Oneness" does not mean merging the three elements, but rather bringing them to a delicate balance.
In fact, not only Alchemists, but also wizards, demonstrate a trinity in their spellcasting.
The twins didn't quite understand, but they felt it was similar to the seven steps Vincent taught.
His teacher was a legendary Alchemists had lived for over six hundred years and must have tried to decipher the Emerald Tablet when he was young.
Calcination, dissolution, separation, merging, fermentation, distillation, coagulation.
Perhaps the true essence of Alchemy is such a process.
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