You're Letting the Brothers Take This Thing to the Battlefield? Where's Your Conscience?

You're Letting the Brothers Take This Thing to the Battlefield? Where's Your Conscience?

(A bonus chapter for brother "Waiting for Lin Xian," 2/5)

Ever since it was founded, the Transia National First Armory had been going all out with its creations.

From molotov cocktails at the very beginning to knockoff Mosin-Nagant rifles, from improved alchemical bombs to working with Madam Triss on yellow explosives and developing long-range firepower like mortars. The mortars even gave rise to a new profession called "Tube Boy."

At first, players had just jokingly called the newbies who used small-caliber mortars Tube Boys. But as the nickname spread, and the cheap, effective mortars were purchased by players from all walks of life for combat, they were even "exported" to the Blood Alliance Clan and made a major contribution during the battles to defend and retake Blackflame Pass. Before long, the development team had actually added the nickname Tube Boy to the profession system.

The profession should really have been called "Ammunition Specialist" or "Goblin Sapper," but players specializing in explosives clearly preferred the name Tube Boy, with its "greenskin romanticism."

Its advanced profession was called "Boom Boss."

It still specialized in explosives, but allowed the user to handle a wider range of otherworldly or fantasy-style explosive weapons. They could even learn how to assemble and use more sophisticated explosives from Loyalist or Old Flywheel.

Naturally, every Boom Boss would end up with a personnel file of their own in certain powerful departments in another world. Well, that was probably the "small price" they paid for such a badass profession.

All in all, Loyalist's armory was constantly mocked for its shoddy quality, lack of craftsmanship, corner-cutting, and inability to keep up with demand. But the role it had played in strengthening Transia's military was plain for all