He had long been considering how to solve the two major flaws of Rune Artifacts.
The first was the issue of stability.
Traditional Wizard Artifacts were stable but had limited uses. Rune Artifacts could theoretically be used continuously, yet they were highly susceptible to fluctuations in the laws of different planes, causing them to fail.
His previous solution had been modular design and rapid battlefield modification, but that was still inefficient and depended on advance preparations.
The other issue was supply.
Rune Artifacts took time and effort to manufacture. Stockpiling several thousand for a single war was already the limit, and they would only dwindle as the fighting went on, making prolonged combat difficult.
But now, with this Automatic Factory that could be stored in his Internal Space, everything was resolved with a single stroke!
He could use the factory to mass-produce Rune Artifacts inside his Internal Space at any time.
After entering a new plane and determining the approximate parameters of the local elements, he could directly adjust the production line within his space and manufacture Rune Artifacts perfectly suited to the current environment!
In Benjamin's vision, once his Internal Space expanded further in the future, he might even try moving the entire cannon-fodder production line inside.
That would create a true "portable legion," allowing him to produce while fighting.
If the cannon fodder he developed had a sufficiently high resource utilization rate, he could even achieve a perfect cycle—replenishing supplies with battlefield resources while continuing to fight!
By then, he alone could be called a swarm!
Of course, all of that lay far in the future.
Suppressing the excitement of anticipation in his heart, Benjamin began following the included manual to study the operation methods of this complex machine, its maintenance procedures, and the meaning of its core