New materials had appeared, which meant all the weapons could be redesigned from scratch.
But the cost would be enormous.
Lynn wasn't the sort to cling to old things. On the contrary, he was extremely aggressive.
So Lynn's strategy was to have newly built arms factories switch to producing new weapons, while the old factories continued making the old ones.
Production lines would gradually be converted.
Fortunately, the firearms they were using now already had rather short lifespans.
That made it easier to replace them.
After that, he continued touring some of the most advanced research projects.
For example, the wind tunnel.
They combined anti-gravity magic stones with a Magic Array, then set up the shape of an external aircraft.
The fuel they used was the highly challenging-to-obtain blood of Slimes.
All in all, this wasn't an airplane.
It was an anti-gravity craft belonging to a world of magic.
But the problem was still the amount of magic power.
There were now ways to address it.
For example, they could try searching deserts and wastelands. Those places would have Magic Gems and magical liquid, which represented the world's stagnant blood and scabbed-over blood.
That still needed to be proven.
In essence, studying magic wasn't particularly suited to Dwarves.
Most of these people were also prodigies in human technology and physics, not magic.
Lynn was doing all right. He had ideas, just not the energy to pursue them.
The essence of magic was symbology. Symbols formed a special field: a Magic Array.
Then, according to the formula for converting magic power into magic: (this is pure authorial madness; Ψ represents the strength of mental force or Mental Power, while Ψ² indicates that the strength of mental force is not directly proportional to itself, but to its square; the square is the