Nie Yun had once wondered: if the Mechanical Insects were the Iris Civilization's Ship Repair Fluid, how would a swarm of them repair a ship?
Today, he had found a possible answer in the material used in the Mecha core.
He had a bold theory.
Could the Iris Civilization's ships... have been made entirely of Mechanical Insects, just like the Sea Wolf?
As the creators of the Mechanical Insects, the Iris people had clearly mastered the advanced technology of using them as "atoms," arranging them in different "microscopic configurations" to produce materials for different purposes.
In other words... the various advanced materials made from Mechanical Insects were the main branch of materials in the Iris Civilization's Technology Tree!
In fact, the "heavy mechanical insects" Nie Yun used in his second-stage transformation could also be considered an "advanced material" whose properties were altered by reducing the distance between Mechanical Insects.
It was easy to imagine that this ship from the Iris Civilization needed no other repair methods. All it needed was for the Mechanical Insect repair fluid to be delivered to the damaged area...
Step one: connect to the physical interface and authenticate repair permissions.
Step two: break down and digest the damaged equipment, making it part of the Mechanical Insect repair-fluid army.
Step three: reconstruct the material. I'll form the head...
Simple, efficient, and highly energy-saving and environmentally friendly. Whether something was damaged or worn out, one coat of repair fluid would make it instantly, 24-karat brand-new!
It could even regenerate health in combat!
Truly the perfect design for home, travel, destroying planets, and wiping out nations!
Nie Yun's Sea Wolf was just such an "all-mithril concept battleship," built from Mechanical Insects. As its user, Nie Yun knew firsthand how powerful and excellent such a warship was.
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