The reasons Golems could not be mass-produced were, first, technology, and second, cost.
But Golem balance vehicles were different. In Dark's design, they were merely incomplete Golems that did not even require a Mechanical Core—among the very lowest grade of low-grade Golems, with practically zero technical requirements.
The design of a Golem balance vehicle only needed to focus on two points: one, that it could automatically maintain balance; and two, that it had an automatic follow function.
These two points placed extremely low demands on Golem intelligence—one could even say there were no demands at all.
Dark even felt that, once he returned to the laboratory, he could produce a prototype within an hour or two. And as long as he had one qualified prototype, it could be handed over to Saint Marian Academy's factory for mass production.
Why hand it over to Saint Marian Academy's factory for mass production?
Naturally, because even the lowest-grade Golem was still a Golem. Ordinary factories definitely could not mass-produce them. The newly constructed [Magic Guidance City] had provisions for related factories, but having a site was not enough—they still needed talent, didn't they?
Dark's society had already become quite adept at cooperating with Saint Marian Academy, and the cultivation of talent for magical factories was also underway. Perhaps they would be able to produce independently in the future, but for now, cooperation came first.
Moreover, [Produced by Saint Marian Academy] was already a golden brand. It was extremely beneficial for product promotion, especially for an entirely new kind of product that had never existed before. It needed an established, trusted name to guarantee its credibility.
However, if the Golem balance vehicle business was really going to take off, it had to start with [Heavenly Court]. It was not a matter of sales, advertising,