After making every preparation against parasites, Jiang Han finally felt at ease approaching the giant cats' furnace.
A large fireplace.
Lazy cat sofas were arranged in front of it. Jiang Han chose one near Cat Bo, who was currently curled around her tail, sleeping soundly in the way of a cat lamp lady. This place served both as a training ground for cat lamps and as a production base for cat lamps, so the two major cat lamp systems among Jiang Han's retinue had both come to oversee the project. They were also designing cat-lamp-punk architecture.
For example, geothermal power furnaces made up of vast numbers of gears.
With the cat lamps' unbelievable power at work, a geothermal power furnace could generate as much electricity as a terrestrial folk's thermal power plant fifteen times its size. Though cat lamps often needed recharging, there would never be a shortage of electricity.
There were also steam airships. Cat lamps loved these slow-floating flying vehicles.
Probably because cats themselves also drifted along slowly.
These airships always reminded little cats of giant cats, making them feel a little closer to them at once.
To their left, Cat Dula took out a tactical manual and announced with a meowling roar:
"The cats conducted data surveys, and the cats also made data models. We've roughly analyzed the cat lamp varieties in the weather pool. First is the rainy-weather battlefield Cat Lina sisters are best at. There aren't many giant cats capable of calling down torrential rain through their traits at the start, but there are 'Warm Climate Giant Cat Lamps' and 'Climate Thief Giant Cat Lamps.' The former comes with a powerful climate cat tail, while the latter can steal weather in advance for use at the opening."
"The cats recommend finding the latter. Long-Haired Cat