The Banshees looked at one another.
"Us? Assemble a steam engine?"
"I definitely can't. Just looking at that pile of parts makes my head spin."
"Your head's spinning? Don't tell me you've been polluted by knowledge?"
"How could that be? Banshees can't be polluted now. She's just plain stupid."
Feeling the distant Banshees bickering through the Mind Link, Theus could not help but smile.
He was not joking. He truly intended to have these Banshees learn the principles behind steam engines.
The Banshees possessed innate advantages when it came to research: with the Symbiotic Pact, they did not need to fear pollution, and even if an accident occurred, the pact could keep them alive.
Besides, judging by their curious expressions in the distance, they were genuinely interested in this.
Thus, while explaining things to the trainees, Theus simultaneously posted the material through the Mind Link for the nearby Banshees.
After sending messages for a while, Theus found it troublesome and simply created a group chat in the Mind Link.
[Online Class Group One]
He also added all the Banshees, letting them listen in if they were interested.
For a moment, every Banshee raised her head and watched their lord explain the steam engine.
Nini, who had been continuously casting Turn Stone to Mud in the underground factory, showed an interested expression. Looking at the component she had just cast in her hands, she licked her lips.
In the oil-paper workshop, several Banshees wore excited expressions. As they listened to Theus explain, they discussed the principles of the steam engine, their six hands fluttering as they printed patterns onto the oil paper.
Monica did not join the discussion among the Banshees around her. As she listened to Theus explain the principles of the steam engine, she suddenly raised a hand