() Huh?
The moment he heard Tian Gong say that, Fang Ran froze stupidly in place.
As a strong sense of foreboding rose within him, he heard his mentor's explanation.
"Although we've only repaired about 60% of the outer shell through something akin to welding, installed the system, and provided temporary energy, with such a large volume of Empty Crystal sitting there, it should be able to share some of the Magic Energy Load."
"Then, by using that utterly unreasonable ability of yours to permanently enlarge objects proportionally—"
Dragging the projection of a component over ten meters long until it shrank into his palm, Schmidt glanced at the calculations beside him and chuckled at the drastically reduced cost figures.
"Enlarge the small components that are easy to make to the required size. As long as we 'properly' arrange the procedures, materials, technology, funds, and time—"
"We have no idea how much we can save."
Not fully understanding what The Big meant for industrial manufacturing, Fang Ran could not appreciate his mentor's current delight. But as he listened to this reforging method that had him completely mapped out—
Even though they were building Fate for him, for some reason, Fang Ran suddenly had the strange feeling—
That he had been tricked onto a construction site.
No way. I only came to Midnight for a visit. How did I suddenly become a laborer?
)ΩДΩ( And I still have classes at school! I wasn't planning to take that many days off!
"Wait, Mentor, can this really work? I don't understand much about it, but won't simply enlarging those precise instruments inside the mech cause problems?!"
Realizing he was in danger of being drafted as free labor, Fang Ran hurriedly tried to save himself.
"I'll leave the parts where problems don't need to be