"This was just a small accident."
Seeing how shocked the Wild Mage was, the inventor of the projector said helplessly, "We wanted to integrate High-Tier Magic into armor, and a little accident happened. But it wasn't entirely without results. At the very least, our chariot can now fire High-Tier Magic."
"What about its service life?"
Before the Wild Mage could speak, the Apprentice seized upon the key point and immediately asked, "Also, how large is the chariot? How fast can it go?"
The inventor of the projector looked slightly embarrassed, but he quickly recovered. "If it fires continuously, it can shoot ten rounds. If the barrel is given enough time to cool, it can fire at least fifty times."
"Besides, even if it is used too many times, only the barrel will be damaged. We just need to replace the barrel afterward. The cost is not as high as you might imagine."
"The whole chariot is indeed rather enormous, but it can still reach twenty kilometers per hour. It just consumes quite a lot of mana."
The expressions on the Wild Mage's and the Apprentice's faces shifted repeatedly.
How should they put it? Being able to fire ten rounds in succession, or fifty with sufficient cooling time, was certainly progress. Compared to the previous cannons, it was much more powerful.
And even when its service life was up, only the barrel needed replacing rather than the entire thing. It could be considered a formidable siege weapon.
Because even ordinary people could operate it.
High-Tier Magic was also extremely powerful.
Combined with its not particularly slow speed, it was a fairly decent result.
But the problem was that, when actual combat conditions were considered, it was not much stronger than the previous Magitech Supercannon.
After all, both were strategic weapons.
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