When Yu Lin Bloodhawk arrived and saw all the factory buildings and facilities, he finally understood why the War God Armor research team had been spending money so ruthlessly.
How was this merely a research team? It was practically a huge factory. Not only were there numerous Wildhammer Dwarves, Goblins, and Elf Mages, but a sizable contingent from the Naval Staff's Garrison Force was also guarding the place closely.
When a guard led Yu Lin Bloodhawk to the research team, he found Sorens, the Lyk Brothers, and a large group of Wildhammer Dwarf Blacksmiths crowded into a workshop.
This was one of several stamping workshops used to stamp and shape the scales. A deafening roar continued without pause, while the Wildhammer Dwarf Blacksmiths, Goblins, and Elf Leatherworkers were assembling the first suit of War God Armor from a great pile of finished scales.
Precisely because it was the first suit, even the old charlatan, who had been very busy lately, had come to watch in person.
Small as these individual scales were, they went through quite a few processing stages. The alloy ingots shipped down from Quel'Danil City had to be forged repeatedly here until they met the Wildhammer Dwarves' standards, and only then were they stamped into their final shape.
Yu Lin Bloodhawk now understood why the War God Armor research team had moved here to build its factory.
The Wildhammer Dwarves and Elf Mages had taken the Goblins' advice. For the forging and shaping stages, which demanded the most labor in armor production, the Goblins had cleverly harnessed the great waterfall's water power, building numerous hydraulic machines to forge the alloy ingots and stamp them into their final shapes.
As a result, the stages that had required the most labor now required very little. Machines had largely taken