Once the Wheelblade had been fitted onto the Wingblade and everyone had drawn its bowstring, they were ready for a test shot.
"Let me shoot! Let me shoot!" Yu Lin Bloodhawk cried excitedly.
"My lord..." Everyone turned to look at Yu Lin Bloodhawk.
"Stop making a fuss!" the Old Charlatan told Yu Lin Bloodhawk with a frown. "Can you even hit the target? What are you getting so worked up for? Do you know how valuable this Wheelblade is?"
"Is it that expensive?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk carefully examined the indigo Wheelblade on the Wingblade Cart. Its surface was covered with numerous intricate Magic Circle patterns, and its sharp edges gleamed with an indigo metallic sheen.
"Oh! I get it! There really are a lot of Magic Circles on it. They must be very difficult to inscribe!" Yu Lin Bloodhawk said with a nod.
"You don't know a damn thing!" Sorens snapped. "I'm talking about how expensive the materials are!"
"Wasn't this just forged from those Alloy Ingots?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk asked, examining the Wheelblade again.
"Hmph! Its core components alone used up nearly a third of my metal fragment. Can you hit the target or not, boy? If you can't, get back here and let someone else shoot! Otherwise, if you miss and send it flying off, we'll have to spend half the day looking for it again," the Old Charlatan said.
Everyone around them nodded in agreement with Sorens. They all knew just how precious those Metal Fragments were. This was only the sixteenth test shot with this Wheelblade, and its performance in the previous fifteen tests had failed to meet the original design requirements.
Although everyone was very confident about this test, if the City Lord missed, and if it failed again, finding the Wheelblade would be a