The Liberator Type-A Fighter had been developed entirely according to the blueprints Rowan provided.
Its shape resembled some goblin-built aircraft, but it used a wealth of new materials, giving its sleek fuselage a more refined finish.
Moreover, the new metal used for the fuselage had been molded using Azerite, leaving the entire aircraft remarkably smooth, with very few welded or joined sections.
Xal'atath knew little about dynamics. Although she belonged to the New Materials Research Institute, she had little faith in this enormous machine shaped like a warhawk.
Even if it could fly, how fast could a machine made entirely of steel possibly go?
The Morris Industries District now had plenty of novel little inventions, such as rifles that released arcane energy, all-metal Four-Wheeled Machines, and Submersible Warships that were still undergoing improvements.
Although these New-Style Weapons all looked rather strange, they were at least useful.
But aside from dropping bombs from the sky, she could think of no other use for this combat machine called the Liberator.
If bombing enemies was its only purpose, they would be better off saving the funds and building another aircraft carrier.
To be fair, the Power Research Institute's Turbofan Engine was an excellent invention. Xal'atath had not participated in its development, but she had visited the institute to observe and learn.
The arcane flames it expelled produced tremendous thrust. Even among Titan technology, Xal'atath had never seen such a powerful energy-release device.
Using such a perfect miniature propulsion system on this aircraft really was a waste.
It was nearly time. Xal'atath finished inspecting the fuselage and found no deformed sections.
She nodded and instructed the workers to push the Liberator fighter into the assembly workshop.
Clark entered the control cabin ahead of time and activated the arcane energy control panel.
Rowan had actually