[Mechanism Technique] required unlocked blueprints to use.
Although Xia Xi could tinker with his own knowledge and experimentation to make little toys that also ran on clockwork.
He could even use his skill bonuses to make those little things especially beautiful and exquisite.
But ultimately, those things still fell within the realm of what science could explain.
A few turns of a spring.
The mechanical energy stored up amounted to no more than two-thirds of the energy he put into winding it, at the very most.
As a result, the System simply refused to recognize them as [mechanical creations] like Tetsujin's toys.
To make truly supernatural mechanical creations, he still had to unlock blueprints in the "Game."
But that was precisely the problem: the blueprint for Yoriichi Type Zero had been lost.
And Xia Xi's logic was simple.
No ready-made blueprint?
Then couldn't I just reverse-engineer it and take it apart until I understood it?
As for whether Yoriichi Type Zero's internal structure was scientific.
Whether it was complicated.
Whether he, Xia Xi, could understand it.
None of that mattered.
His good buddy, the System, would step in.
When Xia Xi returned to Tetsujin's place carrying a batch of fine timber and finished lifelike shell pieces.
Tetsujin discovered, to his astonishment, that it would have been one thing if the shell had merely been finely crafted and resembled a human body.
But Xia Xi had barely taken any measurements.
Yet the parts he brought were exactly the same as those fitted onto Yoriichi.
As for Xia Xi.
He had not thought much about it at all.
After all, both his [Tailoring] and [Carpentry] skills provided the ability to obtain body measurements at a glance.
Once Tetsujin got to work and removed Zero Type's old shell.
Xia Xi immediately leaned closer