Seeing the Obsidian Warship helping their fleet cool their homeworld faster,
the Ethereal engineers responsible for constructing the Manaforge also picked up the pace of their on-site planning.
These Ethereal engineers did not know the idiom about returning a favor.
But through their actions, they illustrated its meaning perfectly.
Knowing what returning a favor meant was not important.
What mattered was knowing what they should do.
They soon finished planning the Manaforge's layout.
Considering that the Obsidian Warship would continue to grow in size,
the Ethereal engineers decided to build the Energy Conversion Towers along the edges.
They would arrange them in parallel pairs, building one pair every thousand meters, for a total of eight pairs of Energy Conversion Towers.
They also decided to push the specifications of the Energy Conversion Towers and Energy Conduits as close to the upper limit as possible.
This was undoubtedly an ambitious undertaking!
The Ethereal engineers, who knew their available resources best,
were prepared to squeeze out every usable resource their people had.
Returning the favor was only a secondary consideration.
Their main goal was to get rid of Dimensius!
Because until Dimensius was captured, the Ethereals' homeworld would never know peace.
Even if the Obsidian Warship could repel Dimensius,
they could not trust that it would remain stationed at their homeworld forever.
In fact, even their own warships would abandon their posts for special reasons.
A thief could strike any day, but no one could stand guard every day forever.
The Ethereal engineers naturally understood this principle.
So only finding a way to kill Dimensius would make their homeworld truly safe.
Looking at the Manaforge plans, with all kinds of structures covering the top of the Obsidian Warship,
Herad was deeply impressed by this new design.
These engineers were ruthless!
They were going