Chapter 387: CH.380 HomeBase Grand Reveal, part 6

Factory and Dinner

Getting the people into the Factory was no problem. We didn’t have anyone lost, so no emergencies declared. I did have to answer some questions on why Lady Janina and Agunan could get here on their own, but that was easily explained away by saying they know how to use Soul Magic, and that the devices we used are based on that.

 

“How do you design all of these things? Not just this … Factory VR, but also things like that Fenrir fang lance and the resurrection bracelets.” Elias asked.

“Good question. Let’s head to the workshop and I’ll show you.” I answered. 

 

We headed for Wilma’s workshop as I didn’t want to show them the control platform, and honestly speaking, Wilma’s design table is more understandable to people than the CAD software I use on the control platform. At least I think so. For me, computers and CAD are normal, but for people living here, the 3D design table seems to be better.

Getting to Wilma’s Factory workshop, I was suddenly glad I didn’t invite Baron Peks to the grand reveal, as he would likely recognize the building. And that might lead to him asking why I have Wilma’s workshop inside my Factory.

But he isn’t here, so no problems. Getting inside, I activated the design table and showed everyone how it worked, including some of the projects Wilma and I had been working on. I mainly focused on the design of the Fenrir fang lance, as Elias already mentioned it, and I didn’t want to show some of the other stuff. And thanks to Tahlia, I did have every version of the lance saved so it was easy to bring out their designs on the table or even make a Factory copy of the item. 

I think that part really showed people why I liked designing things here. Being able to instantly produce them so that I could hold them in my hand and test them. 

 

“Could you actually make a table like this outside of this Factory?” Viscount Hill asked.

“Yeah. I’ve been working on one since I made this here.” I answered. “It really is just illusion magic and honestly that part isn’t difficult to make. The difficult part is adding the calculating power this version has, which will point out structural weak points and so forth. As well as adding the disk space to store all the designs made.”

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“... Can I have that in a language I understand?” Hill asked.

“It really isn’t complicated. Basically, while here, I can use my Storage skill to store all the information about the designs made with the table, while my System Support can check for structural weak points in the design, and count the required materials and so on.” I answered, but the part about Laura being involved is just a convenient lie. It actually is Different Dimension Factory aka. Fantasia that does the calculations for the structural weak points. And in case you wonder why she, Tahlia and Laura haven’t come to say hi yet, the answer is that I told them not to. It really isn’t a problem for Laura or Tahlia, but Fantasia did want to introduce herself. But explaining her away would be a pain, so I decided I wouldn’t introduce her.

“... I didn’t realize it could do all of that.” Hill said.

“Probably my fault, as I didn’t really explain it. But yeah, if I do manage to make a version of it, I’ll contact you.”

 

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With the workshop showcase done, we headed for some of the other areas of the Factory. Of course one important part I wanted to show off was the Tower room. It is the largest in the Factory, houses most of my dragons, the Royal Magical Libraries, my Factory home (which I built because Fantasia asked) and so on. And I know Agunan is already there with Lady Janina, so let’s go check what the two have been up to. 

We got there while the fight between Agunan and Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon was ongoing, so I was kind of glad that I could catch at least the ending.

 

The two dragons were going at it not over the Mountain of Light but just over one of the regular Mountains in the room, so the arena was perfectly fair for both dragons.