What the assassins thought and what they did had little to do with Lin and the others. They didn't even realize that the Earthly Drake was actually a conspiracy deliberately designed by a group of people. Life still had to go on, and things still had to be done.
However, just to take care of this Earthly Drake, they had to stay in place for a few more days. Scraping the flesh, bones, blood, and especially the scales were the focus of a certain Lich.
"The Battleship Slicing Blade is such an interesting thing. It's fine to sell it to others, but why don't you make one for yourself?"
The Lich, who was the main force in dismembering the Earthly Drake, held the machete and spoke while gesturing. She was very persuasive, and no one dared to go against her opinion.
She had to do it herself because the two girls weren't strong enough. They couldn't even scratch the skin of the Earthly Drake, so she took the machete and did it herself. It was her clean action of chopping off the Earthly Drake's head that completely convinced the four dwarves. Even a monster covered in dragon scales could be chopped up, so what was the difference between chopping up a dwarf wearing peaceful armor like chopping vegetables?
In order to take away the valuable things from the Earthly Drake, Lin and the others built another carriage. Compared to the craftsmen who specialized in making carriages, the one that was made on the spot was a little rough, but it didn't look like it was about to fall apart. After all, there were a few dwarves who were good at making things with the help of them.
There were as many as four horses that could be used to pull the carriage, so there was no need to use manpower to pull it. The original four horses in a carriage was actually a rather wasteful way to use it. With the strength of the Earthly Drake's horses, even if the carriage was stuffed full of goods, one horse would be enough to pull it. The reason why someone used four horses to pull the carriage was because there were too many horses as spoils of war, and he didn't know what to do with them.
The extra car was filled with all kinds of materials that had been processed simply and were taken from the body of the SemiDragon. Even so, there were still many parts that were wasted. Those were things that couldn't be effectively collected and used on the spot, such as the large amount of Earthly Drake's blood, bones, internal organs, and meat.
Even so, Fen made a clay pot on the spot and tried to extract the essence from it as much as possible. By the time they finished packing and were ready to leave, four days had passed.
The group of people who had resumed their journey used the peaceful armed forces as a catalyst. The four silver-bearded dwarves also began to come into contact with P Language, assisting Fen in the design of the robot's movements. Of course, they were complete beginners when it came to programming languages, so they had to start learning from the basics. However, a certain someone believed that learning from doing and doing from learning was the fastest way to learn and the fastest way to put it to use.
However, before the silver-bearded dwarves began to learn P language, they were still shocked and educated. Originally, when Jermaine learned of the two magicians' intentions, he was both excited and worried. He asked, "Big brother, are you really willing to let us learn these things?"
"What's there to be unwilling about? I had hoped that there would be as many people as possible. Many big projects can't be completed by one or two people. This requires teamwork, and you aren't little dolls who don't know anything. You just need to have a general understanding of the basic knowledge. In any case, I can see that your hearts aren't here. Why don't we just cut to the chase? " After talking to the excited dwarves, Lin turned his head and shouted, "Girl, take out that introductory book."
"Okay." The one who replied was Halloumi, who had gone astray on the path of magic.
It was a very strange thing. When they escaped at night in Wulian City, the things that could be taken away and the time to organize things was very tight. Therefore, the three of them picked out the important and valuable things and threw them into the car, which was pulled away by the only mule at that time. Because time was too tight, there were still a lot of good things that were left behind and couldn't be taken away.
When Lin had mastered the Flash spell and sneaked back to his home in Wulian City, all the valuable things had been taken away.
And in that tense and urgent situation, among the goods that were taken away, there was something that a certain someone felt was very inconceivable – a paper teaching material for P Language. Moreover, this super thick book was bound into a hardcover book, the kind that could be used as a brick to kill someone. This was a hardcover book that a small number of people were asked to make. Most of them were placed in the Orange Eaton Academy as the treasure of the academy, and only one was placed at home.
Lin was wondering whether a ghost had covered his eyes or what the situation was like. He clearly had digital documents, so how could he bring along such a cumbersome paper book? To be honest, the paper in Mystical Land was so thick that it was a hindrance to wipe one's butt.
What was even more surprising was that the one who took out this book for P Language the most was not someone else, but the girl Halloumi. But after seeing the purpose of her book, he suddenly had a feeling of realization. There were two uses:
First, as a pillow during the journey. To be honest, the height was just right, and Mystical Land was a place where people were used to sleeping with hard pillows, or they didn't use pillows, unlike on Earth, where most people slept with soft pillows.
Second, flipping through it before going to bed, effectively helping people fall asleep …
Okay. In any case, this book was useful. That was why Lin didn't use it as fuel for a fire or waste it for other purposes during the journey.
Now, this book had another use, which was for the dwarves who complained that they had been looking at the Water Mirror screen and didn't feel like learning. They could flip through the physical book instead of staring at the screen all the time. But when the book was taken out, the dwarves were dumbfounded.
Because Jamey was the representative, he opened the book for P Language. The other three were beside him. After flipping through a few pages like this, the dwarf looked at one of the authors of P Language with a pair of dead fish eyes and asked, "Big brother, I recognize these words separately. Why can't I recognize them when they're put together? "
"Don't you want to learn these? Try to understand them, "someone said with a smirk. He threw the book to the dwarves to gnaw on, with Lich taking the lead.
In fact, Lin's idea was very simple. They had already achieved great things in their original fields, and there was no way to treat them like magic apprentices who didn't know anything like Halloumi and Kaya.
The experience accumulated over hundreds of years was enough for them to comprehend by analogy and quickly understand the principles behind some problems. There was really no need to force them to learn certain knowledge before they could reach the next level.
When it came to the application of work, knowledge was all about that. When they encountered a problem, they just had to find a solution. Compared with those who already knew how to solve problems, the difference was only in the speed and skill of solving problems. It didn't mean that those who didn't know how to solve problems couldn't. They had to be dealt with anyway, and there was no need to be entangled in what the method was.
And the four dwarves who had straightened out their attitudes were still trembling in fear as they learned and worked at the same time. But it didn't take long for them to revert to their old ways. This didn't mean that Marit had begun to criticize and target them again, but she couldn't be like a few days ago, carefully watching her actions and words for fear of offending the former Lord Demon King who couldn't be offended. After all, this person had always had a carefree personality.
Just like humans above 30 or 40 years old, at this age, their personality was basically fixed. If there were no major events or life and death situations, their personality wouldn't change. If humans were like this, how could the dwarves, who were more than 500 years old, expect them to change their centuries-old ways because of something they saw or heard?
As a result, in the following days, the interactions of the dwarves clearly stole the show. Jermaine always messed things up; Marit, who complained and dealt with the aftermath; Riley, who didn't have much of a presence, but could always handle things perfectly; and Freya, who would occasionally offer poignant remarks and help. Of course, her complaints were also the most ruthless. Every word was heart-wrenching and made people doubt their lives.
But in terms of doing things, it was possible to find that the four dwarves had different levels of expertise. For programs, which required more creativity and logic, Jermaine and Freya handled them better and learned faster than the other two.
Marit and Riley were good at hands-on abilities, and some more boring and monotonous things, or projects with clear instructions and explanations. Simply put, these two didn't belong to the category of using their brains to solve problems.
In terms of working together, Jermaine and Freya were more compatible, while Riley and Marit were more compatible. However, when it came to choosing a partner, they made a different choice. They chose a partner who had them completely under their control. Were men just cheap? It seemed that some truths were the same no matter which world it was in.
With Fen as the leader, they led the "Peaceful Armed Automation" team. Although they didn't achieve satisfactory results on the topic of "walking," they still made some achievements. It was under Kaya's request and assistance that they designed the first action logic program that could be applied in the real world.
It was a logic program that didn't involve too much in the problem of shifting the center of gravity, because the feet as the support point wouldn't move at all. But it was horizontally linked to other devices, achieving the performance of linking different devices.
Through the observation of the surrounding environment with the Arcane Eye, as long as there was an abnormal creature that kept approaching them, the peaceful armed forces would aim the crossbow in their hands at the opponent, then shoot, reload, and shoot again. Until the creature judged to be hostile no longer had the characteristics of a living being.
In fact, this was a request made by Kaya in order to make it easier for the night watch. And what they played was a copy of the automatic arm device that they often made in Orange Eaton Academy. That was why Kaya had the means to give some suggestions that weren't really suggestions, and even helped with the design of the program.
But for the time being, limited by the range of motion of the joints of the peaceful armed forces, as well as the restriction that their feet couldn't move, this program of "automatic sniping of malicious creatures" was limited to the fan-shaped area in front of the peaceful armed forces.
Even so, it relieved a lot of the burden of the people in charge of the night watch. This was because they had to be alert and pay attention to their surroundings in the middle of the night when they wanted to sleep, and they had to be on a 360-degree defense without any blind spots. Now, they could leave their backs to the peaceful armed forces and the Arcane Eye to form a coordinated surveillance.
Even if the logic of the program's automatic judgment was still insufficient, things couldn't be done perfectly. But as long as it could serve as an early warning, it actually relieved the burden of the people on the night watch.
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