Angor spent the next half an hour in Moretta's workshop and witnessed the entire process.
Angor had to admit that this was the most streamlined work he had ever seen.
Material selection, material fixing, imperfection removal, heating, purification, secondary heating, melting, molding, painting, condensing, sealing … Each step was completed in a different compartment.
Each compartment had a manager, several assistants, and a large number of crystal puppets to carry and handle miscellaneous items.
The compartments were all sealed off from each other. The only thing connecting them were several floating canals.
The aqueduct was filled with a special cooling liquid.
After each step was completed, the crystal puppet would release the half-finished product into the canals and let it float down to the next compartment.
Step by step, it would reach the final destination — the Condensation Pool.
The finished product would enter a Condensation Pool, which was made up of several types of cooling liquid. The pool was filled with colorful lights and bright lights.
The product would sink to the bottom of the pool for half an hour.
In the end, a whirlpool would appear at the bottom of the pool and suck the finished product into the sealing room below. Then, it would be dragged to the first level of the Bubble Workshop through a hanging shaft, where the crystal puppets would move it to the Bubble Warehouse nearby.
The whole process was very smooth.
Since there were people watching every step, it was almost impossible for any defective product to appear.
This was probably why the embryos forged by Moretta were unusually stable.
…
Moretta led Angor and the others to the Condensation Pool, the last area of the workshop.
After some hesitation, he asked, "What do you think of my workshop, sir?"
Moretta never asked for Angor's opinion during the whole process.
It wasn't that he didn't want to ask. He thought Angor would ask him first. However, Angor never said anything, which made him feel uneasy.
The more uneasy he was, the more he would think of something bad.
Earlier, Poe said that Angor only picked a random workshop to check its progress … But was that really the case?
Angor also said that he came from the Bubble Warehouse. Was it possible that Angor saw the prototype in Bubble Storage and decided to use his workshop because he felt something was wrong with it?
Anyhow, Moretta began to feel uneasy.
When they arrived at the Condensation Pool, Moretta couldn't help but ask.
On the other hand, Angor did not say anything because he was thinking about the whole process and how to improve it.
Because he didn't have an idea yet, he didn't say anything.
Angor was going to answer Moretta's question in a perfunctory manner. But through his Ultra Perception, he noticed Moretta's uneasiness.
He considered for a moment and decided to explain the situation to her.
"There were almost no major problems during the entire process. It was perfect." "You can say that this is the most streamlined forging I've ever seen."
"Assembly line?" Moretta was stunned.
"You can think of it as working together."
"All in all, there's nothing wrong with your refinement. At least in my opinion, it's very good."
While speaking, he reached out a Hand of Spell and grabbed a water sphere from the bottom of the pool.
Inside the water ball, there was an embryo that was settling down.
"Not bad at all." Angor gave the item a careful look.
With that, he tossed the embryo into the Condensation Pool and continued to grab more embryos.
In just half a minute, Angor had grabbed a dozen embryos.
Angor inspected each one for several seconds before tossing them back into the Condensation Pool.
In the end, Angor gave a comprehensive evaluation. "All of them are acceptable. They can be used as consumables for the logger."
Moretta finally felt relieved after hearing Angor's words. But he was still wondering why Angor didn't say anything if there were no major problems during the entire process.
Also …
Angor frowned. Why was that?
Moretta was also a straightforward person. Since he had already spoken up to this point, he might as well voice out the doubts in his heart.
Angor remained silent for a moment. "The process was perfect. But because it was too perfect, I can't find any improvement for now."
"Improvement?" Moretta was surprised. Angor came to his workshop to improve the embryo? So there really was something wrong with his embryo?
Angor shook his head. "There are some minor problems, but nothing major."
"Can you tell me what the problem is?"
Angor didn't try to hide it. He told Moretta about the fact that the number of times he logged in was too low.
He then added, "The embryos from your workshop don't show up many times, but they're very stable. They're only second to the ones from the mirror-wielding banshee. Moreover, not only in this area, but even in the entire production area, your stability can be ranked at the top. "
"So that's why you came here, sir?" Moretta asked.
Angor nodded. "Very stable, which means your crafting skills are quite good. I want to see if I can make some improvements to increase the number of times I can log in while maintaining the stability. "
"But … it's a bit difficult."
Moretta finally understood why Angor was so quiet. He was probably thinking about how to improve the embryo.
"You can't do anything?" Moretta wasn't a stubborn man. As a fashion designer, he would accept all kinds of opinions to keep his mind on fashion. Therefore, when Angor said that there were some minor problems with his embryo, Moretta didn't feel offended. Instead, he was eager to improve it.
Angor didn't give a "yes or no" answer. Instead, he spoke in a low voice, "I thought the embryo from your workshop was made by one person.
If so, I can come up with some improvement plans from the perspective of forging.
But I didn't expect … "
Moretta's forging workshop was a relatively mature assembly line.
An assembly line was good, and it deserved to be promoted. However, Angor couldn't find any major problems in each compartment, which led to the lack of improvement plans.
"If we want a qualitative change, we have to change the entire assembly line."
In other words, the managers and assistants of each compartment had to be replaced.
That was highly unlikely.
The new workers had to be top-notch, and they had to be at the same level. In the end, there had to be hundreds of them.
Obviously, this was impossible.
Napoli's ability to assemble such an assembly line team was already the limit of what he could do.
"So, there's no way to make a qualitative change," Angor said, "The best I can do is to change some details.
For example, the control of the heat in the melting process, the method of molding, the cooling liquid in the condensing pool … and so on.
But these changes probably won't increase the number of logins. "
According to Angor's estimation, the number of logins would increase from 750 to 760 or 770.
The increase wouldn't exceed 50%, and it wouldn't reach the "good" or "good" tier. It was only a small improvement.
"That's all I can do for now," Angor sighed. He sighed. "But I don't think it's a big deal."
Before Angor could say "not necessary", Moretta cut him off, "It's necessary!"
"It's only a small improvement, but each small improvement can make my products better, right?"
Moretta said, "I used to do the same thing when I was designing clothes. My style tends to be simple. But after simplifying to the extreme, it's hard to improve …"
"I would visit different designers, or even designers from different ethnic groups, and ask them to give me their opinions on my design. Even if the opinions won't improve my products too much, as long as there are improvements, I'll eventually reach the height I seek. "
Similarly, Moretta didn't think small improvements were unnecessary. As long as there were improvements, even if it only increased the number of logins from 750 to 751, he was willing to do it.
The most important thing was not the number of logins, but finding the problem.
He couldn't find the problem himself, so he never thought about improving it. But if someone could help him find the problem, he was more than willing to do it.
Besides, going from 750 to 760 or 770 wasn't a small change in Moretta's opinion.
One more step and he would reach the "good" tier!
Looking at Moretta's pleading eyes, Angor's hesitant expression was quickly replaced by relief.
If Moretta wanted to improve it step by step, then so be it.
Maybe he could really achieve stable improvements in the future and reach the "good" tier.
…
Next, Angor began to improve his teaching methods.
The most important teaching areas were still the melting area, shaping area, and condensing pool.
These three places were the most important areas of the entire assembly line, and Moretta was in charge of them.
Angor couldn't improve everyone's skills, so he had to start from Moretta …
Time passed slowly. Angor taught in great detail, and Moretta also studied seriously.
About an hour later, Angor taught Moretta all the details he needed to improve, including the changing of shaping methods and the ratio of cooling liquid in the condensing pool.
Moretta absorbed the information quickly, and he even planned to improve it right away.
However, the control of heat and shaping methods couldn't be changed in a short time, so he had to start by mixing the cooling liquid first.
The new ratio Angor gave him didn't require him to empty the original condensing pool. He only needed to add new cooling liquid.
Moretta found a crystal puppet, and in ten minutes, he finished mixing the cooling liquid in the condensing pool.
Next, Moretta brought the two weapon embryos to Angor.
One of the embryos was soaked in the original condensing pool, while the other one was soaked in the new one.
Moretta asked Angor to help him test the effect of the old and new condensing pools on the number of entries.
Angor also had the same idea, so he agreed without hesitation. However …
"One control group is still too little. Go get some more."
Five minutes later, with the help of several control groups, Angor recorded the number of entries into the new and old condensing pools.
In the end, he confirmed that the new condensing pool had an average of four to five times more entries than the old one.
It was the difference between 750 entries and 755 entries.
The number of entries wasn't much, but it was at least visible. Moretta was very happy about it, and he couldn't wait to learn Angor's teaching of heat control and shaping methods.
Angor was glad to see Moretta's enthusiasm, so he asked … to leave.
If he didn't leave, Moretta would stay with them forever, which would waste his time and his passion for learning.
Now was the best time to leave.
Besides, it had been two hours, and there was still no news from Naperville. Angor was curious about whether the mirror banshee's workshop was in trouble, so he wanted to check it out.
Since Angor insisted on leaving, Moretta didn't ask him to stay. He only begged Angor to tell him if he found more problems.
Angor agreed without hesitation. Under Moretta's guidance, they returned to the surface.
After saying goodbye to Moretta, Angor exchanged a look with Laplace and left the bubble workshop.
When they returned to the outside world, they noticed that the space around them was obviously wider. Was it because there were fewer bubbles?
Angor observed carefully and confirmed his guess.
The density of the bubbles didn't change. It was the crystal puppets that changed.
Previously, when they came to this area, there were a large number of Crystal Puppets flying in the air. Whether it was transporting materials to the various Bubble Workshops or from the Bubble Workshops to the warehouse, these were all the work of the Crystal Puppets.
Therefore, there were crystal puppets everywhere.
But now, not a single one of them left the bubble workshop. Something must be wrong.
Angor also noticed that there were no puppets in the bubble area they were in. There were no other puppets in other areas.
It was clear that the Crystal Puppets in this area were being controlled by someone.
There were only two people who could control the puppets in an area. Either Naperville, or Elder Konta, who was in charge of the data of the puppets in this area.
Before Angor could guess who was controlling the puppets, Laplace suddenly spoke up, "I think I know where the puppets went."
Angor looked at Laplace in confusion.
Laplace was looking behind him, so Angor quickly followed her gaze.
Angor didn't see anything strange at first. But after a few seconds of careful observation, he finally realized that something was wrong. He saw a huge black encirclement …
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