Magi Craft Meister

Jen decided to leave the interrogation of the bandits to Jumi and Fritz, who apparently became a little more honest, to interrogate the remaining Lance.

"... who is your lord?

Lance asked in a surprised voice, apparently observing Jen.

"I didn't know it would break down so easily..."

"Your father is Magic Engineer Magicraft Jazz."

Reiko answered the question on his behalf.

"" Magic Engineer "Magicraft Jazz"?

"Have you never heard of it?

"No....... yeah? Are you an automatic doll?"

"Yes, I am an automatic doll (Automata) made for your father and mother."

"'Father' and 'Mother'? That's what you call it."

'Lance' said so in a voice that seemed just a little lonely.

"What about your father?

"Whoever made me... is gone"

"Huh?"

"The bandits there... took my life"

"Did you?"

Unexpectedly, even Reiko has a conversation.

Jen wondered if the automatic dolls (automata) had any wavelengths with each other. So I decide to keep an eye on it.

"Who's the bandit?

"One said he was the son of the brother of the producer's spouse"

Unconnected nephew of blood, does that mean? And Jen thought.

"We stole the 'Sword', 'Glar' before it was finished, and one more, a golem that hasn't even been named yet."

"Did you?"

"Lance" honestly reveals to Reiko what the Fritz's previous struggles have been.

"Where were you born?

"From here, northeast, south of the lake, beneath the high mountains."

"What's the name of that lake?

"I don't know. I simply called it a lake,"

Jen, who was listening, thought of the map of the Empire of Shouro.

Indeed, there is a lake near the border with the Kingdom of Franz. The river flowing out of there should have flowed north.

To the south was a high mountain divided into three countries: the Empire of Shouro, the Kingdom of Franz and the Kingdom of Celluloa.

"I don't care if there was a group of people out there that were pulling cages and continuing their research... well, maybe not surprisingly"

Jen thought only in his head that if it had been before the Magic Wars, it might have been the ultimate drawcage.

"Who's there now?

"I only have one son, the one who made me, and a few golems to look after"

"Really..."

Now the background is pretty clear.

The search for the killer and the recapture of the stolen golem, in other words, will be simpler.

The rest was Jen, who was a little concerned about the technical level of the 'producer'.

"Can you show me to that place?

"... if that's your hope"

"Sooner or later, please. You have to fix that body before you do."

But to the words of Reiko, 'Lance' shook his head.

"Hmm.... I don't think I can do this to the technicians in this country"

"What about that? To fix it, you have to leave it to your father, who made me, okay?

I thought there would be words of opposition or rejection, words that came out of the mouth of 'Lance',

"If that's what you say, I'll obey you."

It was an unexpected thing.

Jen carried 'Lance' and its parts inside 'Conlon 3'.

"Conlon 3" has more tools than the workshops around it.

For this reason, Elsa told me to rest at her parents' house, but she didn't listen, and watched Jen work next to her.

"What is the magic keyword (keyword) to stop it once?

……

Lance looks at Reiko.

"Tell me"

"... 'Stop (arr)'"

"What about startup?

"Become 'Startup (Luvetois)'"

"Okay. … 'Stop (arr)'"

There was no lie or falsehood in that word, and Lance stopped.

"You have a lot of problems with attitude, but you're honest with Reiko."

and whining to himself, diagnosing Lance.

"Oh..."

It is not impossible for Jen to speak unexpectedly.

The structure was so different that it was completely different from the golem analyzed earlier.

"I thought the same producer had something in common..."

"None"

"Oh. I don't know what that means"

While we had a conversation, Jen's hands were moving without rest, and his eyes were bright with the kind of light he could foresee in detail.

"But the materials have something in common. At least it looks pretty sure it was made in the same place."

Jen pointed to Elsa, who looked interesting, pointing to the skeleton.

"It would seem difficult to understand, but you should look into the crystal structure"

"Mmm...." Analysis "... what, this"

If it is a normal metal, there is a crystalline lattice.

Depending on the type of metallic element, a regular array of atoms is a crystalline structure.

"Not crystalline?

"Correct. This is probably 'amorphous'"

"Ahmo fusu?

"Yes. It's a metal that doesn't have a crystalline structure. It should be hard to make, but I guess I did something with magic."

Jen asks herself how she would make it.

"Ultra-cooled (Absolute Zero) after all..."

The amorphous alloy is made by cooling the metal in the molten state at once.

By not giving time to crystallize, metal tissue becomes' amorphous'.

Toughness, corrosion resistance and soft magnetism. Because of the cost of manufacturing, very few large items are made on the modern planet, but if you use magic technology, you have these uses.

"Probably adding free magic elements (ethers) to the metal atoms to make them even stronger."

But I've never seen or heard of technology like this before.

"You're interested in the producer's roots."

Jen shrugged softly. but get your mind back on it.

"Fix it first.... muscle tissue is biological."

Jen shrugged as she scattered her broken arm.

"This... looks like a 'pseudo-dragon' material."

Pseudomonas (Shamdragons) are the lowest dragon species, but increase their combat and defense. Its leather is thick and elastic, and the skin membrane of its feathers is thin and strong. Fangs are shock-resistant and durable.

Meat on the other hand is hard, not good.

While other dragons decreased dramatically due to a vegetarian outburst, it was slightly more, so I can also nod that it is material.

At the first strengthening of the regenerated Reiko, the skin was made from this feather membrane. Which means it's a pretty powerful material.

"That's interesting. Reference."

Leaking to himself, Jen proceeded with the repair.