Magi Craft Meister

For experimental use, but Jen worked on it, which could also be described as a small prototype ship.

"Ooh! This is comfortable!

Marcia is commuting to and from the Hermé River in good health.

"Oh, that sounds like stability."

Rodrigo also looks at it satisfactorily.

The fact that the hull was split in three seems to be working in a good direction, Jen looked at.

There are one hull forward and two hulls rearward, so when you go back to the river, you stabilize toward the bow, considering the resistance of the water.

The relative speed with the water decreases when going down the river, so it's not much of a problem.

"Looks like you should build a bigger rudder."

Marcia picks up improvements as she changes a lot of speed and goes up and down the river.

"I hope you're smart around the corner after that..."

Marcia thought, hoping it would be easy even in narrow areas of the river width when changing directions.

This is all the more so because the finished product will be a little bigger hull.

There were a few other fine improvements, but the big ones seemed to be these two.

"Wow, that sounds fun!

Seeing Marcia like that, even though she was young...... she was about ten to fifteen...... the girls in Kaina village raised their enviable voices.

(Speaking of which, Kaina Village has a golem horse on land and an occasional airship, but there wasn't a ship.)

Looking at the girls staring at the ship, Jen seemed to have somewhere to think.

"That's why I want to order from Marcia Workshop."

Before lunch, Jen said once Marcia came up from the experimental ship.

"I don't know what that means, but it's fine."

Marcia taking it on in two replies. It's a ship used in the same river, so making it at once saves you a lot of trouble.

Besides, it is a favor from Jen.

Also, because the girls from Kaina Village wanted to ride, that's not true.

"I want a lot of people to know how fun the ship is."

That's what Marcia laughed at.

Look at her like that,

"Mr. Marcia really likes ships."

And, Tiberio.

"Well, I've been riding since I was little."

Tiberio stared narrowly at Marcia, who replied with a grin, as if to see an eyelid.

"Well, let's have lunch here."

When the time also went around 11: 30, Jen called out to everyone that it would be about time he was hungry because he had been moving around a lot in the morning.

And it was considered a hit, and no one disputed it.

"Ooh! What is this!?

It is Tiberio who is raising his voice in an interesting way.

"It's all right."

Jen replied. When I was in the facility, the dean used to make it for me.

It was a mixture of strong and thin powder in half, and the dough trimmed with water was chopped by hand and boiled in shabby juice.

It was as simple as having a long onion in it, but what's coming out now is an idea based on it.

There is a slightly higher percentage of thin powder to increase the softness. But if you boil too much, it will boil down, so discernment is important.

In addition to the shallots (spring onions), the soy sauce is also taken from the stock and finished with plenty of mountain vegetables that can be picked near the village of Kaina.

"This is delicious! It's an unusual texture."

Tiberio seems to like it.

"Is this the second time you've eaten this? It's delicious."

Marcia had served it in Penglai before, but it was popular at that time, so it became this menu.

"Yeah, it's easier to eat then."

It's hard to simmer if you have more strong powder, but it also makes your teeth stronger. Regardless of the thickness of the udon, a lot of people feel a little stiff when it's the size they've broken with their hands.

"Yeah, yummy"

Made to add ingenuity to the nostalgic flavour, Jen also has a convincing flavour.

"Father, we have an alternative."

"Yeah, please"

For Jen, the juice may be slightly cooled. Around here, it was a unique concern for Reiko, who knew Jen's taste.

"Well, then let's consider improvements"

Finished eating soba, and tea after meals was brought in. No, Marcia said. It is a fine workaholic.

"Well, let's rest a little longer"

I put myself up on the shelf and put Marcia up. You seem to see a lot about others (one).

"Ugh, okay."

"... really, Marcia likes shipbuilding..."

"Aha, haha"

"Well, let me ask you something about the ship."

When Jen, who smiled bitterly, said, naturally Marcia ate with the momentum of the electroluminescent fire.

"Yeah, definitely!

Rodrigo too,

"Are you talking about Lord Jin of Magic Engineer Magicraft Jazz? I look forward to it."

And I showed him the face I expected. Tiberio goes without saying.

"... I'm having trouble expecting too much"

And in advance, Jen began to talk.

"A ship is why it floats in water"

Jen began to talk about The Archimedes Principles. Rodrigo, too, listens because he doesn't know the details.

"The object in the water only lightens the amount of water you push on it. So the same volume of water as the part of the ship that is immersed in water is equal to the weight of the ship."

"Heh..."

"The same thing can be said about 'airships'." Conlon 2 "or" Conlon 3 ". If that airbag was empty, it would lift because the weight of the air just goes inside would be lighter."

"I see."

But then the air sac gets crushed at barometric pressure, so I have to pack the helium, which is a lighter gas than the air, as a secondary measure, Jen adds.

"... well, let's get back to the ship. The value of the object's weight divided by volume, that is, the weight per unit volume, is called 'specific gravity', but the specific gravity of the water is taken as a reference. Divide the weight of the ship by volume, and if it's smaller than one, float in the water, and if it's bigger, it sinks."

"The more, I understand"

Tiberio shook his head many times.

"The volume of the object that is difficult to calculate is because you can sink it into a container filled with water and find out the volume of overflowing water."

The volume is sought in this way, and the specific gravity can be seen in the calculation if the weight is weighed.

Thus Archimedes of ancient Greece examined whether the crown was pure gold or alloy, he said.

"Ha ha, that's funny"

Jen explained without giving the name Ancient Greece or Archimedes, but in addition to his thoughts, he preferred to take it.

"Let me hear it again."

A post-meal break was also taken appropriately, so it is at last a review meeting.