Magi Craft Meister

"Shall we use 'Shachi' then?"

"Yeah, I like that."

"Chachi" has had little place to play since making it.

Looks like it's finally here.

"Well, I guess I'll do a review."

"Oh, I'll help you, too."

"Me too."

When Jen took his seat, Marcia and Rodrigo also took up their names.

After all, it was Jen who thought it would be these two if he was interested in the ship.

Jen travels to the dock in Tatsumi Bay.

They were accompanied by Reiko, Marcia, Rodrigo, and Malika.

"It's been a long time since I've been here"

"Right. Marcia and Mr. Rodrigo are immersed all the time, but Marika's not coming."

Jen said as he headed to 'Shachi'.

When not in use, the 'chachi' is pulled up from the sea water and washed with brine, dried and stored in the dock.

Surface treated, but when left unattended, fuzzy bumps and seaweed stick together.

"Oh, was the 'Agate Base' submarine using Orihalcon because of that relationship?

Orihalcon is a copper-based alloy. Because there are many organisms that hate copper ions, Jen thought it would work.

In fact, toxic paints were also temporarily used on ships on Earth to prevent increased resistance due to fuzzy bumps and algae adhesion.

When a fuzzy bump attaches to the screw, it becomes a great resistance, leading to a slowdown.

Of course, the bottom adhesive is hated to increase resistance.

The floating Penglai fleet is regularly cleaned by the 'Mermaid Squad'.

Occasionally they also pick shellfish that will be edible like oysters (kaki)...... this is for the record.

"The outer plate of" Shachi "is" the crust of a giant hundred feet (Gigantopeder). "Whether you're gobbling with an iron hella, it's okay to wash it with strong acid or strong alkali."

Nevertheless, it is almost done with the engineering magic 'Purification (Cleanup)'.

I'm on top of the ship in dry condition now.

"I knew this guy wasn't amazing."

"Um, Jin, I feel your taste."

"I'm ashamed to go through the lights when they say that."

Originally, the design on which "Shachi" was based was modeled after the submarine of a feature puppet show depicting the Great War on the Seabed, which Jen saw when he was in modern Japan.

Why Jen knows, because he had seen a box of plastic models at a familiar toy store.

It's a pretty old pramo, and because it had a premier attached to it, Jen, who couldn't buy it even if he wanted it, saw and remembered its design, and became mucky trying to make his own when he got back to the facility.

That's what makes the world a reality here.

Of course, it's not exactly the same. but the impression of how it looks all the time is quite similar.

"There was a lot going on in the world."

Marcia raised an impressive voice.

"No, you said it was going..."

I thought Jen might have moved on in that he fantasized and shaped the image.

Feature dramas, cartoons, etc. are producing one design vehicle after another that looks awesome.

Because they were quite a reflection on aerodynamics and function.

"Hmm, nice maintenance"

The "Craftsmen (Smith)" have regularly inspected and maintained it, so it was in the same condition as new.

"If I were to do it, it would be like," Magic reactor. "

The efficiency of the power source Magic Reactor (Magic Reactor) is even greater at the time of the creation of the Chachi and now.

So Jen exchanged it for the latest type of Magic Reactor.

but the main part is the installation of the 'Remote Maneuver Device'.

Let the old man fly directly. [M]

"You'll never lose."

Even though it's a mock fight, losing this time adds to the hassle later.

"Jigosald East Base" wants to take this opportunity to fit under the umbrella.

"Engineering magic, after all."

"What's up, Marcia?

Marcia said she was smudged when Jen was checking the interior connections.

"No, I know a ship that uses' engineering magic ', a ship that didn't use it, both sides."

"Yeah."

"'Engineering magic' seems like a bad idea to make. Oh, in a good way, so?

"I know."

Marcia's 'sloppy' in a good sense means' no other way can imitate it, excellent way '.

Joints, for example.

There are methods for joining structural materials using wood, such as nails, screws, adhesions, combinations, etc., and in the case of metals, methods such as: (rivet), screws, rowing, welding, etc., but no matter which method is used, the strength of the joints is more likely to fall than that of the mother material, i.e. parts other than the joints.

That's engineering magic. "Fusion" and "Joining" allow for homogeneous joining.

Even on modern Earth, Jen was well aware that Marcia would want to say 'sloppy', as the reduction in strength of the junction is a technical challenge.

"Well... I don't think I can help but be told that you don't have to weld it"

Although it is an exceptionally strong and reliable weld compared to rivet bonding and bolt-nut stopping, there is a major problem of 'high heat generated when working'.

As a result, thermal deformation of the mother material occurs, or in steel-based materials, sintering occurs and thus the strength is reduced.

The example of a submarine is crushing… from the junction when crushed by water pressure.

'Engineering magic', which creates no such risk, would still be 'sloppy (cheat)'.

"All right, that's it. No problem."

"Father, distortion of the hull plus or minus 0.001 percent, no problem."

Jen and Reiko completed the final check.

The finish is Malika's turn.

It is to have a demonic brainchild that directs the communication function created.

This way, when communicating with "Jigosald East Base", we can prove that this "Shachi" belongs to Malika.

"This time it's for combat purposes, albeit simulations. Let's operate unattended."

"What are we going to do with the main weapon?

Marcia asked.

"Well, that's the problem. It's not about total destruction..."

"Right. Perhaps they will analyze this defeat and put in place measures."

Rodrigo also expressed his opinion.

"What should I do if I do so..."

Malika tilted her neck and looked at Jen.

Jen shares his thoughts.

"I guess we just have to figure out how we want to win and choose the right weapon for it"

"Same as before... you can't"

"Oh. They'll probably take care of it."

That's why Jen and I decided to plan the operation first.