34: Robot-equipped weapons

"Next, it's the development of weapons. Once the weapons are developed, we can proceed with overall integration," Brian muttered to himself, his eyes gleaming with anticipation for the future.

He began pacing back and forth in the laboratory, contemplating the direction for developing the weapon expansion units:

"For magic guns, we need to consider the method of magic power conduction and the magic power filling of the bullets, ensuring shooting stability and power. As for magic miniature missiles, the focus is on balancing their guidance system and explosive power."

Brian stopped and said to Spirit Eye:

"Spirit Eye, help me gather some information on magic weapon manufacturing, especially design concepts and practical cases for things like magic guns and magic miniature missiles."

Spirit Eye immediately responded: "creator, data collection has been initiated, and preliminary organization is expected to be completed within ten minutes."

During these ten minutes, Brian was not idle; he began to draw some preliminary conceptual sketches for magic guns and magic miniature missiles on paper.

He imagined the appearance of a magic gun, which should be both ergonomic and capable of efficiently conducting magic power.

A magic miniature missile, on the other hand, needed to be small and flexible, while also possessing enough magic power to produce a powerful explosive effect.

Ten minutes later, Spirit Eye's voice sounded: "creator, data collection is complete. I have organized and sent the relevant information to your research terminal."

Brian walked to the research terminal and began to carefully read through the materials.

He drew inspiration from them, continuously modifying and improving his previous sketches.

Time flowed by like water,

And it was February 6th,

After several days of thought and design,

He finally had a clearer design plan for both the magic gun and the magic miniature missile.

"Spirit Eye, based on my current design plan, perform a 3D simulation modeling to see what the actual effect is like," Brian said to Spirit Eye.

Spirit Eye quickly began work: "creator, 3D simulation modeling has been initiated, and a preliminary model is expected to be presented in twenty minutes."

Brian leaned back in his chair, closing his eyes to rest, but his mind was constantly thinking about how to further optimize the design of these two weapons.

Twenty minutes later, Spirit Eye's voice woke him from his thoughts: "creator, the 3D simulation model is complete."

Brian walked to the model display area, looking at the lifelike models of the magic gun and magic miniature missile before him, his eyes sparkling with excitement:

"Good, the overall effect is even better than I imagined. However, there are still some details that need adjustment, such as the magic power focusing device at the muzzle of the magic gun, and the tail fin stabilization system of the magic miniature missile."

With that, Brian began to meticulously modify the models again. Under his continuous adjustments, the models of the magic gun and magic miniature missile became even more perfect.

"Spirit Eye, next, conduct a simulation test to see the performance of these two weapons in actual use," Brian instructed.

Spirit Eye responded: "creator, the simulation test is ready and about to begin."

As the simulation test started, various data and images were continuously presented to Brian.

He stared intently at the screen, observing the shooting effect of the magic gun and the flight trajectory and explosive power of the magic miniature missile.

When he saw that the test results met expectations, Brian revealed a relieved smile:

"Very good, it seems our development direction is correct. Next, we can prepare to produce actual samples."

Brian immediately set to work, drafting a material list based on the design plan.

This included special magic metals for the gun and missile casings, high-purity magic crystals as energy sources, and several ores with special magic properties to enhance weapon performance.

He entered the material warehouse, carefully selecting each material, ensuring its quality and properties aligned with the design standards.

During the selection process, he frequently communicated with Spirit Eye, seeking advice on material characteristics and combinations.

After selecting the materials, Brian returned to the laboratory to prepare the manufacturing tools.

He calibrated various magic processing equipment, such as the magic carving machine and Magic Formation drawing instrument, ensuring they could precisely process according to the design plan.

With all preparations complete, Brian officially began the production of the magic gun and magic miniature missile samples.

He started with the magic gun, using the magic carving machine to precisely carve the gun body shape and various details onto the selected magic metal.

At the same time, he skillfully arranged magic power conduction lines and Magic Formations within the gun body, ensuring that magic power could flow smoothly and generate powerful shooting force.

Brian was particularly cautious when making the muzzle magic power focusing device.

He repeatedly adjusted the angle and structure of the device, and through continuous experimentation and optimization, finally enabled magic power to be highly focused at the muzzle, thereby improving shooting accuracy and power.

After several days of effort, the magic gun sample was finally completed.

Brian held the uniquely shaped, magic-infused gun, his sense of accomplishment almost overflowing!

Subsequently, Brian began to create the magic miniature missile.

He first processed high-purity magic crystals into suitable shapes to serve as the missile's core energy source.

Next, he drew complex guidance Magic Formations and explosion Magic Formations on the missile casing, ensuring the missile could accurately fly towards its target and produce a powerful explosive effect upon impact.

Brian encountered some difficulties while creating the tail fin stabilization system.

He found that the initially designed tail fins had poor stability in simulation tests, which could easily cause the missile's flight trajectory to deviate.

Thus, he re-examined aerodynamics and magic power flow principles, repeatedly adjusting and optimizing the shape and angle of the tail fins.

After repeated trials, he finally determined the optimal tail fin design, allowing the missile to maintain high stability during flight.

After some more time, the magic miniature missile sample was also declared complete.

Brian placed the magic gun and magic miniature missile samples together, carefully checking every detail to ensure they all met the design requirements.

"Spirit Eye, I'm going out to test the power of these two pieces of equipment. You, with your temporary body, come with me and record the data," Brian instructed Spirit Eye.

Spirit Eye quickly responded: "Understood, creator."

Brian, accompanied by Spirit Eye and the magic gun and magic miniature missile samples, arrived at the testing ground behind the Mage Tower.

This was an open area surrounded by a magic barrier, ensuring that the power during testing would not leak out and cause unnecessary damage.

Brian first picked up the magic gun. He felt the magic power fluctuations emanating from the gun body, adjusted his shooting posture, and locked onto a special magic target in the distance.

As he pulled the trigger, a brilliant beam of magic power shot out from the muzzle, instantly hitting the magic target.

The magic target glowed, showing that the hit area had sustained a significant impact.

Spirit Eye quickly recorded the data:

"creator, in this shot, the magic gun's initial velocity reached three hundred meters per second, magic power consumption was 0.1 units of Level 3 magic power per shot, and it caused 100 spell scale power to the magic target."

Brian nodded slightly after hearing this.

A consumption of 0.1 units of Level 3 magic power was already very low. It should be noted that a wizard usually consumes 1 unit of Level 3 magic power when casting a Level 3 magic skill.

A spell power of 100 scale was also the power of a Level 3 spell.

80-639 scale was within the power range of a Level 3 spell.

He then fired several more times, continuously adjusting the shooting angle and magic power output, observing the effect of each shot.

Spirit Eye continuously recorded various data, including shooting accuracy and fluctuations in magic power consumption.

After completing the magic gun test, Brian turned his attention to the magic miniature missile.

He mounted the missile on a specialized launch device, set the flight trajectory and explosion range, then pressed the launch button.

The magic miniature missile shot out like a flash of lightning, tracing a graceful arc in the air, precisely hitting another magic target in the distance.

Accompanied by a loud bang, the magic target was shattered, and clouds of magic dust scattered all around.

Spirit Eye immediately began to report the data:

"creator, the magic miniature missile's flight speed reached five hundred meters per second, flight trajectory deviation was within plus or minus one centimeter, explosive power was 600 scale, and the magic impact range on the surrounding environment was a diameter of 50 meters."

Brian looked at the situation in the testing ground, a satisfied smile on his face.

This was basically the limit power of a Level 3 spell.

The magic miniature missile was also a type of area attack.

However, he also found some areas for improvement.