35: Weapon Improvement

Subsequently, Brian said to Spirit Eye:

“Spirit Eye, from the test data, the stability of the magic power output of the magic gun still needs to be improved during continuous firing.

Although the magic miniature missile has good explosive power, the scattered range of fragments after the explosion is a bit large, which may cause unnecessary collateral damage to the surroundings.”

Spirit Eye responded: “creator, I will analyze these data in detail, find out the problems, and provide references for subsequent optimization.”

Brian nodded and said:

“Okay, let’s go back to the research lab first and further optimize the magic gun and magic miniature missile based on these test data.”

With that, he took Spirit Eye and the test samples back to the research lab, ready to start a new round of design and production work.

Upon returning to the research lab, Brian immediately devoted himself to analyzing the test data.

He sat in front of the research terminal, his eyes fixed on the constantly flickering data on the screen, his brain working at high speed.

Spirit Eye assisted him, categorizing and organizing the data so that Brian could view it more clearly.

“From the data, the unstable magic power output of the magic gun may be due to some tiny obstructions in the magic power conduction line, causing fluctuations in the magic power during its flow.”

Brian said, drawing a schematic diagram of the magic power conduction line on paper and marking the possible problem areas.

Regarding the magic miniature missile, Brian pointed out:

“The large scattering range of fragments after the explosion indicates that the energy distribution of the Magic Formation is not uniform enough. We can adjust the structure of the Magic Formation to make the energy more concentrated during the explosion, which can both ensure the explosive power and reduce the scattering range of fragments.”

“Spirit Eye, according to my analysis, revise the design plans for the magic gun and magic miniature missile,” Brian instructed Spirit Eye.

Spirit Eye quickly responded: “creator, the design plan modification has been initiated, and the preliminary modification is expected to be completed within half an hour.”

During this half an hour, Brian was not idle either.

He began to search the research lab for materials suitable for optimizing the Magic Formation.

He moved through the material warehouse, carefully checking the attribute descriptions of every piece of magic ore and every bottle of magic potion.

Half an hour later, Spirit Eye’s voice sounded: “creator, the design plan modification has been completed. I have sent the new design plan to your research terminal.”

Brian immediately returned to the research terminal to view the revised design plan.

He put forward further revision suggestions for some details in the plan and, together with Spirit Eye, repeatedly deliberated and perfected the plan.

After much effort, the final design plan was finally determined.

Brian looked at this design plan, which embodied their hard work, and sighed, “It wasn’t easy!”

“Next, we will re-produce samples of the magic gun and magic miniature missile according to this new design plan,” Brian said firmly.

He walked into the material warehouse again, selecting materials according to the new material list.

This time, he was even more cautious, strictly testing the texture and magic attributes of each material.

After selecting the materials, Brian returned to the research lab and began to re-calibrate the magic processing equipment.

He meticulously calibrated the magic engraving machine, Magic Formation drawing instrument, and other equipment to ensure they could process precisely according to the new design plan.

With everything ready, Brian officially began the production of the new samples.

He operated the equipment with full concentration, every step very carefully.

When making the magic gun, he paid special attention to the engraving of the magic power conduction line, ensuring the line was unobstructed.

When making the magic miniature missile, Brian was particularly meticulous in drawing the Magic Formation.

He continuously adjusted the structure and parameters of the Magic Formation, striving for a more uniform energy distribution.

When installing the tail fin stabilization system, he performed precise debugging again to ensure the missile could maintain a high degree of stability during flight.

After several days of effort, the new magic gun and magic miniature missile samples were finally completed.

Brian looked at these two brand-new weapons, and the next step would be a new round of testing.

It had already met Brian's expectations.

It was also the best that could be done at the moment.

After finishing the gun and miniature missile, two tasks remained.

The first was to simplify the gun's tiers, simplifying 1st and 2nd tier magic guns from the 3rd tier magic gun, which would greatly reduce the cost of the energy core.

After all, in addition to considering the Mage Tower's power supply, the gun also needed to consider an additional energy core for power.

And the energy core also rose with his tier.

1st tier energy core: 1 primary magic stones, total energy 100 units of 1st tier magic power.

2nd tier energy core: 30 primary magic stones, total energy 100 units of 2nd tier magic power.

3rd tier energy core: 300 primary magic stones, total energy 100 units of 3rd tier magic power.

The second task was to strengthen the intelligent robot's body strength.

Currently, the intelligent robot's strength was only equivalent to a 1st tier strength.

It needed to integrate other magic materials to strengthen them to 2nd and 3rd tier respectively.

This would complete the primary system of the entire magic version of the intelligent robot.

As Brian gradually sketched out his ideas in his notebook, he said to Spirit Eye:

“Spirit Eye, help me design the simplification of the magic gun and help me search the magic net for magic materials to strengthen the intelligent robot's body.”

Spirit Eye quickly responded:

“creator, the magic gun simplification design has been initiated, and I will conduct a comprehensive search on the magic net for magic materials suitable for strengthening the intelligent robot's body. Preliminary results are expected within two hours.”

Brian nodded slightly and sat aside, waiting for Spirit Eye's results while conceptualizing potential future problems and solutions in his mind.

Two hours later, Spirit Eye’s voice sounded on time:

“creator, the magic gun simplification design has been completed.

I have designed three corresponding schemes for 1st and 2nd tier magic guns, which maximize the reduction of energy core costs while ensuring a certain level of power and functionality.

At the same time, I found several magic materials on the magic net that may be suitable for strengthening the intelligent robot's body, including obsidian, mithril alloy, and adamantine. Each material has detailed attribute descriptions and potential effect improvements.”

Brian walked to the research terminal and carefully examined the magic gun simplification design schemes and magic material information provided by Spirit Eye.

He compared the three magic gun simplification schemes, considering which one better met actual needs, could control costs, and be effective in different scenarios.

For the magic materials found, he also carefully analyzed their characteristics, imagining how to integrate them into the intelligent robot's body to enhance its strength.

After some thought, Brian said to Spirit Eye:

“Spirit Eye, let's first conduct simulated tests on the magic gun simplification schemes to see the actual effects. For the magic materials, please compile a detailed procurement list, including the quantity, price, and potential supplier information for each material.”

Spirit Eye immediately took action:

“creator, the magic gun simplification scheme simulation test has been initiated, and results are expected in one hour. Procurement list compilation has also begun, and I will complete it as soon as possible.”

While waiting, Brian was not idle either; he began to organize tools and materials in the research lab, preparing for subsequent experiments and production.