47: Build a large magic factory

Brian thought, if he wanted to build that many intelligent robots, the territory's current production capacity would definitely not be enough.

I need to build an automated factory next to the Mage Tower with 10 times the space expansion.

As for the factory noise? A sound insulation Magic Formation will take care of that!

It needs to occupy at least 10,000 square meters and have at least 6 floors. This way, the required output should be achievable within a year.

Also, the level 4 intelligent robot needs to be slightly optimized.

Although the level 4 intelligent robot sold on the Magic Net has already validated my concept.

However, to better develop my own subsequent intelligent robots, optimization is still necessary.

"Spirit Eye, help me design an automated factory, divided into 6 floors. Floors 1-3 will produce level 3 intelligent robots and their accompanying weapons, and floors 4-6 will produce level 4 intelligent robots and their accompanying weapons," Brian then assigned the task to Spirit Eye.

Spirit Eye quickly constructed the design blueprint for the automated factory on the virtual screen, detailing the layout of each floor, the production process, and the required materials.

It also included a design plan for the sound insulation Magic Formation to ensure that the factory's operation would not cause any interference to the Mage Tower.

"creator, the design blueprint is complete. Shall we begin construction immediately?" Spirit Eye's voice sounded in Brian's ear.

Brian carefully reviewed the design blueprint, and after confirming it was correct, he nodded and said:

"Start construction immediately. Use the city builder to construct the main body, and I will engrave the Magic Formation later. Also, notify the intelligent robots in the territory to fully cooperate with the construction of the automated factory."

As Brian's command was issued, the territory quickly sprang into action.

The intelligent robots operated the city builder, precisely constructing the factory's main body according to the design blueprint.

At the same time, Brian was not idle either.

He began to prepare the materials and tools needed for the Magic Formation engraving, constantly recalling the structural principles and key points for drawing the sound insulation Magic Formation and the space expansion Magic Formation in his mind.

The sound insulation Magic Formation was relatively easy, as a level 3 one was sufficient, but the space expansion Magic Formation needed to be level 4 to achieve a 10-fold space effect.

Half a day later, the main body of the automated factory was largely completed.

Brian stood in front of the factory, looking at the building that was beginning to take shape, and then he walked into the factory.

Next came the most crucial step: Magic Formation engraving.

Brian held the specialized tool for drawing Magic Formations, his expression focused and serious.

He started by engraving the sound insulation Magic Formation, each stroke precise and powerful, the rune lines flowing smoothly and evenly. As the runes gradually took shape, a faint, almost imperceptible sound insulation barrier began to spread throughout the factory's interior.

During the engraving process, he constantly paid attention to the spacing and connections between the runes, ensuring the integrity and stability of the entire Magic Formation.

If any rune deviated, he would immediately stop and correct it, never letting go of any tiny error.

After completing the sound insulation Magic Formation, Brian took a short break and then began to engrave the space expansion Magic Formation.

This was a level 4 Magic Formation, significantly more difficult than the sound insulation Magic Formation.

He took a deep breath, concentrated, and slowly began to draw according to the structural principles in his memory.

The runes of the space expansion Magic Formation were more complex, and their interconnections were tighter.

Brian meticulously outlined each rune, as if carving a precious work of art.

When encountering particularly complex parts, he would pause to think for a moment, repeatedly simulating the combination of runes and the flow of energy in his mind, and then continue drawing only after confirming it was correct.

After several hours of effort, the space expansion Magic Formation was finally completed.

Brian slowly injected magic power into the Magic Formation, and the space inside the factory began to subtly fluctuate, then expanded outwards at a visible speed.

The previously somewhat cramped factory interior instantly became incredibly spacious.

Brian nodded with satisfaction and said to Spirit Eye, "Spirit Eye, check the Magic Formation's operational status."

Spirit Eye quickly scanned and analyzed the Magic Formation, then replied, "creator, the Magic Formation is operating normally, and both the sound insulation and space expansion effects have met expectations."

With the completion of the Magic Formation engraving, the construction of the automated factory entered its final stage.

The installation and debugging of the production lines.

Currently, there's no need to install level 4 production lines; it's fine to install and debug them after the level 4 intelligent robots are completed.

One level 3 production line, including sufficient materials and finished product outlets, requires 100 square meters of space.

After space expansion, the factory's single-floor area reached 100,000 square meters.

So, one floor can accommodate 1,000 production lines. One production line can produce 5 units per day, meaning one floor can produce 5,000 level 3 robots.

Therefore, one floor is enough for the level 3 intelligent robot production lines, leaving the other two floors sufficient for producing magic guns and miniature magic missiles.

A level 3 magic gun production line also requires approximately 100 square meters, while a level 3 miniature magic missile production line needs about 200 square meters.

One magic gun production line can produce 100 level 3 magic guns per day.

One miniature magic missile production line can produce 2 launchers + 50 level 3 miniature magic missiles per day.

So, build 100 level 3 magic gun production lines, occupying 10,000 square meters. This can produce 10,000 level 3 magic guns per day. There's no fear of having too many; who says you can only carry one gun?

950 level 3 miniature magic missile production lines, occupying 190,000 square meters, can produce 1,900 launchers + 47,500 miniature magic missiles per day.

As for the extra missiles? Think about saturation bombardment!

As for the cost of the production lines?

One level 3 production line costs at most 1,000,000 primary magic stones.

And it's not even needed yet.

A level 3 intelligent robot production line costs 800,000 primary magic stones per line.

A level 3 magic gun production line costs 500,000 primary magic stones per line.

A level 3 miniature magic missile production line costs 600,000 primary magic stones per line.

Does it seem like a lot?

Then let's convert it to high-grade magic stone or intermediate magic stones and see?

One level 3 intelligent robot production line = 8,000 intermediate magic stones = 80 high-grade magic stone.

How much money do I have?

Converted entirely to high-grade magic stone, it currently exceeds 2 billion.

Would I care about such a small amount?

As for the cost of individual robots, magic guns, and miniature magic missiles?

It's a tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny trifle!

Why am I producing so many miniature magic missiles?

When poor, use tactical infiltration; when rich, use saturation bombardment!

However, with this calculation...

There aren't enough production slots for level 4 small magic missiles!

No, I need to build another factory specifically for producing level 4 small magic missiles!

"Spirit Eye, please arrange for another factory of the same size and specifications to be built next to this one. That will be for producing level 4 small magic missiles."

As Brian thought, he began to give instructions to Spirit Eye.

"Also, for the procurement of production lines: 1,000 level 3 intelligent robot production lines, 100 level 3 magic gun production lines, and 950 level 3 miniature magic missile production lines."

"Additionally, please purchase enough materials for one year's production on the Magic Net. Remember to have them delivered via spatial cabinets, otherwise my Mage Tower will be bursting with materials."

"Oh, and while you're at it, help me purchase some spatial cabinets. I need the 10 km * 10 km * 10 km type. Buy 100 of them. They'll be for storing intelligent robots and weapons and equipment later."

"As for the Magic Formation engraving for the other factory, we'll do that tomorrow. After all, it will be evening by the time they finish building it."

Spirit Eye quickly recorded Brian's various instructions on the virtual screen and began processing multiple tasks simultaneously.

It first screened reliable suppliers on the Magic Net, compared material prices and quality, and then placed bulk orders for various raw materials sufficient for one year's production, while also contacting suppliers to arrange spatial cabinet transport.

Immediately after, Spirit Eye arranged for intelligent robots to drive the city builder and construct the new factory.

After instructing Spirit Eye, Brian returned to the castle to rest.