bioinnovel Chapter 112 As long as I can research this new technology every day, I, Leila, will do anything.
Chapter 112 As long as I can research this new technology every day, I, Leila, will do anything.
Lyra took the drawing and initially only glanced at it briefly.
Three seconds later, her violet pupils suddenly contracted.
Five seconds later, her fingers holding the blueprints began to tremble slightly.
Ten seconds later—
"This, this is..." Leila's voice changed, no longer the shy whisper from before, but a sharp gasp mixed with shock, ecstasy and disbelief.
"Using machines... to achieve magical-level microscopic manipulation?!"
"Sculpting rune arrays with light?! How...how is that even possible?!"
She stood up abruptly, almost pressing her face against the drawing paper, completely unaware that her long brown hair was slipping off her shoulders.
Those eyes, which were originally filled with shyness, were now wide open, burning with an almost fanatical light.
"Multi-layered mirror assembly... wavelength-level precision light source control... nanometer-level movement accuracy of the mechanical platform... and this, 'chemically amplified resist'? It uses light to induce changes in the properties of matter, forming a template, and then uses an 'etching' process..." Lyra spoke rapidly, each word trembling with excitement.
"This isn't magic! This...this is another complete set of...laws!"
"Using pure physical and chemical principles, to achieve and even surpass the microscopic creation abilities of magic!"
She suddenly raised her head and looked at Lynn, her face no longer showing any of the blush she had just had.
Instead, an abnormal flush, caused by excessive excitement, appeared: "Prophet! Where did this... this system of knowledge come from?!"
"This completely revolutionizes all existing rune manufacturing processes! If this lithography machine can be manufactured, we can etch an array of complexity equivalent to a large magic circle onto a chip the size of a fingernail!"
"The cost... the cost might only be one ten-thousandth of that of traditional hand-carving! No, one hundred-thousandth!"
She became more and more excited as she spoke, pacing back and forth in the small treehouse, completely unaware that the beautiful curves of her body were being exposed by her overly transparent monk's lingerie.
"And there are the accompanying etching, deposition, and encapsulation processes... My goodness, this whole process is ingeniously designed!"
"This interconnected process design!"
"This is absolutely not something one person could come up with; it's a technological marvel that could only be born from a complete and highly developed civilization!"
Lynn watched as Lyra transformed from a "shy little wife" into a "mad scientist" in an instant, but because she was too transparent and had no clothes on, she was somewhat exposed. He quickly grabbed a coat and put it on her.
"Calm down, Lyra."
Lynn gestured for her to sit down, then continued speaking.
"I've given you the blueprints and the principles; the question now is whether we can build it."
"Yes! It's definitely possible!" Leila practically shouted as she plopped back down on her stool.
She moved the stool closer to Lynn, this time only half a meter away, completely forgetting the safe distance she had just maintained.
"Give me manpower! Give me materials! Give me a sufficiently clean workshop! I want to start experimenting with the light source right now! The concept of this excimer laser is amazing, using a mixture of inert and halogen gases for stimulated emission..."
She was completely immersed in digesting and deducing the new knowledge, muttering to herself while her fingers unconsciously traced simulated light paths in the air.
Suddenly, she stopped what she was doing, turned her head, and looked at Lynn with incredibly serious and fervent eyes that burned with a fierce thirst for knowledge:
"My Lord Prophet! If you could provide me with this...this incredible knowledge every day..."
She took a deep breath, as if she had made up her mind, and said it word by word.
"Your Excellency, you can do whatever you want to me. Even if you make me your personal XXX, I'd be willing! I'd warm your bed, make your blankets, and serve you tea and water every day. As long as you can fill me with more and more knowledge in your spare time!"
The treehouse fell silent instantly.
Even Leah, who was listening quietly on the bed, raised an eyebrow slightly, a subtle look flashing in her platinum gray eyes.
Lynn: "..."
He almost choked on his own saliva.
Is there something wrong with this girl's brain?!
I just misunderstood that he wanted to have a threesome, and now he's offering to be my personal XXX?
While the focus is on knowledge, this way of expressing it is just too bold!
"Stop! Hold on!" Lynn glanced at Leah, whose eyes were gleaming with an unknown light.
He quickly waved his hand to stop her from making any more dangerous remarks: "I don't need you to be my personal XXX! Your greatest help to me is leading the team to overcome the technical challenges!"
Leila blinked, seemingly a little disappointed, but quickly became engrossed in the blueprints again: "Oh... okay."
"Let's start with the light source system. I need high-purity crystal lenses, and..."
Seeing her instantly immerse herself in the technical details, Lynn's initial helplessness turned into satisfaction.
Very good, another top-notch tool...
No, I mean top talent.
He can now be a hands-off manager with more peace of mind.
The feeling of simply throwing out a blueprint and having geniuses scrambling to bring it to life...
That felt great.
Just as Lynn was starting to plan what to eat tomorrow and whether to go fishing in the river.
Leila suddenly looked up again.
"By the way, Prophet."
"This photolithography process involves too many fields."
Her expression turned serious.
"Optics, precision mechanics, materials chemistry, gas dynamics... I'm only good at magic runes and energy theory."
"It could take me and the team funded by the Mage Council several years to turn this from blueprints into a physical object."
She bit her lower lip, a resolute glint in her eyes: "I would like to ask for your permission to share some non-core design ideas with someone—a dwarf friend of mine, Grena Lavaheart."
"She is the most talented mechanical genius of Ironforge's younger generation, possessing an almost instinctive intuition for precision machinery and metalworking."
"With her joining us, our progress will be at least five times faster!"
Fearing Lynn might be worried, she quickly added, "Grena is a pure tech fanatic. She has no interest in power or wealth; she's only obsessed with challenging the impossible in mechanical manufacturing."
"I guarantee that as long as she sees this diagram of the lithography machine's mechanical structure..."
Lyra gave her a knowing smile: "Even if she has to crawl, she'll crawl all the way from Ironforge to join us!"
Lynn laughed.
Is this for real? Buy one get one free?
Does Lyra come with a dwarf mechanical master as a teammate?
"Granted!" Lynn waved his hand.
"Contact her immediately and show her the parts you can."
"Let her name name what kind of treatment she needs. As long as she's willing to come, we can provide all the resources she needs!"
"Yes! Thank you, Prophet!" Lyra was so excited she almost jumped up, picked up the roll of blueprints and tried to rush out.
After running a couple of steps, he remembered something, stopped awkwardly, and turned back to bow to Lynn and Leah respectively: "Well, I'll head back now! I need to go back and organize the materials list and experiment plan!"
After saying that, she swept out of the treehouse like a purple whirlwind, forgetting to even close the door.
A night breeze blew in, ruffling Leah's light blue hair.
Lynn walked over and closed the door, then turned around to see Leah quietly watching him.
"elder brother,"
"This Lyra... seems to get easily excited."
Leah's voice was soft.
"That's how tech geeks are," Lynn chuckled, sitting back down on the bed.
Leah nodded, even though she didn't understand what a tech geek was, she still nodded.
Lynn looked out the window at the bright moonlight and felt happy.
The lithography machine was secured, the chip project was launched, and a dwarf mechanical master was also brought along...
It was worth fighting so hard that day to defeat Veritas.
That's an absolute steal!
As for Lyra's lewd words...
Fine, as long as she produces results, let her dream whatever she wants.
In short, the joy of being a hands-off manager lies in entrusting professional tasks to professionals.
Lynn, on the other hand, needed to consider some more important things.
For example... what should I have for breakfast tomorrow?
What should we do about Sylvia?
Should we be nicer to Vilitas?