"Oh!" The Queen said strangely, "what is there to see about slting iron?"
Robb said with a smile, "didn't you say last ti that I wasted a lot of iron by making rails in the mine?"
After hearing him say this, the Queen rembered their topic last ti. After all, its been several days. Now, as soon as she heard him say this, she quickly straightened up from her sitting position, "I see! Then I'll co and have a look. This is also a very important business."
She turned to the several necromancers and civil servants around her and said, "put aside your governnt affairs for a while and take a look at Robb's new invention with this queen. Although I don't know much about his invention this ti, all his inventions so far have been interesting."
There is another hidden aning in her words, that is, to steal a technique.
It turned out that the officials standing beside her were all officials in charge of internal affairs, and one of them was in charge of the managent of the Royal Waterworks on Bright Road, which was invented by Robb.
As soon as the Queen said this, the official in charge of the waterworks imdiately understood the aning and stared at the crystal ball carefully.
Next to him was an official who happened to be in charge of armants. He was in charge of the entire tal slting industry in West Gran, the weapons manufacturing industry, and even all the craftsn on Bright Road.
The official was imdiately interested and set his sights on the crystal ball.
Robb shrugged and said strangely, "Little sister, I gave you a personal call, yet you asked two big n to keep an eye on ?"
Her Majesty has long been accustod to his strange remarks and simply ignored him and said, "now, please start your performance."
How boring! Alright, Ill show you whats going on on my side.
Robb held the crystal ball high to broaden the view of the opposite side.
Her Majesty sat still, but the officer in charge of armants imdiately saw a huge furnace next to him, the blast furnace. For these kinds of technical officials, you don't have to look at it to know what's inside.
He whispered, "your Majesty, this is an iron slting furnace, but it is much bigger that normal ones, at least a hundred tis bigger. As far as I know, there is no such big furnace in the human world, and only the dwarven craftsn underground would build such a big furnace to use."
There was a puzzled look on her Majesty's face, "Why did you make such a big furnace?"
The armants officer whispered, "the bigger the furnace, the more ore can be slted at a ti, of course, but It's just that in this way, it is more difficult to heat up the furnace. Dwarves usually use geocentric lava to heat the furnace, but we can't borrow the power of lava, so we can only use magic to raise the temperature for such a big stove. Proud fire magicians disdain to help people make iron. Besides, our iron ore production is not enough, and there is no need to send a fire magician to heat such a big furnace. If he makes such a big furnace, he must have a very high ore output."
Her Majesty nodded and understood.
She has long been reported that Robb has a robot that mines very fast, but according to the report of number 8, every ti that robot is used, it consus sothing called "gasoline", and Robb has very limited gasoline on his hand. He is reluctant to give all the gasoline to the robot, which is already idle.
Her Majesty said faintly to the crystal ball, "Mr. Robb, if you have such a big furnace, you must deploy your mining robot to provide it with a steady supply of ore, and you are reluctant to use the only gasoline you have left. Dont you think its a bit of a waste?
Robb said with a smile, "I don't need that robot. I just used the power of the miners to get a lot of ore. Do you believe?"
The Queen smiled, and did not give him a chance to show off, nor gave him a chance to hit her in the face.
But the official in charge of armants under her command was not so clever. He stepped forward and said to the crystal ball, " Believe or not to believe? It is a troubleso process for a miner to smash down a piece of ore with an iron pick in the mine and move it out of the mine. Even if you put in a lot of manpower, it is not useful to have a large number of people in a small mine. It may be crowded, but it will make it slower. "
Robb smiled, "interesting! Sister Queen, if you don't want to be hit in the face by , just hide behind and call a minister to block the knife."
The queen smiles and does not speak.
"Forget it, what a crazy woman." Robb took the crystal ball and walked to the entrance of the mine.
As soon as he arrived, the armants officials saw through the crystal ball that there was a railway track on the ground, supplented by ties below, and the upper track was made of fine iron of excellent quality. It was very beautiful, very thick, and it was not a monorail, but a double track. The two thick tracks stretched out of the mine and protruded nearly ten yards out of the mine.
"Oh, how much iron was used to make this." The armants officer was very distressed, "so much iron is used to make an auxiliary path."
No, its used to guide the carts. Robb pointed to the end of the track, where there was a string of carts, with two wheels fastened to the two tracks and a pallet-like body that looked hollow.
There are two long ropes attached to the carts, and several bells are hung from the ends of the ropes.
Seeing this, the armants officer was lost in thought. After more than ten seconds, he said, "do you use the extra track to speed up the movent of the mine cart and reduce the friction of the mine car moving in the mine? This is interesting! It is really convenient to transport stuff with this thing, but A minecart full of minerals is very heavy. When it cos out of the hole, it climbs uphill. How much manpower does it take to get it out?
Robb laughed and said, "Yes, you are a technician. You can understand the principle of this car and track at a glance, but you do not understand the aning of laziness, that is, to save manpower as much as possible. After a while, you will know how Ill get this cart from the depths of the mine. "
He turned around and laughed loudly at so of the workers outside the mine and said, "get ready to start.
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