Chapter 426: Chapter 156: Second Tier_5
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The forr inevitably requires an imnse accumulation of machinery knowledge to reach new heights.
This certainly cannot be replaced by simply acquiring so rare blueprints, or stumbling upon fragnts of ancient chanical knowledge.
A body of knowledge is the crystallization of the wisdom of countless predecessors.
To delve deeper into advanced machinery, one needs systematic learning.
Having a comprehensive knowledge system and guidance from accomplished ntors saves a lot of effort.
However, the whole Federation operates under a feudal system, leaving very few places where one could systematically study machinery knowledge.
An idea sparkled in Leonard Churchill’s mind, and he asked, “Rita, have you ever thought about studying at the ‘Federation War Machine Institute’ for a while?”
He’d heard from Reuel Bible and others that the War Academy of the Federal Military is currently the best neutral machinery institute.
In recent years, the Old Continent has been developed, and there has been a boom in chanical technology.
If one wants to learn systematically, that’s the best choice.
Seven Brown didn’t hesitate at all and simply replied, “No.”
She then looked up at Leonard Churchill.
She didn’t say anything, but her eyes seed to understand why he asked that question.
Leonard Churchill knew that Seven Brown had already prepared for the worst.
Such a state of mind can support her to keep moving forward.
But now, things are different.
If a chanic lacks solid technical knowledge and only has faith, they cannot go far.
The path of adventure doesn’t suit her.
At least not at this stage.
Not to ntion that studying is only one aspect.
Another problem is the resources.
In this world, more than ninety percent of high-level resources are in the hands of the nobles.
If adventuring is for the sake of blueprints, Leonard Churchill believes, even if they both take on high-difficulty stories each ti, the knowledge they obtain from the blueprints will still be very limited.
Compared to the countless blueprints collected by the nurous hunter groups and rcenary groups in the Federation, their efforts seem insignificant.
Fortuity isn’t exclusive to them.
There are many powerful individuals in the Federation.
A great many.
Just like the Alternate Dinsion 1981 before.
If Leonard Churchill and his team hadn’t cleared it, the Lionheart Family would have eventually figured out how to clear it after a few more attempts.
Even though the odds of clearing an S-rank difficulty are slim, they’d eventually be able to clear A-rank difficulties by paying so price.
Clearing it several tis would also produce so high-level blueprints.
These kinds of blueprints are nurous among the major nobles.
Moreover, there are so high-level Different Dinsion Spaces.
The blueprints they get from those spaces would beco increasingly high- end.
There is also the issue with the Machinery Workshop that Seven Brown just ntioned.
Almost all high-end precision instrunts are in the Federal Military or various military factories, as well as machinery institutes.
There’s currently no place in Sinless City where she can carry out her experints.
If they keep adventuring outside.
The more high-level chanical blueprints they get, the greater Seven Brown’s confusion will be.
Sooner or later, she will still face this problem.
When it cos to this topic, they both fall silent.
Seven Brown is very smart, she imdiately understood what Leonard Churchill implied.
The desire for chanical knowledge is an unwavering dream in her heart.
But so is her firm wish to be with Leonard Churchill.
As they exchanged looks, Leonard Churchill smiled faintly, spreading his hand out.
Seven Brown puckered her lips and boldly straddled him.
They didn’t say a word.
Yet they both understood what the other wanted to convey in this silence.
Most of the ti, profound joy can dissipate worries, and it can also withstand the longing that endures the passage of ti.
Seven Brown was very clear, she used to fear nothing.
But now, it seed like there were so thoughts she couldn’t let go of.
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