The practical requirents of using a bow and arrow inevitably an that won with overly voluptuous figures simply cannot adopt the best posture to participate in archery training in the early stages.
This principle also applies to the Elf Clan.
Elf Rangers were not like this at first.
But, under the natural selection inherent in the profession, those elves who could not quickly enter a state of precise training were forcibly eliminated from the ranks of Elf Rangers.
With the advent of the most dominant era of the Great Forest, Elf Rangers had undoubtedly beco the preferred profession of the elves during that era.
In other words, compared to other professions, Elf Rangers undoubtedly held a higher status during that ti… and had better control over their marital choices.
The Elven Clan's most pri mbers, influenced by their mothers, began to universally show a tendency toward the developnt ntioned above, due to the rampant demands in the market and the popularity among high-quality mbers of the opposite sex, ultimately leading to severe consequences.
One or two generations might have been manageable…
But what about selection across ten or even dozens of generations?
The result was undeniable; the Elf Rangers, with their historical status, turned the tide, successfully selecting the highest quality elves through big data.
Ultimately, they "evolved" a stereotype about elves that went beyond the elegant beauty and exquisite art they were known for—
They beca rather ordinary.
The only consolation for the elves was that now many of them were ordinary, preventing them from becoming outliers within their clan.
Similarly, such physiques had their benefits.
As previously ntioned, once the trics reach 'C' or above, they inevitably have a huge impact on Elf Rangers' journey to reach the "Divine Arrow" level.
To ordinary people, this impact might seem trivial.
But… when the skill reaches a certain level of mastery, even a minor impact might determine whether an elf is rely a common Ranger barely making a living or one of the top Divine Archers among Elf Rangers.
The closer one gets to the "Divine Arrow" level, the more devastating even the slightest difference becos.
"But… but our elf physiques have absolutely nothing to do with what you're saying!"
A touched Adela displayed a sowhat embarrassed and annoyed expression.
She felt that her Lord was just teasing her.
However, Kael shook his head earnestly and said,
"Of course there's a connection, or perhaps if you look at it from another perspective, you might understand what I an..."
"Adela, which nation do you think would advance the quickest in the technology of bow and arrow materials and the associated Magic Arrow research?
Or to put it another way, which nation's workshops are known to produce the highest average quality bows and arrows on the market?"
Adela responded without hesitation, "As long as the Great Forest still exists, it must be our Great Forest that possesses the top-notch technology in this area!"
Kael shook his head and said, "It's not necessarily your Great Forest; you should say this..."
"The nation that will have stronger archery and Magic Arrow manufacturing craftsmanship will be the one where the number of professionals using bows and arrows as long-range weapons is concentrated and steadily developing over ti."
Adela reluctantly said, "Isn't that still our Great Forest?"
"You've mistaken the causality; it is now within the continent that Elf Rangers lead in the long-range bow and arrow profession.
As a race-specific profession, both Elf Rangers and other common Rangers tend to gather around the Great Forest.
If at this point a country appeared on the continent with more numbers, greater combat power, and high concentration of bow and arrow professionals than yours."
"Adela, do you believe that just by following this path for hundreds of years, with your Great Forest paving the way, that country would quickly catch up to and possibly surpass the Great Forest in archery?"
A professional system grows strong based on the number of practitioners within the system and the base rate of producing talents.
But in most cases, the speed of developnt of professional equipnt is dependent on supply and demand—the larger the bow and arrow market, the more flourishing the archery system industry will be.
This is the inevitable direction of developnt chosen by business profits and even national interests."
Adela was silent for a long ti.
She was not a fool; she had already grasped the implications of Kael's extensive explanation.
"Lord, are you suggesting that the recurve bows in the Great Forest are already at such a level of developnt, and compound bows could only be more exaggerated?"
Kael nodded, "The number of Elf Rangers in the domain has just about reached that critical mass necessary to sustain a small-scale assembly line production of both recurve and compound bows.
Buying off the shelf is a clear rip-off, so I simply purchased a couple of assembly lines, shipped them to Wandong City, and had the goblins there modify and produce them.
The recurve bow you just saw is designed to ensure that in a low-intensity battlefield environnt, you can quickly switch arrows for clearing operations within a five-kiloter range. Its main feature is being solid and durable.
The real equipnt for super-long-range strikes is this."
Kael once again took out a massive bow and arrow from the Space Equipnt and handed it to her.
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