The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

One glance was enough to tell that this was exactly what I needed.

The two people, who had already returned to their seats, turned their attention to us instantly because of Vina's exclamation.

"Well, let Lisette explain it to you."

Wiener coughed lightly, then handed the draft back to Lisette and patted her on the shoulder encouragingly.

"Listy, can you show me how you drew this?" Felix asked humbly.

Although Jessica didn't say anything, her expression alone was enough to show how much she cared.

“Hmm.” Lisette stepped between the two and placed the draft in a position where all three could see it.

What she drew was not a single pattern, but an exquisite design.

"I want to make a music box based on this compass."

Lisette pointed to the empty space on the map.

"When demonic energy is detected in the surrounding area, the hands of the hands will begin to spin, thus playing the music box..."

According to Lisette's design, the base engraved with magic patterns is located on the bottom of the music box, with a partition in the middle and four walls engraved with gorgeous decorative patterns.

The magic runes that actually have an effect are mixed in and appear inconspicuous.

It can be said to be both discreet and aesthetically pleasing.

"I see..."

Upon seeing the drawing paper drawn by Lisette, Jessica suddenly realized what had happened.

"Uh, could you explain it a little more clearly?"

Felix was clearly a step behind in understanding.

"This means that this is not a painting competition, but rather a competition to consider how to incorporate this magic pattern into the product."

Wiener picked up a pen and sketched out two simple drafts.

“Small handicrafts like music boxes are indeed a good starting point, so let’s apply that knowledge to other areas.”

Wiener took out the first sketch. "We can scale it down proportionally and add it to the pocket watch. When the hands start to erratically move, it means there are signs of demons nearby."

"It can also be embedded inside a compass. Imagine taking out a compass to find your way while traveling as a merchant—isn't that perfectly normal?"

"The key to the design is to make the act of investigating the surroundings more legitimate and covert."

It is clearly unrealistic to expect to survey the entire continent with only a few Heralds.

Expanding the search scope inevitably requires the efforts of numerous traveling merchants and ordinary people.

They lack the strength to directly confront the demons.

Only by making this item sufficiently concealed can they ensure that they remain undetected while searching for the demons.

"So, according to you, my clothing design sketches are perfect!"

After gradually understanding all of this, Felix became even more self-righteous, "Is there anyone who can go without clothes?"

"Normal people's casual clothes wouldn't contain any cold iron."

Wiener bluntly exposed his lie, then pushed both sketches in front of Felix, saying, "Instead of wasting your time refuting, why don't you finish these two sketches for me?"

In his pursuit of speed, Wiener's two drawings were so hastily done that they couldn't be any more sloppy.

Apart from a general framework, it lacks any details and belongs to the type that outsiders simply cannot understand without Wiener's explanation.

It's not about creating something from nothing, but about filling a pattern within a defined framework, which is exactly what Felix excels at.

"I can do this!"

Felix readily accepted the task.

While Wiener was explaining things to Felix, Jessica had already drawn another concept sketch and handed it to Wiener.

"Is this an improved design of the sundial?"

It took Wiener some effort to recognize it.

"That's right. If it can be scaled down proportionally, then scaling up proportionally shouldn't be a problem either."

"What are you planning to do, give—"

“The Knights of St. Freya,” Jessica stated bluntly, “so stealth isn’t the primary consideration; what we need to think about is how to broaden its detection capabilities.”

"Okay, I've written it down."

Wiener nodded and accepted the drawings.

His thinking alone will inevitably lead to omissions.

This is the benefit of pooling wisdom from all sources.

Each of the four people had their own task, and the pile of blueprints on the table grew thicker and thicker.

The original simple and rough draft was continuously refined into a final version.

"The rest is up to you?"

After the other two finished their work and left, Lisette collected the drawings on the table and sorted them for Vina.

Aside from providing inspiration, they can only help with the appearance design at most.

However, a complete design drawing is not just a simple exterior design.

Detailed component drawings showing the specific shape and dimensions of each part, assembly diagrams illustrating the assembly sequence, a material list listing all required materials, and process descriptions for specific steps.

The remaining major part could only be completed by Wiener himself.

"Okay, just leave it here. You should go back and get some rest too."

After exchanging a glance with Lisette, Venus nodded slightly to indicate that she understood.

Lisette did not leave, but instead gracefully sat down beside Vina and softly asked, "Don't you want me to stay with you?"

"To be honest, I really want to," Viner said frankly, "but you just came back from the dungeon and didn't even get a proper rest before being dragged here to help. I just feel a little sorry for you."

"You can rest here too."

Listy gently closed her eyes and rested her head on Venus's shoulder.

"You say we're having a tough time in the dungeon, but I don't think so. Although our teacher hasn't interfered at all, just knowing she's there for us makes me feel incredibly safe."

"On the contrary, you must have stayed up a lot of nights to complete such a large workload by yourself."

"When we were clueless at the beginning, it was naturally a bit tough. But now it's much easier. We only need two or three days to compile these drawings."

Under Lisette's watchful eye, Venus had to change her intended "two days" to "two or three days".

Others only care about the progress, but the girl in front of them is concerned about whether she is tired.

It's hard not to be moved.

Viner put down her pen and affectionately ruffled Lisette's hair.

"Let's stop here for today and continue tomorrow."

"I think you just don't want me to stay with you."

Lisette playfully punched Vina on the shoulder, pretending to be angry.

Just as Venus knew that she would not leave if she did not rest.

Lisette, of course, understood why Vina had stopped working.

"I'm just worried that you won't get enough rest and won't be able to handle the special training Tilissa is preparing for tomorrow... Hey, Lisette, why are you running?"

"I suddenly feel that I can't stay with you anymore."

Upon hearing the words "special training," Lisette's expression changed instantly. Without hesitation, she abandoned Vina and ran out of the villa.

The couple, who were initially in a great mood, suddenly parted ways.

This clearly demonstrates the immense psychological trauma inflicted on the girl by the hellish training inflicted by Tilissa.

"No, please!" Vena persisted, "I can go with you!"

Chapter 400 Anna: Don't even think about kicking me out this time.

For the next three days, Wiener remained immersed in his own world.

To refine the theory, correct errors, and compile drawings.

As for how brutal the special training that Tilissa mentioned was, one only needs to look at the changes in Felix within three days to see just how brutal it was.

"Vina, I'm going out!"

"Vivivina~ Help..."

"I don't care anymore, if we're going to die, we'll all die together! Venus, you're not going to live alone!!!"

In just three days, Felix went from being full of energy to feeling utterly hopeless.

This demonstrates the severity of the special training.

"Okay, okay, I'll join you tomorrow too."

With great effort, Viña managed to separate Felix, who was clinging to her legs like a lump of mud.

Then, put all four sets of sealed and organized blueprints into the ring.

“I’ll go give the blueprints to Adele now, and then we’ll go see what this special training is like tomorrow,” Viner promised.

"it is good--"

Felix drew out his words, watching as Wiener left the dormitory.

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"I'm sorry to have kept you waiting, Senior Adel."

Although Edel intended to invite Venus to visit the Black Eagles, Venus insisted that the meeting place be set at the Valentine Merchant Guild.

Anna deliberately left three chairs this time, so as not to give Venere a chance to kick people out.

"No, my junior's progress is much ahead of my estimate. It's worth waiting a little longer."

Adele stood up and invited Venus to sit down. After Anna poured Venus some tea, she continued, "Could I first see what my junior has accomplished?"

"Before seeing the results, I hope you can take a look at this first."

Venere nodded, took out a small booklet from his ring, and presented it to Edel.

"This is..."

Adele opened the booklet, intending only to glance at it briefly, but she couldn't take her eyes off it.

Vina, on the other hand, leisurely sipped her tea.

"Come."

Vina raised her glass to Anna beside her, inviting her to drink.

Anna hesitated for a moment, then picked up her teacup and clinked it with Vina's.

What are you up to?

Just watch, this time you're guaranteed to make a fortune.

Their eyes met, and no further words were needed.

"Junior, you really have broadened my horizons."

Adele closed the booklet, her voice filled with admiration.

She was a discerning person and naturally understood the astonishing value of the theories and principles described in this thin book.

Any one of these points could serve as a graduation thesis for students of the Magic Academy.

It's simply unimaginable that a student from the Fighting Academy could come up with such a conjecture.

This made Adele even more hopeful about what Vina would produce next.

"Junior, why don't you bring out the rest of your work before I'm too surprised?"

“No problem.” With a snap of her fingers, four thick sets of blueprints fell in front of Edel.