I became a mage and was recruited by the lord as his son-in-law

"Bennett, if you hadn't come, I would have thought you had forgotten me."

Adley squatted on the ground, looking at Bennett with resentment.

"Do you know how I spent this time?

Along the way, I did nothing but repair carriages. But when I came to your place, not only did I have nothing, but you people actually asked me to repair carriages and build carriages.

Did you ask me to come here just to build a carriage?"

Bennett looked at Edley awkwardly. It was really not his fault. Aimee's opinion was to let Edley build the carriage first.

Now the territory is still being rebuilt, and a large number of horse-drawn carriages are needed to transport stones and wood. But for Adley, this is indeed a bit like killing a fly with a sledgehammer.

"Don't worry, Aimee and I will remember your contribution to the territory."

"hehe."

Adley sneered twice and said:

"Don't make empty promises to me. The territory still needs a batch of construction machinery. If you have nothing else to do, don't bother me."

“Indeed, but I was thinking, if a wizard had his own wizard tower, wouldn’t it be more efficient?

But someone is so busy, I feel embarrassed to bother him, so why not just let it go for now."

Bennett said, then turned and was about to leave.

"and many more."

A hand covered in sawdust suddenly grabbed Bennett's sleeve.

"You mean the Mage Tower?"

Bennett said nonchalantly:

"Yes, I just built a wall for the territory. To be honest, I am quite tired. I might as well take a rest for a while and wait..."

"Hey, the wizard is tired. Come, come, let me massage your shoulders."

Adley's face changed faster than turning the pages of a book. He forced a smile and pulled Bennett to the bench beside him. He put a pair of hands covered in oil and sawdust on Bennett's shoulders.

"How is it, Master, are you feeling comfortable?"

Bennett nodded with satisfaction and said:

"A little to the right, use a little more force... Yeah, that's it, comfortable, comfortable."

Adley smiled and said:

"Master, I know you are tired, but isn't this Mage Tower also a contribution to the territory? Master, if you are tired again, please help me build this Mage Tower."

"Look, I've been here for quite some time and I haven't even had a glass of water..."

Adley quickly took a glass of water from the kettle beside him and handed it to Bennett, saying:

"Come, come, Master, have some water."

Bennett took the cup of water and said, "It's okay here."

Adly followed him and Aimee and suffered a lot along the way. Fortunately, he was not valued in the North before, otherwise, a Scourge Mage would not be able to endure this.

Bennett took a sip of water and waved his hand, and a stone table appeared in front of the two of them.

"You should have imagined your own wizard tower. Since you are an expert in mechanics, you should have prepared some blueprints."

"Of course, of course, Archmage, wait a moment."

Adley hurriedly ran to the side, took out a box containing the scroll from his pile of tool boxes, held the box in both hands, and walked carefully to Bennett.

"This is the Mage Tower I envisioned."

Bennett took the box and took out the rolled parchment from it. Just as he was about to unfold it and put it on the stone table, he saw Edley wiping the table with a towel that he had gotten from somewhere.

"Master, wait a minute. I think this stone table is not very clean. Let me..."

"no need."

Bennett waved his hand, and there was no longer any stone table. The new table was made of crystal, and the surface was so smooth that even water could not condense.

Edley opened his mouth and asked, "How the hell can you do this?"

Bennett unfolded the parchment, placed it on the crystal table, and looked at the structural diagram on it.

I can only say that it is worthy of being called a mechanical disaster. The design of this mage tower is no different from a factory building.

But this factory building is not an ordinary structure with foundation, pillars and roof stones, but a pile of gears and machinery, like a steampunk monster.

The joints between the components are connected by mechanical slots to form a flexible frame.

For each part, Edley marked special mechanical runes.

Bennett looked at the blueprint carefully. The mechanical runes on it were completely different from the runes he had learned. He didn't understand them.

However, Bennett is not needed for the carving of runes.

"How long will it take you to draw so many runes?"

Bennett asked.

"I have revised this blueprint countless times. I remember every detail clearly."

Adley said confidently.

Bennett stroked the edge of the drawing, and Adley twitched his mouth, looking painful.

"Okay, I'll build this thing for you. You mark the dimensions. By the way, can I use iron as the material?"

"Of course, it's fine. It's absolutely fine. Master, I love you."

Adderley almost jumped up with joy. Bennett looked at Adderley and said, "I think you, the mechanical disaster, are also..."

“How big should it be?”

“As big as it can be.”

Bennett looked at Edley and said, "Good boy, go as big as you can. I think you can do it."

"Let's go. According to the development of the territory, the factory area will be concentrated in the east to facilitate the transportation of goods to the inland."

"Yes, yes, I can be anywhere."

Bennett took Adley and floated directly to the east, chose a vacant lot, and said:

"Is this okay here?"

Adley looked at the wide and flat open space in front of him, his eyes full of excitement, and said:

"Right here. Right here."

Bennett nodded and looked at the drawing in his hand.

This drawing is very complex and contains tens of thousands of parts.

If it is built on a smaller scale, it will actually be a huge challenge for Bennett, but if it is built on a larger scale, many details will be much easier.

With a thought, runes floated into the air.

Adley looked at the ground, was startled, and could not help but step back.

Within an area of ​​thousands of miles, the entire land turned into a shiny iron color. Just by laying a foundation, Bennett turned the entire ground into iron ingots.

Iron blocks appear from time to time in the air and on the ground. These iron blocks combine with each other and eventually hook together.

The parts continued to combine and finally formed a wall. Bennett looked at the wall. The wall was very thick, but it was made up of many small parts.

What’s interesting is that unless these parts are removed at key locations, the wall will still stand even if two-thirds of the parts are lost.

There are also several small steam engines hidden in the walls, and in the corner there is a large boiler, which is the power source of the steam engine.

After that, there were more parts on the roof. Bennett had seen the centimeter-sized mechanical structure. There was a crane and a mechanism to open the roof. Bennett couldn't see any more parts.

Soon, a factory building 500 meters long, 300 meters wide and 100 meters high appeared.