For Thousands of Years, My Weakest Brother Has Become a Demon King Chapter 113

   Chapter 113 The prototype of the enchanting industry

   "It's okay, just do as I say."

   To this, Sigmons just replied.

   During this time, he deliberately went to understand the strict rules and inexplicable industry regulations within the Enchanting Union, and delved into the reasons behind them.

   And he finally came to the conclusion that most of the complicated, ritualistic and mysterious regulations have no practical significance except for the artificial scarcity of enchanters and the deliberate reduction of work efficiency.

   This kind of passive sabotage was found in the mine where he worked as a part-time worker, and he was found to be whipped with a round iron whip by the foreman. But once this object was replaced by a high-ranking Master Mage and a noble enchanter, it immediately became an indescribable status symbol.

  Perhaps for high-level magic seal runes, it really needs a powerful enchanter to control the overall situation. You may also need to take into account the environment, astrology, weather, and even your own mood at the time. After all the preparation details have been finalized, it can be completed in one step.

   But according to the Lord Judge, they are only required to do the most common general enchanting runes at present, and there is no need to consider those conditions.

According to these enchanters, splitting the work steps of the enchantment will make the researcher of the rune feel provoked, as if he has reduced the nature of his work to the level of blacksmith, carpenter, and mason, which is simply a magic chant. The dignity of the person treads on the ground.

   Intuition tells Sigmons that, compared to the illusory things such as honor, dignity, tradition, and the pride of the mage, the presiding judge is a person who values ​​the effectiveness of things and cares more about efficiency. As long as these things can be exchanged for the improvement of the progress of the project, the presiding judge will not blame himself too much for such arrogant behavior.

  Probably, it should be…

  Thinking of this, Sigmons secretly suppressed the unease in his heart, and then said loudly to the people around him:

   "Everyone, don't worry, I am the person in charge here. If there is a problem, I will bear all the consequences."

  Those enchanters argued with Sigmons for a long time after that, but in the end they had to follow his plan and each went to work at their respective positions.

   The efficiency improvement brought by this scheme far exceeded Sigmons' imagination.

  On the first day, the production efficiency of the Demon Sealing Rune has increased by more than 20%, and the defective rate of the finished product has also dropped from the previous 50% to less than 30%.

After that, the efficiency has been improved all the way. One week after the implementation of this plan, the production speed of the finished magic seal rune appeared for the first time, which was faster than the speed of laying runes by the maintenance fortress engineering team. Runes even have a balance left as a reserve.

   For this reason, he also specially contacted the City of Thorns, and urgently transferred several teams of skilled craftsmen from there. As a result, the renovation speed of the entire fortress has been increased by at least 50%. According to Sigmons' estimation, if the current efficiency is maintained, the task assigned by the presiding judge may be completed by the beginning of the bud.

  The progress of the project was almost a month ahead.

   Of course, the premise is to keep this work efficiency going.

   After this plan was implemented for a week, a lot of dissatisfaction began to erupt within the enchanter.

   "Why did someone want to leave again?"

  Sigmons frowned at the report handed over by his subordinates.

   "This time there are a total of seven people, all of whom expressed that they can't bear the pressure of work, and now they don't have enough time to meditate every day to recover their lost mental power, and they also said..."

  The man paused here, as if hesitating if he should tell him what to say next.

   "Let me guess, how can an ordinary person call a mage like this?"

  Sigmons said this, and then waved his hand to indicate that he didn't care about this.

   The man nodded and said:

"They said that no matter where they were hired, they had never been treated as a tool like this. Even the major nobles in the city of thorns hired them, and they were usually polite. It's a bit of a treat for you to treat them like this. Very disrespectful to their identities."

   In this regard, Sigmons just sneered and said:

   "Other employers won't pay them three times the market price no matter how polite they are, and also allow them to take away the blueprint of this magic seal rune as a reward... It's impossible for them to take all the benefits."

   "Then how to deal with this matter, do you really want a few of them to leave like this?"

   asked immediately.

  Sigmons carefully looked at the document report in his hand and shook his head:

"No, if you let them go like this, at least two work lines will be shut down immediately. The numerology constellation is the Warriors and the Poets. There are only a few enchanters. In addition, the thieves process of Line 1 is in charge of Geers. The one with the lowest turnover rate, if he leaves, the progress of the entire No. 1 line will slow down."

  Sigmons said, stood up, picked up his coat from the hanger beside him, and put it on:

   "I'll go talk to them. I really can't see if some conditions can be added, but the current progress of the work must be maintained."

   However, when Sigmons arrived at the enchanting factory, he found that the entire factory was completely shut down, all four enchanting lines were extinguished, and even the smelting furnace at the door was closed.

  Those enchanters gathered in the middle of the hall as if they were discussing something.

   Seeing this, Sigmons felt that fire burst out all of a sudden.

   Having read the report that the efficiency has been declining in recent days has made him a little impatient, but now he has even shut down the entire factory without authorization. What are these enchanters trying to do?

   He walked quickly to the crowd, coughed heavily, and then asked:

   "Who told you to stop work without authorization?"

  The crowd's discussion stopped immediately, and dozens of people all turned their attention to him.

  The eyes of dozens of magic casters pointed at him as if they were real.

   Even though these people did not use magic power, the mental pressure brought by him as a magic caster made Sigmons sweat slightly on his forehead.

   But this powerful pressure did not make him panic, in fact, he knew very well that these people did not dare to do anything to themselves.

   After all, the presiding judge gave him the control of three [Netherworld Knights].

   As long as he issues an order, the three legendary level summons will act according to his will. And this is also the biggest reliance that he has been able to control here steadily and make those arrogant magic casters willing to calm down and listen to what he has to say.

  Sigmons saw that after he finished asking the question, he saw that no one in the enchanter was making a sound, so he raised the volume and asked another side.

   "Who made you stop work without authorization?!"

   Their eyes turned to the center of the crowd, and a voice familiar to Sigmons came from there.

   "I told them to stop work first."

   As this voice sounded, the crowd in front of him consciously gave way, standing in the middle of the crowd and walked out with the man.

   is the Lord Judge.

   The gazes of dozens of magic casters earlier only made Sigmons sweat slightly on his forehead, but the moment he heard the voice, he felt that his back was completely soaked with sweat.

  Why did Lord Judge suddenly come back?

   And he didn't come to him first, but to the enchanting factory first.

   Lord Judge also asked them to stop work directly? Does he also feel that his approach is a bit out of bounds?

   Uneasy thoughts began to grow in his mind.

   Standing next to the presiding judge, the enchanter drawn from the Mage Hall of the Rose Palace seemed to be chatting with the presiding judge. After seeing Sigmons, the man immediately pointed at him and said:

   "My lord, it's his order."

   "It's just that he doesn't care about the value of your rune at all, let's deal with the sacred work of enchanting like a mason..."

   The man said something after that, but Sigmons only felt that the buzzing in his ears didn't catch him at all. Just watching the presiding judge walked over to him step by step with a serious face while listening to the man's words.

   "Lord Judge, I can explain..."

  Sigmons felt his throat dry, he swallowed and said with difficulty.

   But the presiding judge ignored his words and said to him directly:

   "Do you know where the problem is now?"

  Sigmons felt his whole body froze in place, unable to speak after summoning up his courage several times.

   The presiding judge put one hand on his shoulder, then took him to the line of the enchanting table and said:

   "The connection between these processes is too rough, and there are still a lot of links that can be optimized."

   (end of this chapter)

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