As the construction of the walls continued to rise, reaching seven or eight meters, transporting these giant stones became increasingly difficult.
Even relying on brute force to move them proved both time-consuming and labor-intensive.
Instead, it’s better to create labor tools that improve efficiency.
Ehrelo looked at Lynn, full of questions, and asked, "Master Lynn, what is a pulley mechanism?"
Lynn didn’t speak.
In his mind, there were only memories related to some wheels and pulleys.
A fixed pulley doesn’t save effort but can change the direction of force.
A moving pulley can save effort but cannot change the direction of force.
Then there is the pulley group...
However, it doesn’t matter.
He may not remember those memories, but Heavenly Artifacts does.
Lynn picked up an Iron Hammer placed beside him and instructed an apprentice to bring out a glowing red piece of high-quality iron.
Clang!
Clang clang!
Clang clang clang!
The hammering collisions between the Iron Hammer and the iron block produced a crisp sound, echoing throughout the Blacksmith Shop.
Sparks burst out from the point of impact, scattering everywhere.
Knowledge about pulley production surged continuously into Lynn’s mind and swiftly integrated.
A short moment later.
The complete set of knowledge regarding pulley production had perfectly integrated with Lynn.
Lynn looked at Ehrelo and explained.
"The most important part of a pulley mechanism is the pulley wheel and the pulley axle..."
Seeing Ehrelo’s face full of confusion, Lynn showed no emotional change.
A pulley mechanism is not something of this era.
Ehrelo’s lack of understanding is quite normal.
Immediately, Lynn picked up a piece of charcoal and began sketching on the nearby wooden wall.
Watching Master Lynn’s arm move back and forth, the outlines gradually emerged on the wall.
Ehrelo’s eyes inadvertently widened.
A black outline appeared in Ehrelo’s eyes.
Evidently, to make it easier for himself to understand the pulley mechanism, Master Lynn had deconstructed it.
A metal pulley with grooves, running through the pulley is an iron axle, with brackets fixing both the pulley and the axle.
And the critical part that connects the heavy object to the pulley and transmits force—the iron chain.
It seems simple and easy to comprehend, but Ehrelo knew that forging a pulley mechanism is not easy.
After explaining in detail the key points of pulley mechanism production, Lynn stared directly at Ehrelo.
"I need a pulley mechanism that can lift ten thousand pounds of giant stones, needing just three thousand pounds of pull!"
"I need ten of these pulley mechanisms and I’m giving you three days."
With such detailed blueprints, if Ehrelo still doesn’t know how to produce them, Lynn might consider finding another person to manage the Blacksmith Shop.
Ehrelo said nothing but squinted at the drawing on the wall.
As a villager in Master Lynn’s territory, Ehrelo certainly knew what these were for.
They were naturally for building the walls at the mountain forest pass!
A short moment later.
Ehrelo withdrew his gaze, looked at Lynn, and said in a deep voice.
"No problem, Master Lynn, but... I need you to provide me with more manpower!"
"Of course," Lynn nodded and said, "I’ll provide you with thirty more people; you handle how to use them yourself."
The work of Forging the Round Shields naturally cannot be halted.
This is linked to the entire territory’s military strength!
Ehrelo’s face relaxed a bit, and he glanced at the apprentices next to him.
Ehrelo shouted loudly, "Everyone, we have a new task..."
After Ehrelo’s speech, a dozen blacksmith apprentices began to work.
Lynn looked at Red, who nodded knowingly and left the Blacksmith Shop.