Of course, Ves wasn't in a hurry to expand the scope of this design project. He first wanted to complete a base model before he could think about developing alternative parts and additional variants.
For now, Ves wanted to make the Tutor Project look good no matter how much it changed its proportions.
The overall result of his efforts was designing a training mech that looked like it fit a lot better on the battlefield than other training mechs.
There was nothing soft or safe about its external appearance. Ves had adopted the meaning of war as the central motif and theme of his training mech. His decision encapsulated his hope and ambition that his new training mech would become the best possible training tool for mech cadets!
"Once the mech cadets get a chance of piloting this product, they will never want to go back to piloting the training mechs designed by the competition!"
Ves also knew that as long as the Tutor Project turned into a success, he would have to revisit the Chiron design and update it so that it provided even more effective training solutions!
After all, the Tutor Project was merely a commercial mech model that was meant to generate revenue for the Larkinson Clan.
The Chiron on the other hand would always be the premier training mech exclusively available to his clansmen!
Ves already had an idea to give his Chiron model a decisive advantage over the Tutor Project, but that could wait until later.
"First, I need to transform my current training mech from a decent product to a great product."
Now that Ves and his fellow Journeymen pretty much completed the physical design of the Tutor Project, he was ready to tackle the more complicated and crucial spiritual design elements.
He had spent months theorizing and researching his options for this task. After considering numerous different alternatives, he settled upon an approach that he felt confident about.
Ves called it the Mental Simulation Training System.
This was his name for the theoretical model of the Tutor Project's defining training feature. He initially wanted to use the word 'Spiritual' or 'Metaphysical' to describe the revolutionary new simulation training system, but Ves eventually settled for a more innocuous choice in order to generate less doubts and confusion.
"Aside from being an elaborate attempt to pull both the mech pilot as well as the living mech into a spiritual combat simulation environment, the MSTS also aimed to stimulate their potential and spiritual development as effectively as possible!
According to his plans, the MSTS was supposed to accomplish this by exploiting the advantages of three different design spirits.
"The Quint is the expert on mech pilots. There is no 'design spirit' in my collection that understands mech pilots and piloting skills better than this masterwork mech!"
This was not enough, though. The Quint might understand mech pilots, but it did not possess a sufficient understanding of mechs to simulate their performance in spiritual battle scenarios.
"Vulcan is the perfect complement to the Quint!" Ves grinned. "My incarnation not only has access to everything I know about mechs, but also receives the spiritual feedback of a growing number of craftsmen and mech designers! He is by far the design spirit that is most adept in technology!"
After all, Ves created Vulcan to be the supposed God of Dwarfs, Mechs and Craftsmanship. It would be a joke if his spiritual self was incapable of simulating the performance of different mechs!
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Though Ves already thought that using a combination of Quint and Vulcan was sufficient to design his ambitious Mental Simulation Training System, he suddenly realized that it was missing a major element.
"One of the most persistent complaints of conventional simulation systems is that mech pilots are unable to get too invested in the virtual battles. They all know that the scenarios are fake and that their experiences will never threaten their lives. Due to this, it is extremely difficult to raise their mental resilience and their preparedness for actual battles."
What if this was no longer the case?
What if the Tutor Project could simulate the experience of fighting life-and-death battles to a much more realistic degree?
The mech cadets and mech pilots that would get pulled into these spiritual simulations would definitely get exposed to an unprecedented level of stimulation! The chances of individuals activating their spiritual potential outside of the battlefield were much greater as a result!
Only the most hellish training programs that often produced casualties and crippled mech pilots could produce similar results!
Ves grinned wider as he thought of the right design spirit to add a bit of extra oomph to his Mental Simulation Training System.
"Only Helena can induce the threat of death in the hearts of people!"
He suddenly felt a finger poking against his back. He turned around to discover that a floating lady in gray had appeared behind his back.
The lovely glowing flower in her hair made her look adorable, but looks were deceiving. The cute black flower had already reaped the lives of millions of people!