Linhardt's nose wrinkles up in agreement; doing unnecessary work is terrible.
"I'm glad that they're helpful. I want to see what happens when you put new components on the giant golem-ship." He also has no idea what a Gundam or mech is, so Linhardt is just forced to smush words together to convey his meaning. Then again, is that really any different from 'space ship'?
Unfortunately, Ellie describes missiles well enough that Linhardt's mind, on its own, is already considering how he could build such a thing with magic. The main problem would be getting enough energy into the projectile without setting it off, but if there was a sigil based key - or maybe something Crest based - ? It might work... another problem is activating it from so far away: he's used to magic working in one's immediate area and exploding a missile while he's still in the area sounds like a bad idea.
"I know that things can move without a person in them." Like the golems or the robots he's seen moving around here, "So if you had the information boxes communicate, you could still control the weapons you want without risking damage to the giant-person golem's systems?"
"Or perhaps take the weapons with you and find someone who is better at space ship maintenance and have them help?"
Linhardt doesn't know that is one of her specialties, so 'find an expert' is a valid suggestion from him.
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"I'm glad that they're helpful. I want to see what happens when you put new components on the giant golem-ship." He also has no idea what a Gundam or mech is, so Linhardt is just forced to smush words together to convey his meaning. Then again, is that really any different from 'space ship'?
Unfortunately, Ellie describes missiles well enough that Linhardt's mind, on its own, is already considering how he could build such a thing with magic. The main problem would be getting enough energy into the projectile without setting it off, but if there was a sigil based key - or maybe something Crest based - ? It might work... another problem is activating it from so far away: he's used to magic working in one's immediate area and exploding a missile while he's still in the area sounds like a bad idea.
"I know that things can move without a person in them." Like the golems or the robots he's seen moving around here, "So if you had the information boxes communicate, you could still control the weapons you want without risking damage to the giant-person golem's systems?"
"Or perhaps take the weapons with you and find someone who is better at space ship maintenance and have them help?"
Linhardt doesn't know that is one of her specialties, so 'find an expert' is a valid suggestion from him.