Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia Auto-translated

ran to slap the newly arrived woman on the butt, but for some reason, he slapped Gion instead.

Gion receives an injury to the rear.

- Long is an understatement, and it's not even certain that he's reached the halfway point... But if you still have the energy, I'd like to discuss something with you," the girl glanced around to make sure there weren't any other people nearby, any customers...

- Wonderful! Amazing! Considering the size of the table, this is already very impressive! You can rotate it or toss it in the air, see for yourself. Or you can put chairs or some barrels on top...

Beata checks to see if any materials remain after the stage construction. If there are a couple of logs left, they could be used to make some good weights.

- So, kid. From our conversation, I understand that Beata has no plans for you, and she has given you the promised reward. So either you go about your business in peace, or, if you want to watch the rehearsal, you sit in the very back row, fold your hands, and sit quietly, because something tells me that if you gape during rehearsals, something will fly into your mouth," he said with a mysterious smile.

- We'll be done in a couple of days," the priestess nods. - That's it, really. It seems like everything else is finished.

Sanexa Rimm didn't answer anything; instead, she hugged the living dead tightly.

Got it, boss!
Laikos flips the table, but underestimates his strength – the furniture rises into the air and falls on Creon, knocking the ascetic off his feet.

Now I'll have to scrub my hand for a week after your skinny ass, and you're telling stories...

- Understood, boss!
Laikos throws the table, but underestimates his strength - the furniture rises into the air and falls on Creon, knocking the ascetic off his feet.

Everything is left as it should be.

- Now I'll have to scrub my hand for a week after your skinny ass, and you're telling stories...

—Oh, look, there’s a sign for Melancholy Street. I think we’re almost there.

And so, having noticed this, she immediately rushed to help the man get rid of the burden that had fallen upon him, so that Guyon could immediately provide the necessary assistance to the potential patient.

Beata and Guyon run up to Creon, and Guyon immediately examines the injured man.

—...Well, Minako-chan, I’ve basically told you everything for today, so if you want, you can go home, or if you want, you can study what’s what here. This is now your Sanctuary too.

—I don’t really want to do this, but it would be irresponsible to neglect it, —her hand rests on the cherry katana. —It’s been a while since I last used it. Today is the last chance to shake off the rust... —taking out a yellow mamori made a couple of days ago from her bag, she puts it in her pocket. —There’s a spot over there that’s not visible from the outside. You can help me practice, although with such a difference in skill, it’s pointless. Or I can do it myself.

study the whole sword and go home

A quick examination shows that the ascetic's life is not in danger, but with a broken hip, he will hardly make it to the hospital on his own.

And indeed – soon the couple finds themselves at house number 666 on Melancholy Street. After overcoming the butler, they find themselves at a meeting with the maiden of the sword.

A quick examination shows that the ascetic's life is not in danger, but with a broken hip, he is unlikely to reach the hospital on his own.

Guion helps Creon get up and drags him to the hospital.

No one other than the two of them was present at the moment.
- There isn't much work right now, let's discuss it.

The task is to create a means of long-distance communication between any regions of the empire based on "control clocks" similar to those used in the MLA. Yes, that relatively recent conversation was exactly with this thought in mind, and the implementation seemed possible to me at first glance: linking a clock to a flying vehicle should be no more difficult than linking a device that transmits letters via threads and a device that receives and displays them.

Thus, the ultimate goal is to create an integrated system that allows important information to be sent to cities of the empire at any distance from the sender almost instantaneously (compared to the speed of messengers, pigeons, mail trains, airships, etc.), which could become an incredible strategic advantage during war, and during peace, allow regions to feel more like part of a unified whole by receiving news, dispatches... Moreover, this system could be open for civilian use during downtime from state tasks.

The design is envisioned as follows:


Tower height: as I understand it, the invisible threads connecting the sapphires do not react much to small obstacles, such as passing people or a few cobblestones, but will the same be true for large terrain features? For many trees in a forest? I haven't had the opportunity to check this. If so, the height of each tower should be selected individually depending on these features, as well as taking into account the curvature of the surface of Anuzish. If the threads are completely all-penetrating, then there is no point in the tower construction and all necessary devices can be placed in any convenient building at any height.

Tower devices:
1. Control Panel. Almost completely repeats the UAV control panel, but all components are designed to generate the longest possible threads {description of components, including that same maximum quality anchor-sapphire}. Interface: instead of a dial controlling the direction of movement, a dial with letters and a needle is needed; for convenience, it should be made larger, about 20 cm in diameter.
2. Receiver. Uses an external energy supply to receive threads and, according to them, display letters on the receiver's dial {description of construction}.
3. Transmitter. All tower transmitters are essentially control panels and receivers in one bottle, but without control and display elements, operating in passive mode, transmitting threads as far as possible on a universal frequency {description of construction}.
4. Receiver Blocker. If the signal is not intended for this tower but for another, the signal must still pass through it, but the first control signal of the threads will block the receiver {description of construction}.

Other:
1. All towers must be able to periodically retune the frequency according to some schedule so that no unauthorized persons connect (although I hope that for a while there will be no such problem).
2. In its minimal form, the tower requires the presence of an attendant, and the subsequent running of a messenger through the city upon receiving a message. Perhaps a short run, if the tower is located right next to the city hall... But in theory, smaller receiving-panels could be made, tuned to communicate with the tower, and worn directly on the wrist. I'm not sure if this is justified—everyone seems to have legs—but it's worth considering...

Questions:
1. In its current form, any message blocks the entire system, as everything works on one frequency for the sake of range. This meets the minimal goal, but for more, we should think about making all devices work on a large number of frequencies simultaneously (fortunately, this should be possible on one sapphire; only the frequency control wheels would need to be duplicated?)
2. Need to estimate the cost of the project in some pilot configuration (say, from Margel to the southeastern borders).
3. At the same time, I would be grateful for any other comments, criticism, and corrections.

Beata was lost in thought and led the group to rehearse towards the stage.