The Mech Touch novel Chapter 4928

Ves did not often make use of the System's Superpublish function.

He did not really want to take credit for work he didn't really do. He always lost a sense of ownership towards the designs he worked so hard to make over the course of many months.

Abusing the Superpublish function was a good way to grow lazy and overly dependent on external help. This was not conducive to the growth of a mech designer. People like Ves needed to figure out stuff by themselves and learn how to push through increasingly more difficult research problems.

He would rather squander his Superpublish opportunities or use them on his less important mech designs if that was what it took to preserve his integrity as a mech designer.

Perhaps many people would scold him or criticize him for wasting these chances, but Ves always stuck to his own ideas on how he should approach his work.

That said, he felt he was ready to make use of this powerful System feature.

There was no way he could ignore the rich benefits of a Superpublished mech.

When applied to a sufficiently complex and experimental design, the System's myriad of improved design solutions could teach many lessons to Ves and other participating mech designers!

By getting in touch with the refinements of their initially crude design work, they could skip years if not decades worth of trial and error!

This was one of the more decisive reasons why Ves and Gloriana managed to improve by leaps and bounds while they were still in their thirties.

Now, Ves saw another opportunity to advance his comprehensive understanding of mech design by at least half a generation.

He had previously applied the Superpublish function on the Crystal Lord, the Bright Warrior and the Amaranto designs.

He harvested progressively greater benefits after every use as his design ability and the sophistication of his work reached new heights.

This was because the value of Superpublishing a mech design grew at a geometric rate. The more Ves progressed his design philosophy, the more time and effort it took to make any subsequent improvements to his work.

There were many Master Mech Designers such as Moira Willix that completely set aside many priorities in order to chase after meaningful evolutions of their already impressive works. They did not hesitate to dedicate many decades of their lives to invent revolutionary new design applications!

Of course, the Superpublish function was not capable of conjuring original new innovations from nowhere.

What it actually did was turn existing design solutions into better versions of themselves!

"Instead of settling for a Version 1.0 of my latest invention, I can immediately skip to Version 2.0 or Version 3.0!"

Who didn't want to receive a later update of the same work?

Both the Dullahan Project and the Ghost Project contained several major innovations that he painstakingly worked on in the past several months.

The Dullahan Project currently contained two notable innovations.

The less important one was the Rainbow Shield. Based on leveraging the spiritual energies of a dozen or so different design spirits through prime leverage, Jannzi gained the ability to generate multiple different attributed energy shields.

This could become a potent defensive option once Jannzi's resonance strength grew stronger. She had already started to master increasingly more tricks after spending months practicing with Object 431.

Improving the Rainbow Shield was helpful in many ways, but what Ves truly cared about was the Blood Pact.

The Empowered Blood Sharing System that he devised after ingesting the Blood Cult Scarlet Oak Tree Growth Manual enlightenment fruit.

He became so inspired by the endless power and possibilities of blood that he combined what he learned with his existing expertise to come up with the novel concept of a Blood Pact!

He originally planned to design the Blood Knight Project first in order to test all of his theories and assumptions related to the Blood Pact in reality.

His plan couldn't keep up with the changes. By rushing the Dullahan Project and the Ghost Project above everything else, he had no time to fool around with the Blood Knight Project anymore.

This left him in a rather precarious situation. The concept of blurring the line between mech and mech pilot even further by making them circulate the same blood throughout their bodies sounded absolutely insane!

In fact, his other design partners such as his wife forced him to design the Dullahan Project in a manner where he could easily remove the parts related to the Empowered Blood Sharing System!

Ves had a lot of faith in this hybrid tech, though. He believed in his theoretical framework and strongly believed that the invention of the Blood Pact was a boon to highly dedicated mech pilots such as Venerable Jannzi!

So far, Ves had only been able to test the safety of the EBSS by conducting small-scale tests where he hooked up the bodies of different test animals to fake mechs.

His initial experiments admittedly produced a lot of fatalities, but Ves already expected that this would happen.

It took weeks for him to refine the application of his EBSS in his spare time. The more he iterated on his work, the greater the chance his test animals survived the risky process.

He eventually managed to work out many of the kinks. The latest version of the EBSS was still rough, but he believed that it would not kill a strong and healthy mech pilot such as Venerable Jannzi even if it did not live up to its promises.

However, this did not change the fact that he was essentially subjecting one of his strongest combat assets to a dubious and highly unethical human experiment!

"If I use this chance on the Dullahan Project, I can remove much of the risk of producing a crippling or fatal outcome."

He felt rather mixed about that. It felt like a cop-out. Innovations were supposed to be associated with risks and dangers. How could he retain his full enthusiasm if the stakes weren't so high anymore?

Of course, Ves did not forget that he had an obligation to do right by the mech pilots he served.

It was already highly irresponsible for him to include an untested biotech system such as the EBSS in the Dullahan Project in the first place.

The least he could do was to use any means at his disposal to minimize the risks to her life and career!

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