Analysis

Having enthusiastically rolled up my sleeves in front of Quodennets, I quickly reconsidered and rolled them back down. I needed to learn about the existing research first.

Fortunately, most of the research materials written in the incomprehensible language of the Rus Kingdom had been translated into Japanese. Apparently, they had been diligently working on the translations ever since signing the contract to invite Hiyori and Wandmaker 0933.

They had made excellent use of the more than two years between my resurrection and my arrival in Rus.

Thank goodness, thank goodness. Just imagining having the researchers explain everything to me orally made me feel as though my stomach would crawl out through my mouth.

Research materials written in a language I could understand were an absolute blessing.

I had a chair placed in a gap between the bookshelves in the cathedral's underground laboratory, then immediately began piling up documents and devouring them one after another.

Although a fair amount of suspicious wording that seemed to be the result of translation errors was mixed in, I could decipher everything without difficulty by inferring the meaning from the surrounding context.

They had translated more than ninety years' worth of research results for my sake and were letting me read them practically for free. It would have been wrong of me to nitpick over the details.

Quodennets is a magic-metal structure forty-one meters long, excluding the core. Its total estimated weight is eight hundred tons, with some variation from day to day.

The black magic metal covering its surface is transformed copper, called Queen Copper...