Lynn scanned his thoughts.
Producing ten qualified longbows a day is already an efficient output.
Jose continued speaking.
"The two hundred people you’ve just dispatched, sir, are under my leadership to produce crossbows."
"However, the production process of crossbows is too intricate and clever. To enter mass production, more ti is needed..."
Jose seed to have rembered when Lynn inquired several other foren.
He quickly added, "But don’t worry, sir."
"In a month at most, I’ll be able to teach them hands-on how to start producing crossbows."
Lynn nodded, "Very good."
Whether it’s standard longbows or [Zhuge Crossbows], he needs the bow and arrow workshop to carry out production.
And must be assembled into the hands of the soldiers.
The standard longbow has a long range, with an effective range of over two hundred ters.
Fast shooting speed, an experienced archer can shoot six to ten arrows per minute.
Strong penetration, the triangular armor-piercing arrow launched by the standard longbow can even penetrate most armor, leather armor, cloth armor, and armor, etc.
Low cost and easy production; the production materials for the standard longbow are relatively easy to obtain.
On the premise of having production technology, only wood and hemp ropes, etc., are needed for mass production.
As for the [Zhuge Crossbow], the range is dium to close, but its ability to fire consecutively is strong, and it can continuously fire multiple arrows.
It can empty the arrows in the arrow quiver in a short ti, forming dense firepower output.
High accuracy, with the crossbow’s small size, soldiers can easily control the direction of the arrows launched, improving hit rate.
Easy to carry, whether cavalry or infantry, they all can carry and use them.
The combination of both, before the two armies engage closely, is enough to deliver devastating blows to the enemy forces, significantly weakening enemy power!
However.
Just as Jose said,
[Zhuge Crossbow] is not easy to produce.
To achieve mass production, more ti should be given to him.
After asking Jose, Lynn turned his gaze to Colin.
Colin stood up calmly and steadily and bent over to explain.
"Sir, currently I hold the position of foreman for both the woodworker workshop and the shipyard."
"Excluding the production of furniture and tools needed for the territory, the woodworker workshop is fully engaged in the production of large-scale equipnt."
"During this period, fifty winch Wolf Fang Clubs have been made and installed on the city walls and Weng City."
"Two gates’ Sen Knife Cars have also been completed according to the gate dinsions."
"Now the woodworker workshop’s focus is on crossbow cannons and catapults."
"Five catapults have been produced, and four crossbow cannons."
Listening to Colin’s orderly explanation, Lynn nodded.
Colin continued: "And then the shipyard."
"By mid-June, the second small ship, Noel Ship, can undergo sea trials."
"If there are no accidents, it can be put into transportation use."
Lynn nodded again.
Whether it’s the woodworker workshop or the shipyard, as long as Colin is present.
He need not worry about production progress.
Lynn couldn’t help but praise, "Very good."
"However, waiting for Avery to complete the construction of two outpost fortresses outside the territory."
"I’ll have him build an outer city."
"Hence, more Wolf Fang Clubs, catapults, and crossbow cannons are needed."
"The woodworker workshop needs to speed up progress!"
Colin bent over and nodded, "I understand, sir."
Lynn’s gaze shifted from Colin and swept across the people sitting at the dining table.
After so inquiries.
Lynn collected the military might of the territory and the current production progress in the workshop entirely in his mind.
Confirming there are no omissions.
Lynn said, "Today’s banquet eting shall end here."
"You may leave and rest."
Upon receiving Lynn’s instructions, everyone rose from their seats, respectfully addressing Lynn.
"Thank you for your hospitality, sir."
"Then we shall take our leave."
"Sir, rest early..."
Lynn nodded, likewise rising from the main seat at the dining table, looking at Rose and Wesley.
"You two stay a mont."
Rose and Wesley did not hesitate to respond, "Yes, sir."
Lynn stepped toward the outdoor balcony of the reception hall.
Rose and Wesley followed closely behind.
After Red opened the balcony door, Lynn strode out.
Instantly, a comfortable night wind blew from afar.
Blowing Lynn’s black hair and the robes he wore.
Perhaps because of the distant location in the reception hall, where oil lamps and candles are burning, the air is not very ventilated.
Upon reaching the balcony, standing beside the stone railing, with both hands bracing on it.
Lynn felt a lot more comfortable and smooth in breathing.
Rose, Wesley, and Red following Lynn felt the sa.
The expression shook, and they involuntarily took a few extra breaths.
Lynn’s gaze looked at the Lord’s Square in the distance.
There, a built bonfire was burning fiercely.
Wisp after wisp of fire sparks and smoke spiraled upward into the sky in the night wind.
Fire sparks ultimately disappeared.
Around the bonfire were the townsn sitting or standing and a group of children playing.
Lynn, back to Rose and Wesley, said.
"I want to launch an attack on the Frank Manor; what are your thoughts?"
Rose and Wesley exchanged a glance, hesitated to speak.
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