The Hero Who Troubles the Heroes

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January 1, 1922 of the divine calendar came so quietly. It was a very cold day, and there was a thin layer of ice floating on the pool behind the Osmanthus City headquarters.

On this day, Charles signed the Southern Theater Command's order "Opening a Battlefield Behind Enemy? Accumulate the Enemy to Destroy the Enemy", and published a signed article titled "On New Technology and Information War under New Situation" in the theater's internal newspaper .

Henry, who had just taken the new order away, walked into the office excitedly, and said to Charles, "His Royal Highness, the first photos of 'Sky Eye' have come out."

"So soon?" Charles, who was reviewing last month's summary, asked in surprise, "Didn't you say it won't come out until 4 o'clock?"

Henry replied, "Those guys had a breakthrough the other day in improving their technology."

"It's really hard for them." Charles and Henry walked out of the office together, "You must give them a great credit."

After a few steps, Charles said to Henry again, "Are you going to remove the scar on your face?"

Henry said proudly: "This is my proof of washing away the shame, so I won't remove it."

Charles shrugged.

In the battle of "Eight Hundreds and One Hundred Thousands of Heroes", the guards led by Henry found the base where the murloc master who stabbed Elizabeth had been.

Henry and the others first washed the base with wind arrows and led the expert to the launching position.

Then, a large number of explosives without magical fluctuations in the firing position were detonated at the same time. As a result, the expert was naturally sensitive to danger. After opening the shield and burrowing into the ground, he escaped, but he was also seriously injured.

Then Henry and the others had a gang fight, and finally after Henry paid the price of being slashed in the left face and blinded in his left eye, the master was knocked out and caught back.

Charles took his share of the fountain of life to treat Henry, but he only healed his eyes, but left the scar on his face.

"It's a pity that we brought her back at the wrong time." Henry had an expression that men understood, "That little girl is quite good-looking."

There are talented people in the country, and no one thought that the person who seriously injured Elizabeth was actually a girl under twenty years old.

At first Charles thought she was a traveler with the aura of the protagonist. After some testing and calling Artoria to confirm overnight, he finally determined that the other party was a native born and raised in body and soul.

Henry was right, the murloc was tall and well-proportioned, with the beauty of perennial sports. But what about her appearance... At that time, Henry and the others beat her into a pig's head. It is estimated that even her mother could not recognize her, and Charles could not even see what she looked like.

"What do you regret?" Charles asked. "Do you want me to tell your wife what you said?"

"Don't!" Henry hurriedly stopped Charles, whose wife was one of Queen Victoria's bodyguards, "I'm sorry for your Highness, according to the regulations, as the commander of the battle, you can choose any spoils of war, including prisoners of war... "

It was Charles's kick that answered him.

Charles and the others soon came to the command room. Today, the walls of the command room were covered with pictures of about half a meter in length and width. A group of staff officers were studying the contents of the pictures with magnifying glasses.

At that time, when Charles learned that the Wright sisters had made a biplane on the way to Osmanthus City, he immediately thought of throwing it into the war.

Considering that the performance of the aircraft was still sloppy, Charles thought of using it as a reconnaissance aircraft, so he summoned Cardano, Daguerre, Vogelland, Sutton and Baker who invented the camera two years ago. A team of others.

The camera team arrived at noon on the day when Charles first arrived in Osmanthus City. After Charles introduced the significance of putting the camera in the sky, they expressed that they would cooperate with Charles' work, so Charles sent them and the Wright sisters to the airport in the north of the city. Research.

A few days ago, a biplane equipped with a special aerial camera specially developed by the camera team took a lap around Osmanthus City, and the final result was amazing.

Standing in front of the photo, Charles sighed that the photo technology developed by the camera team was good. Although he did not know what material it was made of, the clarity of the photo printed out was still acceptable.

He came to Chief of Staff Dixon and asked, "How about these pictures?"

Dixon, who was studying a photo of a base with a magnifying glass, nodded and said, "Very good, it helped us a lot."

Charles took the magnifying glass handed by Dixon and looked at the photo. The base had been attacked before, and half of it was in a mess, and people could still be seen cleaning up the ruins.

Then he said: "There's a lot of room for improvement, and it would be easier to use if you could stitch multiple photos together into one giant seamless photo."

"It's also a great help for mapping," says Dixon, "especially maps of unfamiliar areas."

For soldiers, an accurate map is undoubtedly the guarantee of victory, but drawing a map requires more complex technology, and requires professional talents and special equipment to carry out.

The detailed maps of various places are local secrets. The maps sold by the Adventurer's Guild and the various chambers of commerce are all simple maps that cannot accurately reflect the distance. They will only tell you which landmarks are in which places. Only military maps have scales.

The sea of ​​elf trees is okay. This land has been surveyed and mapped for so many years, but there is no way out of the elf's territory.

If you can help with aerial photos, it will undoubtedly greatly speed up the drawing speed of the map. Without considering the scale, the barely usable topographic map can be drawn with a snapshot of the photo.

Charles asked, "Should we invest in them in the name of The War Zone to speed up R&D?"

Dixon glanced at Charles and asked, "By 'them' do you mean the lads who made the cameras, or the two sisters who were with you?"

"Cameras don't fly by themselves," Charles said.

"Then you can find your Majesty the Queen to invest." Dixon said.

Although the southern theater has the power to independently purchase weapons and materials, such as the terrifying spiders and various canned food that Rurik Kingdom came to sell before, the budget amount is relatively small, and it is not appropriate to invest limited funds in technology research and development. .

Charles nodded and said, "Then I will fly twice in the next few days. I will go to Her Majesty the Queen with the photos. She should be interested. There is also the matter of adding a communicator to the army, this time I will also solve it together. "

Dixon looked at Charles and asked, "There shouldn't be a problem with the plane being dispatched so frequently, right?"

His worries are not unreasonable. The general staff has been working on statistical analysis of the van's failure situation. If the only aircraft at the moment breaks down and falls over the enemy-occupied area, it will be a big trouble.

"Don't worry~www.wuxiaspot.com~ Charles shrugged, "Even if the plane can't fly, its pilot can still carry the plane and fly back. "

Dixon was stunned for a moment, and then quickly said speechlessly: "Those dragons are really... Why are you still interested in planes even though they can fly."

Charles is also very speechless about this. In this world, the most enthusiastic about the research and development of aircraft is the group of giant dragons called "The Dragons that Make the Sky More Lively". They invented gliders and parachutes. from.

Talk about a dragon, and here comes the dragon.

Henry found Charles with an invitation and said, "His Royal Highness, the 'dragon group that makes the sky more lively' invites you to attend the award ceremony."

Charles was taken aback and asked, "What award is given to who?"

Henry said: "They said it was in recognition of His Royal Highness and the two Miss Wrights and other people who have made great contributions to the aviation industry, so they will give you a one-ton medal."

Charles blinked, thinking about how he should put such a big medal at home.