Shatei Kyokufuri Yumi-Ojisan

After Data.37 Uncle Bow, my skyship!

"It's so elegant that I don't think it's my boat...!"

The name of the Royal Family is true!

It's like the king of the fantasy world was on board.

But this is definitely my ship that I bought the parts and assembled with my hands...!

Let's check each section now!

First is the biggest and most important body in the skyship.

Here we have the "Royal Body".

◆ Royal body

Site: Body Durability: 3000 Weight: 1000

Looking only at this part, it looks like a ship, but a "Royal Wing" is installed on the left and right side of the body, and a "Royal Balloon" is floating on the top of the ship where the sail is originally located.

◆ Royal Wings

Site: Wing Durability: 400 Weight: 100 Control: 400

◆ Royal Balloon

Site: Balloon Durability: 300 Acceleration: -500 Buoyancy: 2500

The balloon is an ellipse close to a rugby ball and its total length is one turn smaller than the body, but it is nevertheless a fairly large piece.

The body is connected by four wires.This wire seems quite sturdy.

The wings also look sturdy because they are made of shiny gold metal, but due to the role of wings, they are made fairly thin, so when a great force is applied, they are likely to crack.

Conversely, if it's a small amount of damage, I think it will be enough to scratch the surface.

Next, a large propeller, the Royal Big Propeller, was installed on the stern of the ship, and a total of four small propellers, the Royal Propeller, were installed on the wings, two on the left and two on the right.

Compared to other parts, it is a small part, but it is really royal that it is decorated with elaborate decoration.

◆ Royal big propellers;

Site: Propeller Durability: 500 Weight: 30 Acceleration: 300 Consumption (per minute): 10

◆ Royal Propeller

Site: Propeller Durability: 250 Weight: 10 Acceleration: 100 Consumption (per minute): 3

This "consumption (per minute)" literally means that only that amount of fuel is consumed every minute.

My ship floats with the power of a balloon, so it won't consume fuel if it stays there.

However, if you are going somewhere, you will consume 22 pieces of fuel by totaling five propellers every minute.

It's this' Royal Engine 'that stores so much fuel!

◆ Royal Engine

Site: Engine Durability: 800 Fuel: 4500 Weight: 500

Shape... close to the engine of a car a long time ago?

Quite sturdy and quite heavy. I can accumulate a lot of fuel for that.

In fact, it takes more than three hours to run out of 4500 fuel at a consumption of 22 per minute.

Unfortunately, however, propellers are not the only ones that consume fuel.

Another fuel-eating part... a weapon!

I have two Royal Cannons on board.

◆ Royal Cannon

Site: Weapon Durability: 300 Weight: 50 Power: 200 Consumption (single shot): 20

It looks like a wheeled cannon on a pirate ship.

After reading the description, it appears that the shelling can be switched between manual and automatic.

But this method of fuel consumption is single-shot...In other words, each shot consumes a numerical amount of fuel.

If you let a fool shoot you automatically, you could eat fuel without knowing it.

Well, we're going to need to verify how often we shoot and what hit rate it is.

Now, because I don't know Theory, I tried to arrange it in a series without difficulty, but it was a pretty good decision, wasn't it?

You can fly numerically without loading extra parts...

Oops, speaking of which, I only adopted one part that wasn't part of the series.

It is installed on the bow, that is, the front part of the ship.

The category is Weapon, and its name is… 'Artemis'!

A statue of the Goddess with a bow and arrow is stuck to the tip of the ship!

I told you this part is not the Royal Series, but the atmosphere is very good and the overall gorgeousness of the ship is increasing.

And above all... cool! I feel like a special ship just with this!

It's also good to have a bow and arrow.It's the same as my weapon, so it makes me feel like my ship!

The method of acquisition was also very fateful.

Originally, Artemis' Bow Statue is a part of money that requires certain items.

However, there was a special specification that the higher the player's [Archery] rank, the fewer things were required when purchasing.

In my case, Archery grew up quite a bit, so I was able to buy this part with only money.

Incidentally, there were other parts that were easy to buy with Swordsmanship , Spear Magic , magical skills, etc., so it doesn't mean that only bow users are being used.

However, the "Artemis Bow Statue" itself performs quite well.

I'm sure the other parts also have that special performance, but I think there are a few parts of the same level as the Artemis Bow Statue, which makes me worried.

This part... has that much status.

◆ Artemis bow image

Site: Weapon Durability: 700 Weight: 350

Power: 5000 Consumption (single shot): 1000 Cool Time: 10 minutes

The Power 5000 can shatter the "Royal Body" in one shot...

The consumption is 1,000 in one shot, and if I shoot it four times, it's already a fuel cutlet...

Since it is a stone statue, it is natural that its durability and weight are high, and there is also cool time....

I can't shoot much because of the fuel, but I've put more restrictions on it.

Well, considering the power, I can only say it's reasonable...

However, even the operation has been running NSO for quite a long time, and I don't feel like implementing parts that simply break down with high thermal power.

I'm sure there are weaknesses that you can't tell by just looking at the numbers.

Now is the time to go to the sky to see it!

My ship should be flyable.

◆ Empty ship status

Ship Name:

Total fuel: 4500 Total weight: 2220

Total buoyancy: 2500 Total acceleration: 200

Total Control: 700 Fuel Consumption: 22 per minute

The total buoyancy exceeds the total weight, so this ship can fly in the air.

And since the total acceleration is also low, we should be able to move forward.

The name of the ship can be set freely by the player, but it won't affect the flight unless you decide otherwise.

But it's also true that it doesn't tighten when it's empty...