In fact, there is another point that Alfie did not say, although Dobby's style of remote viewing etiquette, he was sure that it was not from Dobby's own hands, at most it was made by the Imperial Military Department according to Dobby's "revised" drawings. Because compared to every ship in the Armada, there is one most crucial thing missing in the long-range viewing ritual - mechanical divine power!

As early as when he first boarded the Thunder, Alfie was keenly aware of the extremely faint mechanical power in the Thunder. This mechanical power was not attached to the Thunder Horn later, but had been condensed in every part of the Thunder Horn during the construction process, which was equivalent to the innate nature of the Thunder Horn.

The reason for this strange situation is that Alfie believes that someone is constantly infusing it with mechanical divine power while building the Thundering Trumpet.

In order to confirm his suspicions, Alfie found an excuse to use mechanical divine power to manipulate remote viewing etiquette, and by the way, he used mechanical divine power to perform a full body physical examination on Thundering, and finally came to a conclusion that made him laugh.

The mechanical divine power that exists in the Thundering is to prevent the Thundering from completely collapsing, because every part of the Thundering cannot actually reach the strength of building such a powerful warship, and the mechanical divine power that is injected is to strengthen each part and make it meet the requirements. In other words, if you find a way to drain these mechanical powers, then the Thunder Horn will immediately become like paper paste, and it can be easily destroyed!

Later, during the celebration review, Alfie saw more warships, and after his inspection, he found that these warships, without exception, all relied on mechanical divine power as a "glue" to drive normally, but unfortunately the power was greatly reduced, and it was really in vain to blind such a good design drawing.

At that time, Alfie had a little suspicion, but the situation at the celebration was dizzying, and Alfie did not have time to think about it, but it was due to Augusta's lack of mechanical engineering technology when Augusta provided the drawings, so he gave such a quick solution.

As for where the mechanical divine power came from, Alfie had not considered it at all, Augusta could almost be regarded as the spokesperson of the mechanical god in the continent of Eliat, and it was easy to find a way to attract a little mechanical divine power. After all, according to Alfie's estimates, the mechanical divine power used in the entire Armada was less than one-tenth of what he attracted by using the mechanical hymn at one time, and such a little mechanical divine power even only needed a divine power storage device to meet the requirements.

It was only now, after Sebastian admitted that Dobby had participated in the construction of the Armadada, that Alfie realized that in fact, Augusta was so kind, and the Armada blueprints that the Empire paid a huge price for were simply "dragon slaying techniques" with no practical value for them. With their technical level, it is simply impossible to build even the simplest, smallest and incapable lifeboats in the Armada, and even more so for those large ships, because the strength of the parts is not up to par at all!

Of course, with Augusta's ability, a 100% perfect armada can be created without the use of mechanical divine power, but for the Imperial Military Department, without the reinforcement of mechanical divine power, even if these ships can be forcibly manufactured, as soon as they are out of the water, they will be completely exposed, and a huge wave will immediately crumble into slag.

Alfie believed that Sebastin's abilities would definitely have found out about the problem in the first place, otherwise he would not have sought Dobby's help. As for how Sebastian found Dobby, an impostor, Alfie also has a guess, and I'm afraid that the daimyo of Ingnier's lab helped him.

Alfie believed that it was no secret that Augusta was born in the Ingniel Lab in the intelligence of the major powers, and that it was only natural for Sebastian to come to the Armada puzzle when he wanted to solve the problem. After the cataclysm upended the entire Duchy of Bavaria, Augusta was nowhere to be found, and the surviving Ingnier laboratory was arguably Sebastian's last hope.

Alfie even maliciously speculated that Dobby's absolutely disgraceful impersonation of an identity such as one of Augusta's apprentices, coupled with the fragment of the mechanical chapter in his hand, deceived Sebastian's trust. But none of this has anything to do with him, neither of them is Alfie's dish, and he wishes they were dog-eat-dog.

As early as the first meeting between Ingniel Labs and Dobby, Alfie was aware that Dobby was used to mixing some mechanical powers into the mechanical creations he made, probably out of lack of confidence in his mechanical engineering skills. This was not a difficult task for Dobby, who was in his hands on the fragments of the Chapter of the Mechanics, so much so that it gradually became a habit for him.

Alfie is also a genius in mechanical engineering, and he knows that the danger of developing this habit is that due to the super effect of mechanical divine power, it will make the mechanical creation mixed with mechanical divine power exert unexpected super effects, which will give the maker an illusion that these are his own abilities, but they are actually the effect of mechanical divine power.

In the long run, this will definitely become an obstacle to the continued progress of the master of mechanical engineering, to put it bluntly, after Ophelas got the bright moon and the grace, it is a reason that the strength has been stagnant, and the real strength of itself has been concealed by too powerful treasures. It's just that Dobby thinks it's all his own, and he can't extricate himself from it, while Ophelas realizes in time that the bright moon has become a shackle to prevent him from getting closer, and gives up in time.

It was because Dobby relied too much on the fragments of the Chapter of the Machine that he stole control of Ingneil's lab and obtained a large number of blueprints left behind by Augusta, and for fifteen years his achievements in mechanical engineering were stagnant, to the point that even up-and-comers like Alfie looked down upon.

After Sebastian confessed to the construction of the Armada and received Dobby's assistance in the process of building the Armadada, Alfie naturally deduced all of this, before he only vaguely felt that the relationship between Dobby and Camp Calus was not as simple as it seemed, but there was not enough information at hand, and various accidents were endless, so that he did not put too much energy into this matter.

Now Sebastian took the initiative to mention this matter, which is equivalent to giving Alfie a clue to string all the details together, and with Alfie's ability, it is not difficult to come to such a conclusion.

The only thing that made Alfie a little depressed was that, unlike Master Madison, Sebastian didn't seem surprised that he had come to such a conclusion, which greatly diminished Alfie's sense of joy at seeing through everything.

What made Alfie even more upset was that Master Madison had already made it clear before that Sebastian deliberately revealed this information to him, in fact, he was using him!