It was true that this metal-ball alien's ability to transform the shapes of metals at a very fast speed left a deep impression on Gawain. At the start, he was indeed also amazed by this fellow's high efficiency when he was processing the spare metal parts. However, he quickly realized that compared to such speed, his precision was probably an even greater wealth.
Speed was nothing — Gawain was very much aware of this. Although Nicholas Egg's processing speed could scare everyone present here out of their wits, Gawain was very clear that under the model of true industrial mass production, it was meaningless no matter how astonishing an individual's speed was. Was completing a hundred spare parts in a few minutes very fast? Sure, it was faster than a blacksmith's hammer, but just by casually arranging several production lines from the industrial times, this speed would instantly be wholly defeated by those machines!
