The correct way to open the elf

Chapter 249: Lack of a Good Tailor

However, telephones are a must. In future wars, Cattail City should basically be on the defensive. The communication and information transmission between various units and fortresses are extremely important. The key is that the telephones are wired, so there is no need to worry about interference.

When talking about telephones, we have to mention one thing, the switch.

The earliest telephone switches were operated by people, who relied on manpower to find the required interfaces and manually connect call lines.

The development of switches, the process of transition from manual to machine operation, has a story that must be told.

In the days of manual switches, a funeral home owner named Shi Duanqiao discovered that calls that were supposed to be made to his store were always transferred by the operator to another funeral home.

Later, after investigation, Shi Duanqiao found out that the local operator was the cousin of the owner of another funeral home.

He was very angry, but he had no choice because very few people who called the funeral home would specifically ask for a specific funeral home. After all, no one had the time to pay attention to such companies, so they just called the funeral home.

The operator did nothing wrong. The caller only asked to be connected to the funeral home but did not ask which funeral home it was, so he could connect to any one of them. This was allowed in his job, unless the customer specified a specific funeral home.

Shi Duanqiao was very angry about this, but he did not go looking for trouble with the operator. Instead, he decided to invent a switch that did not require manual operation, making the operator unemployed and solving the problem from the root.

As a result, Stumpf actually did it. He built the world's first mechanically controlled switch in his garage and invented the rotary dial telephone that is very common in film and television works.

The working principle of this switch is to dial one number at a time by rotating the dial, controlling the switch line to change position little by little, and finally connect to the telephone line that needs to be connected.

Uncle Sam's garage has always been magical, as this true story shows, because it happened in 1891.

Also, don't think of the telephone exchange as something too magical. In fact, it was invented in 1891 by a funeral home owner named Stumpf.

As for the subsequent rapid development of telephone exchanges, it was because the number of telephones on the earth was increasing.

What Cattail City needs to solve now is whether there is a problem or not.

Fortunately, the mechanical dwarfs and electromagnetic researchers of the Research Institute worked together and easily developed this inefficient switch, allowing Xiangpu City to skip the manual line plugging method and enter the dial-up era.

In the field of telephones, Cattail City can be said to have a catapulted start.

Feng Yu was very satisfied with this. As for automated switches like semiconductors, he had not dared to think about that.

He was chatting with a beautiful elf girl at the moment, and the amazing thing was that Nicole was watching them.

Don't get the wrong idea. This elf lady is the elf singer Nicole found for Feng Yu. She came here for an audition.

The appearance of the microphone and the speaker reminded Feng Yu of a classic scene, Shanghai at night.

"Cattail City, Cattail City, you are a city that never sleeps...(●｀●)"

Thinking of this, Feng Yu thought of cheongsam again, and then thought of cheongsam Luo Tianyi, and then his thoughts and saliva went out of control.

Looking at his own long-legged elf, Little Cabbage Nicole, Feng Yu silently wrote this matter down in the little notebook in his heart.

It was not until now that he suddenly realized that what he lacked most was not a sound engineer or a telephone and telegraph operator, but a skilled tailor who could turn the styles in his memory into reality.

As a senior, single, and promising young man, Feng Yu felt that he had the responsibility and obligation to present the Earth's culture in Green, such as clothing, especially special clothing.

If we simply bring the element of war to Grion, it would be a failure.

Frying, stir-frying, cooking and deep-frying have already taken root here, so how far can food, clothing, housing and transportation be? ! How far can the home culture be? How far can the moon-making... be?

What Feng Yu didn't know was that while he was still daydreaming here, a discussion about him was also taking place in the sky. The two parties in the discussion were the golden dragon Paul King and the wind mage Cromwell.

The dragons claimed to be the guardians of the Grein plane, and monitoring and eliminating creatures from other planes was the image they set for themselves. As for Feng Yu, anyone with a little knowledge could guess from various signs that he was not a native creature of the Grein continent at all.

Paul King believes that unstable factors like Feng Yu are likely to bring unpredictable changes to future plane wars.

In other words, Paul King believed that Feng Yu's existence should be eliminated.

This was not the golden dragon Paul's fault. In terms of strength, Feng Yu defeated his child Clark. As for long-range attacks, large-caliber demon-destroying bullets, and even ordinary bullets fired from demon hunting rifles and anti-aircraft guns could pose a threat to the dragon.

You know, those weapons are not operated by great magicians or mages. If those weapons require high-level magic units to operate, the dragons are not worried, after all, there are only so many high-level magic units in the continent.

But the bad thing is that those weapons are operated by a group of ordinary people, ordinary people without any magical powers, and those weapons can be manufactured on a large scale.

Now, these weapons have even spread to the hands of the four minority races. The safety of the dragon clan cannot even be guaranteed in these areas. How can Paul, as an elder of the dragon clan, not be afraid of Feng Yu?

But now humans have a Mage Saint, and the Mage Saint is undoubtedly the leader of the plane war and the pinnacle of Gryn's personal power.

Although they are on equal footing with the Great Elder of the Dragon Clan, the Dragon Clan itself knows that all previous Elf Mages have never really looked down upon the Dragon Clan.

It can even be said that all the previous mages in Green did not think highly of the dragon race, which could increase its strength by eating and sleeping through talent but had never produced a strong saint-level warrior.

This is not to blame others, many dragons still eat raw meat and drink blood! Moreover, dragons don't like to use their brains, they only know how to destroy and don't know how to build. If it weren't for the innate knowledge, they might not even have their own language.

However, the Mage Cromwell seemed to have an ambiguous attitude towards Feng Yu, who had defeated humans twice. The defense of Cattail City and Feng Yu's combat effectiveness also made Paul give up his action of forcibly eliminating Feng Yu.

He still remembers how ruthless Feng Yu was in battle, his no nonsense, no holding back, and deadly fighting style, as well as the weapons he carried with him. All of these are still fresh in Paul's memory.

He was a fifth-level golden dragon, but after fighting with Feng Yu, he even felt the threat of death more than once.

(End of this chapter)