In Another World With My Building Skills, And Made My Own Kingdom

Making Guns In Another World???

Kenta stood at the highest balcony of his palace in Tokyo, his mind racing with new ideas. His kingdom had flourished beyond imagination, with cities like New York, London, and the newly created Philippines thriving under his rule. But as his kingdom grew, so did the threats from rival nations and creatures lurking in the shadows. Kenta knew that he needed a way to protect his people—a way to ensure their continued prosperity and safety.

One evening, as he pondered the possibilities, an idea struck him. What if he could create weapons that combined the advanced technology of his previous world with the magical abilities of this new one? Guns were powerful tools on Earth, but here, they could be even more formidable if infused with magic.

Kenta wasted no time. He summoned his most trusted engineers and mages, explaining his vision to them. The room buzzed with excitement and curiosity as they realized the potential of Kenta's idea.

"Imagine," Kenta began, "a weapon that can harness the elements, controlled by the user's magical aptitude. A gun that can shoot regular bullets but can also unleash powerful magical effects based on the user's elemental affinity."

The engineers and mages exchanged glances, their eyes wide with anticipation. They were eager to bring Kenta's vision to life.

The Creation Process

The following weeks were a whirlwind of activity. Kenta's workshop became a hive of innovation and experimentation. Engineers worked tirelessly to design the physical structure of the guns, ensuring they were sturdy yet lightweight. Meanwhile, the mages focused on developing the enchantments that would allow the guns to channel magic.

Kenta himself was deeply involved in the process. He drew upon his memories of Earth's technology, combining them with the magical knowledge he had acquired in this world. The first prototype, a sleek, black firearm with intricate magical runes etched into its surface, was finally ready for testing.

Kenta gathered his team in the palace courtyard. He held the prototype gun, feeling its weight in his hands. He had chosen a mage with a strong affinity for fire to test it.

"Remember," Kenta instructed, "this gun responds to your elemental commands. Start with something simple."

The mage nodded, aiming at a target set up at the far end of the courtyard. "Fire," he commanded, pulling the trigger. A bullet shot out, hitting the target with precision.

The crowd murmured in approval, but Kenta wasn't satisfied yet. "Now, try something more complex. Say 'fire, and explode'."

The mage took a deep breath and aimed again. "Fire, and explode," he said, his voice steady. This time, the bullet ignited mid-air, bursting into a fiery explosion upon impact with the target.

Gasps of amazement echoed through the courtyard. The prototype had worked perfectly.

Expanding the Arsenal

With the initial success, Kenta and his team expanded their efforts. They created guns attuned to various elements: fire, water, earth, and air. Each gun had its unique abilities based on the user's magical aptitude.

For instance, a water mage could command the gun to shoot regular bullets with "water," but could also create a devastating whirlpool with "water whirlpool." An earth mage could shoot powerful stone bullets or cause an earthquake with the command "earth, quake."

The engineers and mages continued to refine the designs, ensuring that the guns were user-friendly and that the magical commands were intuitive. They also developed a training program to teach soldiers how to use the new weapons effectively.

Kenta was particularly excited about the potential of these guns in battle. He envisioned a future where his kingdom's army could fend off any threat with their superior firepower and magical abilities.