The air around him cooled down a little as the month progressed. It was nearing the end of the summer and the beginning of autumn, which was only a few days away. Kant's hands were occupied by a sharp wooden pencil, moving along the rules of a wooden ruler on top of the A3 sheet of paper, making a blueprint of a large steam-powered machine.
It had a few metal wheels on each side, connected to each other with a rod. The was also a large steel cylinder with a tall and wide exhaust at the front of it, puffed smoke, imitating those factories in Industrial District 1. On the back end, there was a place where a few men could stay, controlling the large vehicle.
With the steel mill set up, he now had the necessary materials to start designing and reinventing one of the most revolutionary devices of his old world; the steam locomotive. It allowed the mass movement of people and goods from one location to another, which will be a key factor in developing Kant's kingdom further.
