The first thing Allen did after resolving the computing power crisis was assign himself three tasks. On the Association's quest board, he simultaneously accepted three Class-D production outsourcing orders: replacement parts for Golems, transmission shaft components for heavy transport puppets in mining areas, and a large batch of low-cost, basic Rune engraved plates. This kind of work required little technical skill, but its advantage lay in the large and stable volume. The total remuneration for the three orders amounted to approximately 26 Credit Points, with a construction period of four weeks.
The fifteen production lines in the Cybertron Workshop were not yet fully online, but the three available, unupgraded ones were enough to handle the workload. Allen tossed the production parameters to Jarvis and paid it no more mind. He poured all his energy into the three pieces of knowledge he had bought with his Credit Points.
