i became a fairy

After the system said this, Mian remembered that there were indeed many parts on the bicycles that were exactly the same.

Such as screws, iron bars that fix the wheels, and other bits and pieces.

"Of course." Thinking of this, Mian immediately nodded and ordered: "Get rid of all the duplicate parts, leaving only one of each type. I will mark it on the structure diagram."

"Okay." The system responded, and then more than half of the parts on the light curtain suddenly disappeared. Mian couldn't help but feel relieved when he saw this. He put the light curtain on the paper and started tracing it again.

When drawing the parts diagram, Mian was obviously much more serious and placed the pen very lightly to avoid distortion of the image due to the unevenness of the ground.

Because of the ground, the structural drawing just now was a little rough, but these parts must be standard, otherwise they will not be assembled even if they are printed out.

She started by describing the thin screws and iron bars. Although these things require relatively high precision and concentration, they need to be painted with full concentration.

After finishing these things, Mian began to draw larger structures such as wheels and brackets. These large parts don't need to be taken too seriously. The level is just the same as the structure diagram just now.

The surroundings were quiet, and the breeze in the mountains carried the whispers of the elders far away, without affecting Mian who was painting seriously at all.

When the sun was almost setting on the distant hills, she finally stopped, put the pen aside, and then picked up the paper to check her work.

Ha, it’s not bad. Look at these screws and this bracket. The painting is so good. It’s completely professional. Haha, for a genius like me, it’s a pity that I didn’t learn to paint in my previous life.

Feeling narcissistic in her heart, Mian's lips curled up into a smile unconsciously. She put the paper down, stretched hard, and then gently rubbed her sore wrist.

"install."

At this time, a voice came to my ears, it was Alela. When Mian was drawing the parts, she was always watching from the side, but seeing how seriously her daughter looked at her, she couldn't bear to disturb her.

Seeing her stop at this time, he immediately came over and asked: "What the hell are you drawing? It's round, flat, and weird. What's the use of drawing these?"

"Haha, don't worry, it won't be wasted." Mian smiled proudly and pretended to be mysterious: "This is a treasure."

"What baby?" Alela became even more confused after hearing this. She glanced at the paper again, raised her brows and asked, "What can this thing do?"

"Hehe, you'll know when the time comes." Mian gave up, got up and waved his hand: "Mom, you can rest first, I'll go find Uncle Hokas and I'll be back in a while."

"Uh, okay." Alela couldn't help curling her lips when she saw her girlfriend's mysterious appearance, and told her, "Be more respectful to your elders, don't be so careless like before."

"Got it." Mian responded casually, smiled at Helena who was eavesdropping next to him, then picked up the hand-painted painting, turned around and headed towards the entrance of the dwarves' village.

"Hey, Alela." Helena was curious about what Mian was doing just now. When she saw her leaving, she hurriedly came over and asked, "What was your daughter drawing just now? I heard you say baby."

"What a treasure? She just said it herself." Alela looked at Mian's back, rolled her eyes, and explained: "It just looks like a bunch of messy things to me. I don't know what they are used for."

"Oh, tell me what's so messed up." Helena asked again.

"It's just some circles or something." Alela thought for a while and began to explain what she just saw.

Not to mention the two elders chatting behind them, Mian had already arrived at the entrance of the dwarf village. She wandered outside for a while, looked inside, and then tentatively walked inside.

"Hey, stop." A clear shout came from the side, and then several dwarves who were playing at the entrance of the village ran up to them.

"You can't go in." An older child stopped Mian with open arms, raised his head and said, "My father said that you elves can't be allowed to enter the village."

"Uh" Mian paused, looking at the bulging-cheeked children in front of her and not knowing what to say. She thought for a while, nodded and said, "Okay, I won't go in, but can you help me put Hoka out?" Uncle Si called out the bearded man who was with us just now."

"Uncle Hokas." The children obviously knew Hokas, so they murmured, and then they patted their chests and pretended to be adults and said, "Why are you looking for him? If you have anything to do, just tell me."

"I'm telling you." Mian couldn't help but smile, squatted down, raised the paper in his hand and said, "Don't make trouble, I made an appointment with Uncle Hokas to deliver something to him. You guys go and help me." Just call him and don’t miss anything.”

"Is that so?" The leader of the children thought for a moment after hearing this, and finally nodded: "Okay, I'll call for you, but you can't enter our village."

"Well, don't worry if you don't come in or go in." Mian nodded in agreement in a funny manner.

"You guys, guard her here and don't let her in." The dwarf seemed uneasy and gave a few more instructions to his companions before turning around and running towards the village.

After receiving the order, the remaining children looked at Mian with wide eyes. She tried a few words, but they all just shook their heads and did not respond. They looked very defensive. Mian had to smile bitterly and stood up. Wait silently.

After two or three minutes, a few figures finally appeared at the entrance of the village. It was Hokas, the guy from before, and the colorful-faced Barron who also walked out.

"Uncle, that's her." The dwarf took Hokas's hand and pointed at Mian and said, "She said you have something to do and wants to give you something."

"Oh, I know." Hokas responded, then looked up at Mian, walked over and scratched his head and asked, "Girl, I heard you wanted to give me something."

"Ha, that's it." Mian raised the paper in his hand and winked mischievously. She smiled and explained: "Didn't we discuss this afternoon and ask you to help me pack something? Well, I have already drawn the drawings, please take a look."

"Oh, that's it." When Hokas heard this, he shook his head in disappointment and teased: "I thought they were bringing me wine, but it turned out to be this."