The first thing Allen did after resolving his computational power crisis was to assign himself three tasks.
He accepted three D-class production and manufacturing contracts from the Association's mission board simultaneously.
These included replacement parts for Golems, driveshaft components for heavy-duty transport puppets used in mining areas, and a large batch of low-cost basic Rune plates.
This kind of work required little technical skill, but the volume was large and the demand was stable.
The total reward for the three orders was approximately 26 Credit Points, with a four-week deadline.
Not all of Cybertron's fifteen production lines were online yet, but the three that hadn't been upgraded were more than enough to handle the workload. Allen tossed the production parameters to Jarvis and didn't bother with it again.
He poured all his energy into the three sets of knowledge he had purchased with Credit Points.
First was the *Advanced Puppet Design Compendium*.
