Under the guidance of Factory Director Hezi, Leonardo stepped into the Holy Machinery Court No.1 Textile Factory located downstream of the Parra River.
They passed through the changing room and office, entering a wooden factory hall as large as a church.
The first thing that caught Leonardo's eye was a gigantic monstrosity, shaped like a square iron box, connected by countless rivets, and as large as three or four wardrobes stuck together.
In the center was a circular riveted iron plate covering the Rotating Holy Machine, with its outer layer filled with haphazard connecting rods and complex gears.
A main shaft extended from its side, with a windmill-like wheel attached, which had a connecting rod nailed to it. The rod passed through a series of gears, connected by a thick belt to two rows of looms.
Leonardo blinked his eyes; without any water power, wind power, or animal pulling, the windmill-like wheel was actually spinning on its own!
