Because it was a bidding event, there weren't many people present.
Kesode instructed the Imperial Guard to keep unrelated individuals outside, while Murdock, the Chief Technician of the United Steam Engine Company, personally opened the door to the demonstration workshop, bowing to invite the Crown Prince inside.
Trevisick, who was responsible for the development of cylinders and pistons, followed Joseph closely, continuing to update him on the progress of the new model Steam Engine:
"...After using the special steel from the Namu Royal Iron Refinery for the connecting rods, crankshafts, and pressure-resistant pipes, the pressure resistance has noticeably improved.
"In fact, we can now manufacture a model with a stable output of 61 horsepower. However, Mr. Murdock believes that the power increase is limited and that the costs of mass production are too high."
