Life of Being a Crown Prince in France

Chapter 803: 711: The Rabbit and Camellia

Chapter 803: Chapter 711: The Rabbit and Camellia

However, none of the doctors mentioned that the syringe would reduce the patient’s pain.

Joseph interrupted everyone’s admiration and asked, “So, who can make this thing?”

Lamark thought, “Watchmakers. They can manufacture very fine parts.”

“Perna suggested, “Jewelers. The most complex part of this syringe is the hollow needle. I’ve seen the hairstyle ornamentation of the Queen, which includes hollow cannon barrels.”

Joseph immediately remembered the battleship hair ornament his mother had, its cannon barrels were only slightly thicker than a toothpick.

He nodded and said: “Summon both the watchmakers and jewelers. Oh, and borrow two locksmiths from father as well.”

Thanks to the developed rail transit system in Paris, it took only an hour for seven royal craftsmen to arrive at the Paris Pharmaceutical Factory.

These top craftsmen of France gathered around the Crown Prince’s newly redrawn standard blueprints and discussed for over ten minutes to determine the division of tasks before setting up their tools and beginning the prototype production.

The jeweler used a silver sheet to roll into a tube as thick as a toothpick, heated it to red hot, and then slowly stretched both ends.

As the silver tube was elongated, its diameter also became finer.

But just when it reached only half the thickness of a toothpick, it suddenly broke in the middle.

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