As soon as the prototype was produced, workshops in the British Isles, France, and the Netherlands quickly began manufacturing the improved steam engine with great enthusiasm. Since there was a war going on in Eastern Europe, where the enemy had the upper hand in logistics and ordnance, the workshops did not even bother to fully test the prototype before rushing into producing as many steam engines as possible. For them, this was the moment they had been waiting for. With the invention of this new generation of steam engine, the hope of striking back against the Bharatiya Empire and mounting a firm resistance finally seemed feasible.
With the goal clear, the very first steam engines manufactured were directly put into military workshops to start production.
Liverpool, England
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