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This drone is designed for fully automated low-altitude combat.

The Mechanism:

• Passive Lift: Three base fans and the lift from a small Infinity Wing provide a gradual, stable ascent.

• Dynamic Altitude Control: I attached a fan to the Construct Head at a diagonal upward angle. When the head tilts down to track an enemy below, the fan's orientation shifts to face directly upward. This creates downward thrust, forcing the drone to descend and maintain its optimal combat altitude.

• Automatic Pursuit: If the enemy is at the same level in front, the same fan provides forward thrust, allowing the drone to chase its target.

It’s a simple yet effective way to turn the Construct Head into a logic gate for altitude and propulsion.

Watching the field from a safe distance while the drone does all the work. Through the power of engineering, the age of automated warfare has arrived in Hyrule.

I was flying at high speed right in the middle of the sky, and then—BOOM.

No lightning countdown, and it pierced completely through the roof. How is this even possible?

Isn't this a bit unfair? lol

Imagine if Mineru had mass-produced these for the Imprisoning War... history would be very different.

I wanted to create the ultimate companion for exploration—a vehicle that could truly replace your horse.

As you can see in the video, it features top-tier speed and acceleration, handles steep slopes with ease, and can even cross rivers. It’s a true all-rounder for any terrain—except the sky.

I hope this helps your journey across this beautiful world! I’ve put the QR code in the comments, so please give it a ride!

I wanted to create the ultimate companion for exploration—a vehicle that could truly replace your horse.

As you can see in the video, it features top-tier speed and acceleration, handles steep slopes with ease, and can even cross rivers. It’s a true all-rounder for any terrain—except the sky.

I hope this helps your journey across this beautiful world! I’ve put the QR code in the comments, so please give it a ride!