It turns out good things truly come in pairs.
Shortly after the signing of the Ceuta Peace Treaty, Carlo received more good news: Graham's electricity laboratory, after months of effort, successfully built both an AC generator and a DC generator.
Carlo was not at all surprised by the speed at which the electricity laboratory manufactured the generators.
Back in France, Graham had already built both types of generators and was quite adept with the principles and the exact manufacturing process.
Even though he was now in Spain, with Carlo's strong support and some former colleagues from France, the speed of manufacturing generators would not slow down—it would even accelerate.
After all, the earliest generators didn't have overly intricate equipment, and considering they were small experimental generators, building such a generator posed no difficulty for Graham.
Carlo was quite thrilled to learn that the generators had been successfully manufactured.
