The construction machines sent by Gaz Lurvi spent a great deal of effort to transport the mountainous Wind Dragon back to the metal fortress.
The dragon devourer also returned to the temporary base under Grimm's warm invitation.
In just seven days, a large mine had been dug into a hidden base by the construction machines under Gaz 'ruvi's control. The horrifying hole that was dug out in the mine was sealed by a metal wall. There were countless secret doors at the bottom of the wall, and there were construction machines going in and out at all times.
Logging teams, patrols, hunting teams, surveying robots, soil surveyors, biological statisticians … Ordinary tasks could be handed over to the iron-headed but loyal construction machines. However, the investigation and sampling of large amounts of environmental, biological, and geological resources were obviously not enough to rely on these magic machines and construction machines alone.
Hence, after building a large goblin teleportation device, the metal fortress had a stable and smooth connection with the goblin plane. The first batch of people to be teleported were the goblin technicians and engineers that the metal fortress needed the most right now.
Unsurprisingly, these goblins were showing signs of drunkenness after suddenly moving from a low-magic world to a high-magic world. The hundred goblins that were teleported started showing abnormal symptoms such as fever, vomiting, and irritation. After the deaths of more than 40 goblins, the rest barely managed to adapt to the environment of Lance.
With this group of capable helpers, the various engineering and battle magical equipment that Gaz 'ruvi had created also had a leader. A goblin technician commanding four to five magic machines could perfectly carry out Gaz Lurvi's tasks of exploration, exploration, investigation, sampling, logging, hunting, and so on. At the end of every mission, these Gnome commanders would form a comprehensive and detailed mission report and report to Gaz Ruvi.
This efficiency was much better than Gaz Lurvi forcefully splitting a portion of his consciousness to control and command from a distance.
Moreover, Gaz Lurvi's soul source came from that old goblin. Hence, his personal hobby was more inclined towards research and invention, and he was obviously not interested in such a large amount of inefficient command work.
In order to be able to jump out from this repetitive, inefficient, and brain-exhausting commander position, Gaz 'ruvi specially opened a large secret chamber in the core area of the metal fortress, transforming it into a mysterious brain pool, and began to plan to cultivate a new sub-brain.
When this sub-brain developed to a certain extent, it would be able to replace its current heavy and trivial daily tasks, allowing Gaz Ruvi to return to his favorite identity as a scientist, inventor, and engineer.
So when Grimm returned to the metal fortress with two of his men, an unexpected visitor, and the engineering team that transported the Wind Dragons, everything in the fortress was in good order and running smoothly.
It seemed to be the first time she had seen such a strange metal civilization. The female assassin carefully examined the metal magics that were made of steel and made clanking noises when they walked. She could not sense any signs of life or flesh in their bodies.
Moreover, it was precisely this group of iron lumps that had a clear sense of behavior like humans. They were either carrying a large pile of round and heavy logs, or carrying metal cages in groups of two or three that were filled with all kinds of beasts that were howling in pain, or following the lead of a certain gnome technician, they were walking in an orderly line …
Although the metal paths leading to the various areas of the metal fortress were wide, it still seemed a little cramped when placed on these giant metal magics. Even so, they came and went, shuttling back and forth, but they also knew to avoid and wait, and there were no unnecessary collisions or conflicts.
Such an orderly scene naturally made the Dragon Devourer feel extremely surprised and respectful.
Civilization!
Although most of the things she saw here were a group of iron lumps without any consciousness, she completely felt the presence of a foreign civilization.
Only civilization could allow every member of the society to show order and discipline, only civilization could allow a group of people to get rid of the primitive state of ignorance, and become a special existence that was admired by other races.
Most races that had their own civilization were scattered and small, and they relied on the gathering of groups to ignite the flames of civilization. However, the civilization before her seemed to be condensed and unified. The light of the entire race's wisdom and the light of civilization were gathered on a powerful individual, and it was used to unify and deploy the power of the entire race.
Although such a civilization was rare, it was not unique!
However, the female assassin could not help but feel a little surprised that the low-level members of this civilization were all metal machines, and she could not help but feel a little eager to meet the ruler of this civilization.
"Master, why did you bring back a non-faction member? Do you need me to make any special preparations? "
As Grimm led the female assassin around the metal fortress and slowly walked towards the central hall, Gaz Lurvi's consciousness secretly contacted him.
"No need! This is a dragon devourer, and it is very likely that she will become our future ally. I am confident that she will not betray us to those dragons, because … those dragons may be more willing to destroy her first! "Grimm replied confidently.
"Dragon devourer?"
Obviously, there was no relevant data or information in Gaz Ruvi's memory, so Grimm could only send over the information that he had sorted out.
Gaz Lurvi only paused for a few seconds to digest the information, and could not help but suggest to Grimm, "In Lance, this dragon devourer does indeed have the qualifications, strength, and motive to become our ally. However, Master, you have to be careful … If we expose our relationship with this dragon devourer before we have a stable footing here, it could easily attract huge trouble … "
"Yes, I know! So, send another batch of Battle Magic Machines to Twin Peak Mountain and clean it up for me. Capture or kill all living beings. Do not let anyone who knows about this escape! "
"Yes, I will give the order now!"
The two communicated quickly and covertly, and the entire process only took seven or eight seconds.
When Grimm brought the female assassin to the central hall and sat down, a team of fifty battle machines had already rushed out of the metal fortress under the leadership of the goblin commander, heading straight for Twin Peak Mountain.
As soon as they sat down, Grimm could not help but ask, "May I know …"
"My name is Olina, a rank 2 dragon devourer from the Disaster World. My family members were all devoured by those damned Lords of Calamity, and only I managed to escape. I ended up in Lance. So, if you want to get those giant dragons, you can count me in. I'll be a good helper for you! " The black-clothed female assassin was a straightforward character. Before Grimm could ask for more details, she had already told him everything about her.
Although the woman in black's words could not be verified, Grimm chose to believe her for no reason. Moreover, Grimm had unexpectedly captured some content that greatly interested him from the other party's narration.
The Disaster World … Lords of Calamity …
In the entire multiverse, there were only a handful of large planes that could compare to the Magus World. The Disaster World was one such plane that was even more powerful than the Magus World.
It was said that the Disaster World was far more evil, chaotic, and powerful than the Magus World.
There were many monsters and magical creatures there, and the laws of time and space were different from most other planes. Ordinary creatures could barely survive there, and could only barely survive in the cracks between the powerful and terrifying magical creatures and monsters.
There were basically no countries or cities there, only powerful monsters.
These monsters called themselves the Lords of Calamity, and they were all extremely powerful and evil fellows. Even the weakest Lord of Calamity among them was at least Grade 6 in strength. Most of the resources in the Disaster World were devoured by them, so the entire world was barren of resources, and the laws of the world were chaotic and strange.
They slept in the plane all year round, waking up once every thousand years to invade other planes in search of food. And their food was the Plane Origin that all planes relied on to survive! So, once they set their sights on a plane, the unlucky plane would have no other choice but to be destroyed.
Although the Magi were evil enough, constantly expanding their territory and space, constantly plundering the resources, population, and land of the enslaved planes, these were all resources that the plane could recover on its own. However, these were all resources that the Plane World could recover by itself through recuperation. How could it be like the Lords of Calamity, who directly devoured the Origin Energy that supported the Plane World's operations, causing a complete Plane World to walk the path of destruction?
So, although the Magi leaned towards evil, they were still a group that pursued order. However, they pursued the good order that they established under their rule.
This path of development was obviously incompatible with the Lords of Calamity who destroyed everything. Hence, there were many times and places where Magi and Lords of Calamity engaged in fierce and bloody battles.
As for the Lords of Calamity and the Thunder Titans, they were the two opposing factions with the most serious conflicts in the multiverse.
Both sides fought fiercely in countless outer planes, destroying countless planes and spaces.
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