"During the Stargazing Day, Hydra mentioned that something big will happen to Goman Kingdom in the future. Back then, many people thought it was a disaster from Evernight Kingdom. However, the day before yesterday, a Prophet said that he saw the palace where Goman King and his son were in a blazing fire. The fire didn't stop for three days. "Maya sighed.
"Only the palace was on fire. The civilians in the city weren't affected much. This isn't the same as what happened to Evernight Kingdom. So, the disaster at Goman Kingdom might be an independent event. "
Now that they thought about it, Goman Kingdom's incident was a little strange.
Goman King was a powerful wizard, and he wasn't a weakling at all. Normally, Goman King wouldn't leave his palace. How could he allow his palace to be burned for three days?
Maya was worried that something might have happened to Guman King in the fire.
Goman Kingdom wasn't connected to Parmigi Highlands, but it wasn't too far away. After all the wizard organizations in Evernight Kingdom moved away, Brute Cavern was the closest major wizard organization to Goman Kingdom.
If something happened to Goman King, and it was a supernatural disaster, Brute Cavern might be affected as well. This was why Maya brought up this prophecy.
Rhine didn't care about it at all. Goman King was strong, but he was only one man. Brute Cavern had more than ten people who were stronger than him. Therefore, even if Goman King really did die, it wouldn't affect Brute Cavern at all. Angor didn't think too much about it.
Angor narrowed his eyes. He wasn't worried that Goman Kingdom would affect Brute Cavern. However, if something really happened to Goman King, Angor had several candidates in mind.
Could it be that they did it? He thought about Thewis and Thewis.
Soon, he shook his head and removed the illusion from his mind. In the past, he was worried that Thewis would take revenge on Goman King, which would affect the Padt Manor. But now that they had left the manor, such worries were gone.
Still, he was very concerned about it. Thewis and Thewis were probably behind it, and Thewis was Angor's teacher.
Rhine's reaction to these two relatively valuable prophecies was mediocre. In Maya's opinion, this was normal. After all, there were too many shocking news that had been revealed on the Stargazing Day a few days ago. In comparison, these predictions were not much of a surprise.
"Do you have anything else to say?" Rhine asked.
Maya thought for a moment and said, "I heard from some of my friends that the Germinal Organization has already started to investigate the Germinal Organization. They have discovered many locations that seem to belong to the Germinal Organization. Currently, there are already three confirmed locations where the Germinal Organization believers gather, and they are all overseas. "
A cold glint flashed in Rhine's eyes. "There are fewer Extraordinaires overseas. If we start from overseas, we can indeed pry open the port of faith in the southern region. Moreover, their intention for choosing to go overseas was very obvious. It was nothing more than encirclement and infiltration. If they were not careful, they could have succeeded. However, since they are already prepared, it will be very difficult for their ambitions to succeed. "
"Indeed, but you still have to be careful. They will definitely cause trouble at the tea party," Maya said worriedly.
Rhine waved a hand. "I already know that. The inspection will be much stricter than usual."
"I'm glad to hear that." Maya sighed in relief.
"Speaking of the tea party, I think there will be a surprise this time," Rhine said.
Maya's eyes flashed with suspicion. She looked at Rhine in confusion.
But Rhine did not say it directly, but said coolly, "When you come back, you'll know. Oh, and remember to protect Dodoro. "
The screen was turned off, and the short conversation ended.
While Rhine and Angor were heading to the dream wasteland together, Maya returned to her room in Starliege Church with a frown on her face.
After a while, Maya opened her eyes and looked at Dodoro, who was meditating in front of her.
"… What do you think is the surprise that Mister Rhine mentioned?" Maya asked Dodoro. She wanted to hear Dodoro's opinion. "What do you think is going to happen?"
Dodoro lowered his head. "I don't know. But since Mister Rhine told you, it must be something worth mentioning. Why do you care so much about it? "
Maya sighed again. "Yesterday, when I went to see Mister Starliege, there were three Observers present. Mister Starliege mentioned that he saw a great change coming from the south, which will sweep across the entire wizarding world. The change will happen at the same time as the tea party. "
The direction was right, and so was the timing. Also, Rhine was acting all mysterious today. Maya couldn't help but think about it.
Hearing this, Dodoro's eyes flashed as if he had thought of something.
After a while, Dodoro grinned. "Change isn't always a bad thing. I'm looking forward to it."
Maya knew this as well. However, change often meant unpredictable variables. If Brute Cavern really had something to do with it, she was still worried.
After a moment of silence, Maya said, "The content of the exchange meeting is almost done. Tomorrow, we will set off to return."
…
The dream wasteland.
Rhine looked at the drawing in his hand, and his eyes were filled with bewilderment.
It was the blueprint of the new city. They were currently in Jon's office in the Ocean Theater.
The reason why Rhine was surprised was because the design of this blueprint was beyond Rhine's imagination.
Before seeing the blueprint, Angor told him something about Jon, the designer of the blueprint. As far as he knew, Jon was a mortal. How could he possibly design a city that could accommodate supernatural beings?
How could someone with a completely different vision achieve such a thing?
Rein had already come up with an excuse to change the new city without hurting Angor's misconception about Angor's enlightened teachers.
But when he really saw the blueprint, all the excuses he had thought of before all turned into a dream.
The impact of this blueprint on him was simply too great.
First of all, Rhine had to admit that the city depicted in the blueprint was beautiful. However, being beautiful did not mean that it was suitable for use. The creation of art was often higher than reality. When some mortal painters painted their dreams of transcendence on paper and brush, even Rhine, who was a high and mighty supernatural being, could not help but feel emotional when he saw these paintings. However, he still did not believe that the transcendence in the paintings could be translated into reality.
But this drawing was different from those painters. Those painters had only drawn dreams, but Chown's was not only a dream, but also a reality.
Almost all of the extraordinary aspects shown in the blueprints could be achieved through the means of Magi. From this, it could be seen that even though Jon was a mortal, he had a deep understanding of the abilities of wizards. Just this point alone was already very impressive.
The architectural style in the blueprint also opened Rhine's eyes.
The overall style had a hint of wizardry. However, upon closer inspection, one could see that the underlying logic behind the blueprint was completely different.
Rhine had been to many worlds and seen the buildings of different civilizations. However, this was the first time he saw something similar to the blueprint.
It almost looked like a city built by a top-level civilization that was not inferior to the wizarding civilization.
Inside the tall and densely packed buildings, metal and steam intertwined. Occasionally, there would be some carved railings and vermilion wooden platforms. They didn't look out of place. Instead, they created a strange atmosphere.
It was like moonlight from ancient times shining into the night of today. They were both gentle lights, but because of their different meanings, they gave people a completely different feeling.
According to Jon, this was a fantasy punk city with an oriental flavor.
Rhine didn't know much about "oriental" or "punk", but that didn't stop him from acknowledging the beauty of the city.
It had both practicality and appearance. Even Rhine had to admit that if this city was born, it would definitely become a famous city on par with Floating Mech City.
Rhine couldn't tell Jon about his plan to change the city. The blueprint was the best proof.
Rhine had to admit that even Wallace and Shildeen, who were the most proficient in art and architecture in Brute Cavern, couldn't come up with a better and more complete blueprint than this.
"What do you think of the new city, Mister Rein?" Angor asked when Rein put down the blueprint.
"Very good!" Rhine didn't hold back his praise. "If we can really build it, it'll be on par with Vinsbyers. In fact, it'll be even better than Floating Mech City in terms of style!"
Floating Mech City was an absolute hardcore city, while this new city retained its hardcore style with some gentleness. It might not be able to reach the extreme of a certain style, but it was suitable for more people's tastes.
Rhine's satisfaction almost flowed out of his eyes.
Angor and Jon looked at each other and sighed in relief. They didn't need Rhine's permission to build the new city, but his approval would greatly speed up the construction process. Besides, Rhine's support would also increase the city's reputation and status.
"I saw the blueprint of the new city when Jon took it out of his drawer. It does look good. But is it worth your praise? "At this moment, the door of the office was pushed open and Tree Spirit walked in.
Rhine already saw Tree Spirit when he came to the Ocean Theater. He asked Tree Spirit what he was doing here, but Tree Spirit didn't tell him anything. Rhine didn't bother to ask. The dream wasteland was a new world, and there must be something he hadn't discovered yet. Since he could enter the dream wasteland at any time, he wasn't in a hurry to get answers from Tree Spirit. He could take his time to explore.
Since he already met Tree Spirit, he wasn't surprised to see him again.
"Take a look yourself." Rhine handed the blueprint to Tree Spirit.
Tree Spirit murmured. He took the blueprint and glanced at it. Then, he sank into it.
Tree Spirit's reaction was almost the same as Rhine's. After careful analysis, Tree Spirit reached the same conclusion as Rhine.
Once the new city was built, it would become a supernatural city. With the additional value of the dream wasteland, the new city would become a shining jewel in the wizarding world.
Tree Spirit exhaled deeply and turned to look at Chown. "Mr. Chown, I'm really impressed."
Jon smiled and accepted the compliment. The culture of this world was more straightforward. Tactful self-modesty was not an excellent virtue.
"The blueprint of the new city can be a masterpiece in the real world. But then again, building a new city in the real world is not a problem, but in the dream wasteland, there are some difficulties. "Tree Spirit said softly," Where do you get the materials needed for the construction? "
"It's easy to realize the supernatural in the real world. But now in the dream wasteland, even the highest magic area can't fully reproduce the details of the new city. How do you show the supernatural in the real world? "
These two were the core problems. Building a city was not like building a Magic Bread or a Magic Hut, which could come out of nowhere.
Every detail had to be taken into consideration. Other things aside, the most important thing was materials and construction ability. If even these most basic details could not be realized, how could they build a city?
Hearing Tree Spirit's question, Rhine nodded. Design was one dimension, and construction was another. Before this, Rhine only talked about the design and did not talk about construction.
"We already considered these when we were designing the blueprint," Angor said confidently. "You can say that this is the least of our concerns. Also, since it's a supernatural city, we'll use the best materials for everything. "
"Using the best for everything?" Tree Spirit spoke in a teasing tone, "I don't know where you're getting your confidence from, but for most buildings, the best materials are Mana Containment Earth and Pure Energy Water. Are you sure the new city can use them? "
The new city was full of buildings, and each of them had its own unique style. However, top-tier materials were definitely not enough.
Mana Containment Earth and Pure Energy Water … If a wizard wanted to build a wizard tower with just these two materials, it would cost him a fortune. Not to mention building a city.
"Of course. Not only will I use Mana Containment Earth and Pure Energy Water, but I'll also use better materials!"
Both Tree Spirit and Rein were surprised by Angor's words. They thought Angor was joking, but judging from his serious expression, they were sure that he meant it.
As far as Tree Spirit knew, Angor was not someone who would lie to others.
If Angor really used better materials than Mana Containment Earth and Pure Energy Water, the city would reach the highest level of construction in the history of the southern wizarding region.
It could even rival the giant cities of the origin world!
But if he were to use the best materials, would it be enough?
Did the Dream Wasteland have so many materials in reserve?
Tree Spirit and Rhine were still doubting Angor's words. But Angor's words sounded so confident, which made them feel conflicted. Could it really be done?
"You're telling the truth?" Tree Spirit saw Angor nodded and asked, "How?"
Angor smiled mysteriously. "The dream wasteland is different from the Dream Realm. It has a firm law that is almost identical to reality. But it's still a gap between dream and reality. You can't think of it according to the logic of reality. It still has some characteristics of dreams."
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