Maybe he could make it into a modern building?
It wasn't a big building, but it had plenty of living space.
When Angor took the Krakoks to look for a new home, he already built a skyscraper in his bracelet.
Angor told Laplace about his idea and used an illusion spell to simulate the Krakoks' living quarters.
Laplace didn't have any objections after reading it. Building such a building was much easier than building a town.
Instead, Gleipnir said, "This kind of building is indeed a good choice. But I don't think little Laplace will like it when she sees it on Rabbit Mountain. "
Angor was surprised. The bunny girl didn't like it?
Gleipnir saw through Angor's confusion and explained, "This kind of building is quite popular in the inner world. Little Laplace said it's too cold and crowded. She doesn't like it."
The rabbit girl's evaluation was also normal. Angor read about it in the hologram tablet. The most direct description of such a building was "a cold steel forest".
The rabbit girl's evaluation coincided with the description in the holographic tablet.
Compared to her comment, Angor was more interested in the "world inside the shell" mentioned by Glepnir.
This was the first time Angor heard about the world inside the shell.
According to Glepnir, the buildings inside the shell were similar to the ones he saw in his illusion. Was the world inside the shell also a modern technological world?
"There are buildings like this inside the shell?"
"Not all of them. But they are relatively crowded. You're interested in the world inside the shell, aren't you?"
Angor nodded. "My teacher created this type of building. I thought he created it himself. I didn't expect to see something similar to his brainwaves in a distant world. "
"Can you tell me more about the world inside the shell?" Angor paused for a moment.
"The images of the world inside the shell are rarely projected into the White Sun Mirror Realm's Empty Mirror Ocean. Little Laplace and I have only seen it once, so we don't know much about it." Saying this, Gleipnir looked at Laplace. But that didn't mean Laplace didn't know. As a part of Angor's main body, Laplace's memory was synchronized with Angor's.
Angor's main body stayed near the eye of the Sea of Mirrors for many years, so he must have seen more memory fragments.
However, Laplace seemed to be distracted and didn't notice Gleipnir's gaze. She only came back to her senses when Gleipnir walked to her side.
"What's wrong?"
"He's curious about the world inside the shell." Glepnir noticed Laplace's absent-mindedness and repeated what he said in a low voice.
Laplace looked a little apologetic. "Sorry, I was thinking about something. Inside the shell? Let me think about it. "
About half a minute later, Laplace said, "The world inside the shell is a world very far away from the Southern Region, even farther than the Panic World."
Laplace's's's explanation.
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The first time she saw the image of the world inside the shell was three thousand years ago. At that time, all the civilized countries inside the shell were ruled by a theocracy, and the entire world worshipped a certain god.
However, according to Glepnir's theory, this god was only a fictional one.
In other words, it was just a name without any real body or divine power.
At that time, Glepnir didn't see any supernatural signs in the world inside the shell. This was a world where supernatural beings were hidden.
After that, she saw more images of the world inside the shell, but they didn't change much.
It was not until 1,500 years ago that she saw a new change in the world inside the shell. A strong country with a completely different development path from the past appeared.
This country was called the Kingdom of Heart. They followed the path of machinery and pursued a steel civilization.
Glepnir and the bunny girl also saw the image of the Kingdom of Heart and noticed the cold architectural style of the steel civilization.
The last time she saw the image of the world inside the shell was 13 years ago. Currently, the civilized countries inside the shell were divided into two factions. One faction leaned toward the Kingdom of Heart and pursued steel and machinery, while the other faction leaned toward the Kingdom of St. Elsa and continued to worship the supreme theocracy.
The Kingdom of Heart was already highly advanced in terms of machinery. They even had completely modified robots.
The Kingdom of St. Elsa still preferred the traditional theocracy and had churches everywhere. It was an absolute enemy of the Kingdom of Heart, and the two countries almost never stopped fighting each other.
"A theocratic civilization doesn't stand a chance against a steel civilization, right?" Angor asked.
Laplace said, "On the surface, the Kingdom of Heart has a high chance of winning since they have advanced tools in their hands. But the truth is, neither side has gained an advantage. The war has been going on for years. "
"It's usually a proxy war," said Angor.
Perhaps there were supernatural beings from outside the shell supporting both sides. Only with checks and balances behind the scenes could such a situation happen, and the theocratic civilization wouldn't be crushed by the flood of steel.
"I don't know if it's a proxy war or not. But at least I didn't see any supernatural beings in the images I saw. "
"But what I saw was only the surface. Maybe it's just as you said, and there's more to the world inside the shell. "
Angor did not comment on this matter.
He only asked about the buildings inside the shell because he wanted to know if the world inside the shell had anything to do with Earth.
But from what he knew so far, it shouldn't be. It was just a natural development of the steel civilization. Machinery drove the development of a country, and development led to population growth. People gathered in cities for personal development, and cities needed to accommodate more people for economic development. That was how the steel forest was born.
As far as Angor knew, the same thing happened in Grand Plane as well.
The Grand Plane also had the development of a mechanical civilization. However, there were wizards stationed in the Grand Plane, and there were also other races with superpowers. This caused the development of the plane to be more flourishing, and they would not just gather in one big city. Therefore, the situation of the steel forest existed in the Grand Plane, but it was still relatively rare overall.
Now that Angor was sure that the world inside the shell had nothing to do with Earth, he quickly lost interest in it.
"Since young Laplace doesn't like this style, maybe we can modify the shell." Angor changed the topic.
While speaking, he used an illusion spell to simulate a new building.
It still looked like a tall building, but the shell was replaced with cute bunnies and carrots.
Even Angor himself felt that the bunnies and carrots, which were dozens of meters tall, were a little strange. But he still needed to follow the owner's opinion.
Since the bunny girl liked all kinds of bunnies, Angor decided to change the shell of the building.
As for the aesthetics, as well as the preferences of the new residents of the Dream Crystal, they weren't important.
Besides, they were only temporary lodgings. He still planned to study the Wonderland later. It would be best if he could move all the new residents into the Wonderland. It would be more convenient and separate the Wonderland from the Dream Wasteland, which would create a unique culture of the Dream Crystal.
Gleipnir looked at the giant bunny buildings and nodded. "I think young Laplace will like it."
Laplace didn't mind at all. She thought the same as Angor, as long as she could live there.
After confirming the shape of the building, Angor and Laplace began to discuss the internal structure of the building.
This time, Laplace was the real builder. Angor was only an assistant. He could use mana, but it was better to use condensed energy in the Mirror Domain.
Laplace didn't disappoint. She quickly created a bunny building that looked exactly like the one in Angor's illusion.
But it was still solid.
Laplace then studied the structure of the building, including the foundation, load-bearing, layout, pipes, and the basic requirements of each room. Following Angor's instructions, she quickly built 20 floors inside the bunny building. Each floor had four to six rooms.
Soon, the 60-meter-tall bunny building stood on the plain of Rabbit Mountain.
The white bunny was sitting on the ground with one of its hands raised. It looked like a lucky bunny.
It was worth mentioning that Laplace modified the windows on the outside of the building and added a layer of color-changing film to make the bunny building look like a whole from the outside. It wouldn't become a little strange because of the window.
The entrance and exit were at the bunny's tail, which wouldn't affect the view from the front.
When the bunny girl logged off and saw the bunny building, she would probably think it was a statue at first glance. She wouldn't be able to tell that it was a well-ventilated building without going inside.
This was what the bunny girl wanted to achieve.
She didn't want to see a cold steel building in Rabbit Mountain, but a cute bunny statue would do.
With the first bunny skyscraper, the second and third skyscrapers were naturally built.
Apart from the different shapes, everything else was similar.
In the end, Laplace built eight bunny buildings, each of which could accommodate more than 5,000 people. If they were slightly more crowded, they could accommodate more people.
Next, Angor worked on the details of the room and completed the task.
Next, Glepnir went online to talk to the new residents and told them what was going to happen next.
Soon, under the shocked gazes of the new residents, Angor used the Dream Whelk to send the bunny buildings into the underground space of the Dream Crystal Plain.
Gleipnir left the matter of housing allocation to a few of the more capable officials among the new residents.
They had prestige and leadership skills among the new residents, so they could organize the new residents faster.
With that done, the job was done for now.
However, this only satisfied their temporary needs. If they wanted to live a better life, they would need to dig holes and make tools. But that was their own business.
Glepnir stayed in the Dream Crystal Plain. Bunny Town.
Rabbit Town was the name given to this temporary residence by the new residents.
Glepnir stayed in Bunny Town mainly to talk to them about the recruitment for the circus. After all, the circus would recruit people at a fixed time without stopping.
Some of the residents of Bunny Town would be recruited into the circus in the future.
Glepnir mainly wanted to give them a heads-up, telling them that even if they escaped from the abyss of suffering in the real world, they wouldn't necessarily reach heaven. They would still encounter all kinds of strange things, especially in this world that was yet to be perfected and evolved.
By telling them about the circus in advance, Glepnir hoped that they could prepare themselves and enrich their artistic talent. Maybe they could pass the circus in the future.
For this, Angor went to Bunny Town and used an illusion spell to create a small library, which contained a large number of arts-related books.
This also gave the new residents something to do so that they wouldn't feel empty and depressed.
While Glepnir continued talking to the new residents, Angor logged off.
…
White Sun Mirror Domain, Bunny Mountain.
"I'm going to reboot."
That was the first thing Angor heard when he logged off.
It was Laplace who spoke. Her expression was solemn.
"Reboot?" Angor didn't understand. What did she mean by "reboot"? Judging from Laplace's expression, it seemed that "reboot" was full of unknown risks and dangers.
"I'm going to rebuild this body," said Laplace.
"Rebuild a body …" Angor was surprised. "Is it because of the Unfathomable Cavern?"
Laplace nodded. "I talked to Gleipnir about 'Shadowless Withering' earlier and told her that my memory was wrong."
"She told me a lot about it, and she concluded that my memory was probably affected by Shadowless Cavern.
"Maybe Shadowless really did leave something behind, and it's probably targeting everyone who entered the Unfathomable Cavern. My memory was distorted, which is definitely not normal. Maybe this is Shadowless Cavern's plan.
"As you said, Shadowless Cavern is probably trying to subtly change my mind through spirit signals.
"Glepnir said that I'm fine, but I'm going to rebuild this body just to be safe.
"I used this body to enter the Unfathomable Cavern, so if Shadowless Cavern has something else, it must still be inside this body.
"I'm going to see if I can find it and rebuild this body to get rid of the influence."
。 Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
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