As for Ausia regretting not throwing other products from the Hearthstone Tavern into the Primal Fire to test them, Luo Chuan did not wish to comment too much.
Perhaps deep in this Tide Commander's heart lay a side of her that even she herself had never noticed—a wildly impulsive one.
"I think if you keep trying, it might backfire instead."
After considering it, Luo Chuan said, "A single bottle of fruit wine already made it run beyond its limits. If the output increases by multiples again, it might crash completely."
Only after thinking it over did Ausia understand the meaning of Luo Chuan's strange wording and grammar.
Simply put, the tower was an extraordinary construct. If the energy became too immense, it could be damaged, and the divinity contained within the fruit wine was more than sufficient for that.
"That's true."
Ausia nodded without refuting Luo Chuan.
"But then again, when was that thing built? Just how much energy can it withstand?" Luo Chuan had always been meticulous in his considerations.
"I don't know."
Ausia gently shook her head. "I don't know much about that part. The main purpose was to ignite the Primal Fire and quell the calamity. If Boss wishes to know more details..."
At this point, she paused, weighing her words in her heart.
"You can come back with me. The Queen will answer your questions." Ausia unconsciously began using honorifics when speaking to Luo Chuan.
Perhaps in her heart, Luo Chuan's appearance had brought a sliver of light to this world buried in darkness.
The long night would eventually end, and dawn would surely come.
"The Queen?" Luo Chuan froze. This was the first time he had heard that name from Ausia.
Come to think of it, he seemed to know quite a few queens.
Could