Who Has the Best House-Building Technique? (Part 1)

"Boss, are you sure this is the place?"

On a small hill on a deserted island, Susan, who had just stepped off the plane, glanced around and the veins on her forehead throbbed involuntarily.

When Hawking said everything was settled, he meant that they had found such a deserted island deep in the Atlantic Ocean.

If that were the case, why would she need her boss, Hawking, to make a personal trip? She could simply spend money to hire a few pilots, or have Jessica and her flying Super Hero search the Atlantic Ocean. Wouldn't they be able to find a deserted island big enough?

What's the point of finding a deserted island?

Being so far from the mainland, the transportation costs alone would be a huge expense, and it's unknown how much manpower and resources would be needed to build high-rise buildings on such a deserted island.

Without four or five years, there's no way we can even think about building something decent.

Even if it's built, the contestants can be transported over by plane by the company, but what about the audience?

The World's Greatest Ability User Tournament has long been popular worldwide, with countless people wanting to come and watch the competition live. Because Hawking explicitly stated that there would be no ticket fee, the number of people who have registered is as high as hundreds of millions.

To ensure fairness, the company randomly selected 30,000 lucky audience members, and each lucky audience member could bring up to four family members or friends with them.

There were at most 150,000 live audience members, not including the places given away to dignitaries and businessmen from various countries for the sake of prestige and business.

In other words, the number of audience members and service personnel on site may approach 200,000.

Tell me, how do you plan to transport these 200,000 people from all over the world to such a remote island?

The managers who came down with Susan looked at each other, somewhat bewildered, clearly sharing the same thoughts as Susan.

However, they dared not question Hawking like Susan did.

Although Hawking rarely came to the company and usually acted quite mild-mannered when he saw them, these company executives were mostly Mutants and superhumans who knew that Hawking was the strongest Super Hero who had defeated Apocalypse.

I also know the fate of those Super Hero in the company who break the rules.

Therefore, in addition to admiration and worship, they also felt an extra layer of fear.

Besides, they are all just employees now, Hawking is the boss, the provider of their livelihood. Naturally, whatever the boss says goes.

"This is the place, but don't get excited. Since I said I've got it sorted out, I definitely won't let you down."

Hawking turned around and smiled:

"Now, the moment of witnessing the Miracle has arrived!"

He then clasped his hands together:

"Wood Release: City Building Technique!"

A powerful Wood Release chakra erupted from Hawking's body, and its sheer force caused Susan and the others to retreat.

However, as soon as they stood up, they were so shocked by the scene before them that they opened their mouths wide.

What did they see?

They saw countless logs rise from the ground on the island, then naturally connect with each other, becoming exquisite wooden houses, villas, commercial streets, observation decks, huge competition venues, and so on.

In just a few seconds, an island city made entirely of wood appeared before their eyes.

The house-building technology here is simply mythical!

"Let's see if there's anything that needs adjusting. I can make some adjustments now."

"No, no, it's perfect, boss. I've discovered that you have a natural talent for building houses."

Susan closed her mouth and gave Hawking a big thumbs up.

He had seen many Super Hero abilities in the company, but he had never seen anything like what Hawking had demonstrated today.

It really shocked her.

"However, we need to be careful about fire prevention, since everything is made of wood, and it would be troublesome if a fire broke out."

Once things returned to normal, Susan immediately thought of the drawbacks of wooden houses.

This entire city is made of wood; if it catches fire, it will be a disaster.

But Hawking waved his hand in response:

"You don't need to worry about that. These are not ordinary woods. They are not afraid of normal fire and are very hard, no worse than the reinforced concrete in the city."

Upon hearing that the wood Hawking had crafted was so unique, Susan couldn't resist having a Mutants employee nearby, who could breathe fire from his nose, try it out. Sure enough, it couldn't be burned by flames.

Then she had a Mutants right hand could turn into a saw to saw the wood. After sawing for a long time, he only managed to cut a small notch.

"This wood is truly unique, but boss, how far is the island?"

After verifying and marveling at the results, Susan immediately thought of another, more important question.

But she was interrupted by Hawking when she had only finished asking her question:

"I know what you're going to say, and that's not a problem."

Hawking pulled a badge with a Z symbol engraved on it from his pocket.

"Isn't this the emblem of our Heroes Alliance Company?"

Susan immediately recognized that the badge in Hawking's hand was the iconic badge of the Heroes Alliance Company, which every Super Hero wears when on missions to identify themselves.

"Good, put your hand on it."

Hawking nodded, opened his hand and placed the badge in his palm. Susan, somewhat puzzled, reached out and pressed her hand on the badge.

In an instant, a spatial vortex was released from the badge.

Hawking and Susan were simultaneously swept into the vortex and disappeared, leaving only the Z-shaped badge on the ground.

Where is this?

Susan looked at the bed in front of her, feeling a little dizzy, and asked while suppressing her nausea.

She felt as if she had been thrown into a washing machine, and when she came out, she was so dizzy that she could hardly stand.

"This is my dorm room at the Mutant School. It's normal to feel a little dizzy the first time you use the Portkey, but you'll get used to it after a few tries."

Hawking helped Susan up and smiled.

Susan, now back to normal, was filled with confusion:

"What is Portkey? And weren't we on that deserted island? How did we get back to your dorm in an instant?"

"The Portkey is a spatial prop I created. As long as you touch one of the Portkey, you can instantly teleport to the location of the other Portkey."

I will manufacture more for you later, and you can put one in each branch office.

It will be very convenient to transport supplies or bring audiences from various countries to the island.

In the future, if any incidents occur near the branch office, the headquarters' Super Hero can arrive at the scene immediately to complete the mission without having to travel back and forth by plane.

Hawking picked up another Z-shaped badge from the table and waved it in front of Susan.

Susan's eyes lit up immediately upon hearing this.

"There's such a wonderful thing! This is amazing!"

In Susan's view, the value of this Portkey is not only as Hawking said, but there are also many other areas that can be explored, and if used well, it can definitely make a lot of money.