Lu PingAn's Courtyard had always followed the style of a "modern garden."
Gardens, fountains, lakes, statues, a towering bank hall, enormous ancient trees, chapels, and greenery everywhere—it was more suited to leisure and survival than even a vacation resort.
But now, behind the Garden, one of the Main Camps, an extremely bizarre area had appeared.
It was a green Incubation Pool, with countless masses of multicolored flesh flowing across its surface, constantly swelling into pustules and bursting open. Merely approaching it was enough to reveal just how "pleasant" its smell was.
Lu PingAn felt a little numb. He did not think this was a normal aesthetic either. The thing kept reminding him of...
"StarCraft's Incubation Pool? You play games too?"
Uh, one of the younger generation among the outsiders had actually seen through it first.
In a sense, Rule Buildings were projections of Lu PingAn's "concepts" into reality. If he thought there ought to be a flower-filled garden, one would naturally come into being. If he thought there ought to be chapels and classical stone monuments, those would naturally appear as well.
"...Uh, looks like I should play fewer games."
Previously, Lu PingAn's Rule Buildings had mostly been projections of his "concepts" into reality.
But how could reality have a pool that incubated living creatures? So, a recent concept was dredged up from his mind, and this biological Incubation Pool with its dense Zerg-like style came into existence.
"Forget it. As long as it works."
Lu PingAn sighed. Once this thing had taken shape, it would be difficult to alter, just as impressions of something in one's mind were hard to correct. Perhaps when Lu PingAn advanced again, or integrated some suitable rules, it would change once more.
And this form might not entirely have been Lu PingAn's fault.
"...I'm