From the perspective of the gods, other realms were often places of abundant harvests.
Entirely different roots bloomed into different flowers, and this "difference" and "possibility" were what beings whose evolution had reached a bottleneck desired most.
Perhaps in some worlds, water and fire were incompatible, but in others, water in the form of flame was simply part of the ocean.
For extraordinary beings who cultivated fire, or even both water and fire, such a world was equivalent to having a great door flung open before them. Taking a single step to ascend might have been an exaggeration, but one year's work equaling a hundred years was commonplace.
For Lu Mouren, the discoveries made regarding these "Stone Men" were also rather subtle. At the very least, the progress visible to the naked eye was quite obvious.
Courtyard was Lu PingAn's main body, and in this world, it had become even more tangible.
At the point in time of the Underground World, Lu PingAn had established a cluster of fortresses because, after his "divine kingdom" gained the ability to interfere further with the mortal world, it could also be interfered with by the mortal world.
Observation was often mutual, and so was interference. Unlike the previous "invincible man," Lu Mouren was now both the strongest and the most vulnerable.
Once Courtyard was completely destroyed, there would be no afterward for him.
"This may become the true City of Silver."
Radiant Stone was the final name given to this material. Its effectiveness as a weapon was rather subtle, but as a building material, it possessed excellent traits such as "self-repair," "continuous self-strengthening after being supplied with nutrients," and "shining with light."
At this moment, the fortress's outer perimeter—its gates, key outer walls, towers, spires, and other vital locations—had all been covered in