At the cruising speed of a super-large Floating Magic Battleship, four or five full hours of travel was enough to cross a distance that could encompass several nations.
This indirectly showed just how far apart the Dwarves' Garrison Zone and the Caledohart Empire Garrison Zone were, as well as how terrifyingly long the Narnirga Great Wall was.
Though Riezel had not remained on the deck the entire time, whenever he looked out beyond the Magic Battleship, the scenery outside was constantly changing. Only two sights had never changed.
Those two sights were the Narnirga Great Wall and the Black Land isolated beyond it.
This showed that the Narnirga Great Wall was not merely astonishingly tall. Its length and thickness were equally unimaginable. At least, in Riezel's eyes, it had already far surpassed the Great Wall from his previous life.
They traveled until rosy clouds appeared in the sky and the sun slowly descended in the west, about to sink beneath the horizon. Only then did the super-large Floating Magic Battleship, Sphinx, finally reach its destination.
Yet, when Merlot, Naisha, Lilithia, and the others told Riezel that they had arrived at their destination, Riezel came onto the deck with a thoroughly baffled expression.
"This is the Dwarves' Garrison Zone?"
His tone was full of doubt.
He could not be blamed.
If the Caledohart Empire Garrison Zone was a fully equipped military town, then the Dwarves' Garrison Zone was a mine.
Yes, a mine.
Looking down from where he stood, Riezel did not see a bustling town, nor did he see a heavily guarded military stronghold. What entered his sight was a huge mine that seemed to be undergoing excavation.
The mine bore traces of excavation everywhere and had all kinds of facilities built across it. At first glance, it looked like