In the distance, Luyun Fortress was hidden in a seaside valley. Most of its buildings clung to the cliffs, while the sea stretched below the gorge. Dozens of Three-Masted Sailboats were moored there.
It had to be said that the Gray Dwarves possessed extraordinary talent for construction. They had built Luyun Fortress on the cliffs beside a natural Safe Harbor.
Many of the buildings had been constructed directly against the cliff face, while some even extended deep into the rock.
Though the buildings were stacked atop one another, they did not appear crowded.
The harbor lay beneath the cliffs.
This was a natural Safe Harbor. To guard against tides, a curved breakwater had even been built in the distance. At high tide, seawater could only flow in through the passage on one side of the breakwater, preventing huge waves from directly striking the harbor.
As Roy's party approached Luyun Fortress, it looked like a miniature version of Castleton City—only far smaller.
The Northern Army Fleet's Three-Masted Sailboats were moored in the harbor. Not only did these vessels have Argali Ram Horns mounted on their bows, but their hulls were also clad in black iron plating, with rows of bronze cannons lined across their decks.
Although Roy knew the cannons fired solid shot, the sight of so many warships gathered in the harbor was still immensely imposing.
Besides the bronze cannons, the ships were also equipped with several ballistae.
What Roy worried about most was whether some ships in the Northern Army Fleet had also been fitted with Magic Cannons. After all, the Magic Cannons aboard his Magic Airships had come from the Gray Dwarves' treasure hoard. Roy knew full well how powerful those Magic Cannons were, which was why he was especially wary of the Northern Army Fleet possessing such