Demon Stone Mountain

According to the caster's speculation, the reason the Redstone Plane was called the Redstone Plane was most likely because a magic formation made with Red Shadow Demon Stone as its medium stood atop the highest mountain on the plane.

When he arrived at the snow mountain where heavy snow drifted year-round and the entire landscape was a vast expanse of white, the caster discovered with no small surprise that this mountain, which looked like a "snow mountain," should more properly have been called Red Shadow Demon Stone Mountain, because... the entire peak was made of Red Shadow Demon Stone.

"Rustle."

Crouching halfway down and brushing aside the snow, Kane's golden gauntlet soon touched the Red Shadow Demon Stone hidden beneath the snowpack.

Once the snowy white ground had been cleared away, as the howling cold wind continued to blow without pause, a faint dark-red glow shone across the golden armor, and the exposed ground revealed a Red Shadow Demon Stone mountainside like pure blood-red amber.

"Piling up Legendary Level Material into a mountain just to carry a magic formation? I wanted to ask this the last time we came here—were mages of the Netheril era all this extravagant?"

Standing up with a sigh, Kane's tone took on a hint of sourness.

After all, compared to this mountain piled up from Legendary Level Material, his golden palace seemed utterly unimpressive.

"Don't worry, Kane. The caster who built this Red Shadow Demon Stone Mountain definitely wasn't someone like you, always thinking about showing off and putting on airs."

Casting an expressionless glance at the sighing knight, Punk explained calmly in a voice without the slightest emotional fluctuation:

"Granted, Legendary Mages of the Netheril era could not possibly have been as poor as us, reduced to having nothing but our lives left, but