Eden?

White Stone City had indeed been personally designed and built by Azterlan. Although he clearly knew nothing about architecture and had constructed the entire project purely through imagination, the power of a level thirty-five Legendary spellcaster was more than enough to create a city that matched his "imagination."

Thus, White Stone City—an Eden-like creation whose most fundamental design principles had been exceptionally idealistic—appeared within the cage of the Magic Lock.

White Stone City, with its clearly defined division of labor, was divided into three regions. Floors one through nine were dedicated to livestock breeding and farming, and this was indeed the largest area. Of course, whether the small amount of food grown by the farmers living there could support a population of over a million was unimportant. Azterlan, within the Magic Lock, was beyond the supervision of the River of Fate, so he could freely create enormous quantities of food and distribute it among millions of people.

Floors ten through thirty-nine formed the industrial and residential district. This area housed a vast population and supported White Stone City's commercial activities, while its cultural life and economic circulation were exceptionally rich. At least in Punk's view, the towering buildings built to reduce residential space, along with people's orderly work, leisure, and entertainment, were not much worse than those in some major cities on Earth in his previous life.

Naturally, there was no need to worry about economic issues here either. Azterlan could produce vast quantities of material goods out of thin air to satisfy everyone's needs.

The fortieth and final floor was the magic academy Azterlan had mentioned. The entire fortieth level, floating above the clouds, could even be considered the academy's territory. Azterlan had improved upon the Mage Guild's academy system, removing much of its class disparity and exploitation of