Godhood Experiment (4-in-1)

"This is a city of the Sakr Civilization? I thought it would be some cyberpunk world full of skyscrapers and flashing neon lights!"

Roy stepped off the spacecraft and onto the platform below, letting out a sigh.

"The Sakr people's technology is highly advanced, and they're exceptionally blessed when it comes to materials.

"For example, the naturally occurring anti-gravity mineral 'Kael Stone,' which is abundant on their homeworld, has properties similar to the magic metal 'Magnetic Lead' known to our wizarding world.

"Room-temperature superconductors, and super-magitech properties similar to mithril...

"They also have 'Hithril Metal,' which can be compared to them.

"Moreover, all of these materials possess certain extraordinary properties in their natural state. After artificial refinement, they can reach an even higher level."

Grina followed him down and explained.

Roy nodded. "These are all genuine natural treasures to a civilization. They were born lying atop a mountain of gold!"

The two of them communicated directly through Spiritual Power, transmitting their voices into each other's minds, because they could not confirm whether the surrounding environment was safe.

Technological worlds had highly developed information networks, along with the use of artificial intelligence. Countless things could be deciphered and analyzed in an instant, after which risks would be automatically identified.

When the wizards first came into contact with them, they had suffered heavy losses. Later, however, every wizard in the alliance learned to stay on guard.

Unlike the decayed and gloomy image of Traditional Wizards, Weizel Wizards frequently waged external wars, absorbing all kinds of knowledge and resources. Their ability to accept and understand new things was by no means inferior.

Thus, in most cases, they adapted to local conditions and followed local customs.

Roy was also considering doing the same.

"The first thing to do is rent an apartment.

"My current