The only discordant feature in this materials repository was the crudely shaped hemispherical metal structure beside the artificial lake.
There was also a bronze plaque on the door, bearing the words in ornate script: Spellcraft Testing Ground.
From the marks on the ground, the lettering on the plaque, and the style of the building, Angel was certain that Tizhalo had added this Spellcraft Testing Ground himself at a later date.
Tizhalo had no need for such a vast materials repository, but a Spellcraft Testing Ground was indispensable.
Angel took another stroll through the materials repository. Setting aside the Spellcraft Testing Ground, he personally liked this place very much.
With so many ecological zones, every consideration had been made for preserving materials. Angel even suspected that the first owner of this ruin—the original builder—might have been an alchemist. Otherwise, what would he need such an enormous materials repository for?
For a non-alchemist, this materials repository was indeed somewhat too large. Tizhalo was presumably not an alchemist.
Although it was empty now, with nothing inside, if he decided to settle here for the long term, he could slowly fill this materials repository in the future.
With that pleasant thought in mind, Angel walked out of the materials repository.
For the moment, the materials repository appeared safe. In the entire ruin, the only room he had yet to explore was the most important one: the laboratory.
When the Tree Spirit had suggested that he move into this ruin, it had called the place an abandoned laboratory.
Setting aside the prefix "abandoned," the most crucial and important part of this ruin had to be this laboratory.
Tizhalo had even left a blood-red note on the door: No entry without invitation!
That, too, spoke of the laboratory's importance.
Since the laboratory was important, there was