At the summit of Forbidden Peak stood a palace. Though far smaller in scale than the palace on the main peak, it shared the same style.
It was still the style of the Central Empire of Revelation Continent.
At first, Angel had assumed it was another human structure imitated by Gentle Wind Uranus. But once he approached Forbidden Peak, he realized it was different.
Unlike the fanciful castle-in-the-air architecture of the main peak's palace, the palace on Forbidden Peak was a very complete human-style building.
It simply had no foundation either.
Because it was a Magic Cottage.
He made that judgment because, the moment he drew near, he sensed traces of magic power flowing all over the palace's outer shell. Moreover, the bottom of the palace had nearly fused into one with the enormous rock at the mountaintop—or rather, the palace itself had been shaped from that giant rock.
These were the two typical elements of a Magic Cottage. The former was shaping, the latter was permanence; only by combining the two could a complete magical building be formed.
Yet Magic Cottages had always been places for wizards to stay temporarily. They were rarely shaped deliberately, generally taking the form of ordinary wooden cabins. First, that saved magic power; second, they could be built quickly. Such a massive palace-style Magic Cottage was rare indeed. If one truly wished to live in a palace, it would be better to honestly move earth and ram stone, so that the palace could endure for a long time. With a Magic Cottage, if the supply of magic power failed, the palace could collapse at any moment.
"Perhaps this was Feng's personal hobby?" Angel muttered softly.
He could basically confirm that this Magic Cottage had been Feng's handiwork. After all, the inner workings of a