Near the Rose Garden in the sky stood a thirty-six-story high-rise.
Jon had provided the building's design, and it was utterly different from the mainstream designs of the Wizarding World. Simple, clean, orderly—it looked overall like a square pillar tower thrusting up from the earth, gleaming with bright white.
In Jon's words, it was called a "modern high-rise."
Not everyone in Savage Cave liked this style of building. Xilending and Duncan, for instance, felt that such a building, crammed with dense rooms floor after floor, was like a cage that offered no freedom.
Liana, however, rather liked its design—especially... the view from the upper floors.
Every floor here had crystal-clear floor-to-ceiling windows.
Looking down from the high-rise windows, one could take in nearly half of New City at a glance. The daytime steam mist, the rain veiled in smoke; the nighttime neon illusions, the city's glittering lights—such beautiful scenery always stirred a sigh from Liana whenever she saw it.
It was not as if she had never seen the beauty of looking down from the High Sky, but only in New City, in this city brimming with fantasy and punk, filled everywhere with wildly different styles, could such a lofty view be so soul-stirring.
At this very moment, Liana stood before the window on the thirty-sixth floor, gazing at the scene below.
Her eyes held both a sense of wonder for the beautiful view and hope for New City.
Yet not every sight pleased her. When her gaze swept across an artificial lake, her brows lightly furrowed.
"The Aquarium..."
If it had been yesterday, Liana might still have been satisfied with the creatures she had placed in the Aquarium. But now, looking at it, she only felt exhausted.
An Aquarium ecosystem? Wasn't it just a matter of putting pretty sea