Perhaps it could be built as a modern high-rise?
The footprint would not be large, yet the living space could be relatively densely packed.
Moreover, when Angel had previously taken the Kula Kuka people in search of a new place to live, he had built high-rises inside the bracelet before. He already had relevant construction experience.
Angel explained his idea to Laplace and used illusion to simulate the residential tower where the Kula Kuka people had once lived.
After seeing it, Laplace had no objections. Constructing such a building was obviously far easier than building a town.
Gleipnir, however, said, "This kind of building is indeed a good choice. But I think Little Laplace would most likely dislike seeing this sort of structure appear on Rabbit Mountain."
Angel froze for a moment. Did she mean Rabbit Girl disliked this kind of architecture?
Gleipnir had clearly seen Angel's confusion and explained, "This architectural style is fairly popular in the World Within the Shell. When Little Laplace saw it before, she said it was too cold and too crowded. She did not like it."
Rabbit Girl's assessment was perfectly normal. Angel had seen the most intuitive description of this sort of urban architecture on the Holographic Tablet: a cold forest of steel.
Rabbit Girl's assessment happened to coincide with that description from the Holographic Tablet.
Compared to her assessment, what Angel truly cared about was the World Within the Shell that Gleipnir had mentioned.
It was Angel's first time hearing of the World Within the Shell.
From what Gleipnir said, the architecture of the World Within the Shell was very similar to the kind he had simulated with illusion? Could the World Within the Shell also be a modern world climbing its technology tree?
"The World Within the Shell has this kind