Mirrodin, the birthplace of New Phyrexia, was also its most important stronghold apart from the Central Laboratory in Mutahal Floating City.
As its nominal "main base," its greatest feature was the abundance of grand, religiously themed "wonders," as well as countless soul-creations prostrating themselves day and night in prayer and performing various symbolic rituals.
Because this was the only world connected to the Warhammer Universe environment, White Praetor Elesh Norn was attempting to create a Warp projection—the "Machine God."
Thus, the religious atmosphere here was exceptionally intense and fanatical.
Especially after the project began, many creations of the White Faction had been endowed with such awareness from the moment of their creation.
Their thoughts and actions were not an act. They genuinely believed in the existence of the "Machine God."
Just as the White Faction led by Elesh Norn had once genuinely believed Karn to be the Father of New Phyrexia, believing their mission was to unite the divided Multiverse and achieve ultimate perfection and harmony with the help of Phyrexian Oil.
The enormous figures that occasionally flashed across the sky made it clear that the "Machine God" was nearly complete.
The most direct and obvious sign was that the entire Mirrodin Plane had become a mechanized, automated, intelligent planet similar to Cybertron, even capable of randomly generating all kinds of interesting small metal creations from garbage heaps.
Although these creations still needed Phyrexian Oil to sustain their functioning, their initial souls and consciousness had been bestowed by the "Machine God."
In other words, present-day New Phyrexia had long since broken free from the cage that once bound it and was developing toward greater complexity and diversity.
Moreover, unlike Yawgmoth's era, when the cognition, intelligence, and thinking capacity of creations were strictly controlled—
Raymond had granted more permissions, allowing even