Mirage City and the Possibility of Interstellar Migration

Located between the Material World and the Spirit World, a colossal golden-blue star whose scale was impossible to measure from the outside drifted and sank within.

Yet the inside of the "star" was a world unto itself.

At the outermost edge near the boundary lay vast green waves and a flourishing marine ecosystem.

Further inward were islands of all sizes scattered like stars, each with its own peculiar flora and fauna, and even distinct rules.

Breadfruit trees that bore bread, rice taller than a person, bundles of wheat enough to fill one's stomach, and berries that could be pressed into syrup with 98% purity covered these islands.

If one looked carefully enough, even a Wine Pool Meat Forest was not impossible to find. It was practically a paradise from myth.

At the very center of the Small World lay an enormous continent, where a towering Tree of Life held up the heavens and spread its branches in every direction.

Like a skeleton, it made this 12,000-square-kilometer Small World known as Wizard Secret Realm-earth even more stable.

Whoosh!

A fresh Spiritual Wind swept past, accompanied by the pleasant chime of bells.

Amid the lush foliage of the Tree of Life, a small three-dimensional city in an elven style stood prominently atop the enormous canopy that covered half the secret realm.

This was a three-tiered complex, featuring soaring spires, domes, flying buttresses, and floor-to-ceiling glass windows, as well as naturally grown treehouses, emerald moss carpets, and wooden arches covered in flowers.

Everywhere in the city exuded delicacy and refinement. It resembled a fairy-tale dreamland even more than White Swan Castle.

More than a thousand Gemstone Spirits and Formless Children lived here.

While maintaining the orderly operation of the entire secret realm, they also cultivated, gathered, and processed all manner of Extraordinary resources,