Yu Sheng obviously knew nothing about architecture—that was clear from the many wondrous projects he had cobbled together so far.
But he wasn't worried in the slightest that the "spectacle" he had cobbled together in this valley would collapse because of his craftsmanship.
Because in his "vision," those rocks rising from the ground were... not merely so-called "buildings."
They were alive.
They had flesh and blood, skeletons, and even nerves capable of transmitting signals. Though the transmission was intangible, he could clearly sense each pillar taking shape, sense where they needed to grow, sense the weight borne upon them, and sense the most reasonable structure for connecting them.
Following these sensations, Yu Sheng let the boulders grow wildly yet precisely. Pillars supported beams, overlapping and taking shape like bones. All kinds of materials, varying in weight and already difficult to call "rock," filled the spaces between them like organs and flesh. Standing atop the highest square pillar, he watched the vibrant "embryo" gradually gestate into the rough shape of a pyramid before beginning to carve out its detailed structure.
Its foundation was built upon the original Teleportation Gate Platform and extended dozens of meters outward. A simple yet solemn corridor encircled the entire pyramid. From the outside, its distinct seven-tier structure was already visible. On the roof of the highest tier stood another small platform—a viewing terrace high enough to overlook the entire valley floor. On the outer platforms of each pyramid level, he had also left nurseries, where lush plants would eventually grow...
This was the idea Yu Sheng had come up with after carefully considering various architectural plans. If he couldn't cobble together beautiful details, then he would plant trees—trees everywhere—and leave everything to nature's artistry. At the very least, the place would meet its greening quota...
Smoke