Saine ultimately spent even longer in Kapeiqi than he had in the City of Steel.
It had to be said that Kapeiqi's Space Fortress manufacturing techniques were, overall, far superior to those of the City of Steel.
Of Wizard World's finest Space Fortress production masters, fifty percent were in Kapeiqi, thirty percent in the City of Steel, and the remaining twenty percent in Sky City. (Sky City housed the very best of them.)
Considering that Sky City was also extremely close to Kapeiqi, this place had become the Wizard World's most vibrant hub for academic discussions on new types of Space Fortresses.
After advancing to Level Four, many knights and magicians of the Wizard World received Magic Coin loan subsidies from Wizard Civilization and gained the initial capital to commission their own Space Fortresses.
The overwhelming majority still came to Kapeiqi to order their fortresses.
Luluenman's Fortress of Azure Origin and Saine's Ash Fortress had both originally been purchased in Kapeiqi as well.
To put it bluntly, even Kapeiqi's secondhand fortresses seemed a little more tempting than those from elsewhere in the eyes of many Wizard Civilization powerhouses.
As for Saine's concept of Space Fortress clusters, as well as his later idea of gigantic fortress-metal robot combinations,
Kapeiqi's Alchemy Grandmasters did not display expressions as startled as those of the City of Steel's machinists.
Because before Saine, some Wizard Civilization powerhouses had in fact proposed similar conceptual designs.
Among the various star ports spread throughout Wizard Civilization today, there were docking projects capable of accommodating more than a dozen, or even more, Space Fortresses. Some of their concepts overlapped with Saine's experimental vision.
Did anyone really think Wizard Civilization's star ports were merely super-large docking infrastructure?
In truth, star ports also possessed combat capabilities. They could carry out long-range strikes