In breadth of vision and experience, Saine, who had long since advanced to Level 6, far surpassed his "senior brother," Zorro.
Zorro therefore accepted everything Saine said with an open mind and quietly committed it to memory.
Establish a heavy industrial base like Kapeiqi or the City of Steel, and pioneer an alchemical path of my own? The thought alone made Zorro tremble inwardly.
Such a dream was so ambitious that even Zorro had little confidence in himself.
But if he truly took that step... it would indeed be a path that suited his pursuit of alchemy!
Zorro was steady and honest by nature. He hardly seemed like a Black Magician at all.
After Saine laid out that grand blueprint for him, Zorro was deeply shaken, but he did not get carried away by lofty ambitions. Instead, he considered what his first step should be.
The countless wrecks of Federation warships and fortresses salvaged from the Wild Star Territory battlefield would be the foundation for Zorro's next advancement.
Those things would keep him tinkering for a thousand years.
As for those secondhand "Moro Black Tower brand" War Airships and patched-up fortresses of potentially dubious quality, Saine told him there was no need to worry about finding buyers for now.
Besides the Level-4 Black Tower masters on the outskirts of the Black Domain, who might be interested, the God of Black Mist, the God of Twilight, the Huya People, and others under Saine could all become Zorro's "customers."
Those otherworldly gods were far from wealthy and could not afford to be so picky.
Moreover, with Saine making the introductions, those otherworldly beings who depended on him would certainly oblige him.
Besides, those secondhand war platforms could effectively reduce losses among their legions and bolster their strength.
Of course, what mattered most