Saine could increase his strength by acquiring Truth, and the Thunder God Fortress Group naturally had its own path to greater power.
As his conversation with Master Walton and the others was nearing its end, Saine said, "I heard earlier that Master Walton, you and the others want to try building more fortress clusters."
"A single mage above Level 4 truly finds it difficult to control such a colossal entity. Even ordinary True Spirit Magicians would struggle."
"But if it were a Mechanical True Spirit, the chances of successfully commanding a Space Fortress cluster would indeed be much greater."
"Perhaps in the future, possessing an entire Space Fortress cluster could become standard equipment for the Mechanical True Spirits of our Wizard World." Saine chuckled.
True Spirit-level summoner Shalan possessed three Dominator-class summoned units, an enviable sight indeed.
But Mechanical True Spirits like Saine were not alone, either.
The Wizard World currently had only two Mechanical True Spirits. Perhaps Saine was speaking too soon.
Yet if it truly came to pass in the future, then as the founder of the Unified Space Fortress Principle, Saine would surely be remembered by generations of machinists to come.
For those machinists below the Dominator level, merging with fortresses was indeed beyond what they could touch for now. But what if they merely merged with War Airships, Light Prism Fortresses, and other magical machinery?
This was a research direction worth exploring.
Saine continued, "After the Metal Graveyard War, my Magic Cube encountered another opportunity, and its internal energy is now relatively abundant."
"If Master Walton and the others would like me to enlighten and activate other Space Fortresses of the Wizard World, making our Space Fortresses more intelligent, I can do you this favor," Saine said.
Saine's words brought an unmistakable gleam of delight to