The Pioneer

Compared to the magic network, building a fortress was obviously much simpler.

The gravitational constant here was similar to that of the universe containing Earth, and most mechanical formulas also held true. After conducting a few simple tests, Wang Hao began designing and construction.

The first thing he wanted to design was the Gray Tower, but after hearing that the tower involved magic in addition to its normal physical structure, Wang Hao, who knew nothing about magic, could only give up.

For these drafting dogs, the thing they feared most was the client constantly changing their mind. Sometimes, after they had finished a design and presented it to the client, the client would show it to his "friends," which would be followed by all sorts of opinions. After finally revising it through several versions and feeling that it was probably good enough, the client would come back with, "I still think the original was better." It was enough to make them cough blood from anger.

Therefore, Wang Hao naturally avoided touching magical architecture he did not understand.

The first thing he guided them in building was the fortress.

The fortress had to be designed to accommodate several thousand people living and fighting inside it. It needed sturdy walls, spacious warehouses, convenient passageways, rooms where people could rest, and structures that could contract the defenses and continue resisting after the outer defenses were breached. Of course, it also needed a structure resembling the Gray Tower at the top of the fortress.

This was Wang Hao's first time participating in the design and manufacture of such a rough-hewn building. It basically did not require much sense of design or fashion, nor did they need to worry about trends or aesthetics. As long as it was sturdy, that was all that mattered.

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