736. So What If It's a Specialty of the Night Country

Skyscrapers rise from flat ground.

This saying was quite fitting for the construction of Sunset Town.

Under normal circumstances, even domestic construction speeds would require several months at minimum, let alone military defensive works like these. They had to be sturdy and durable, capable of withstanding powerful shock waves.

Without heavy machinery or any of the various devices of the modern era, building a fortress like this in a short time would not have been easy.

But the Night Country had magic.

There was no need to overthink matters involving magic.

Besides, there were all kinds of extraordinary items developed by Lu Ban, from ovens that made bread taste better to gloves that made it easy to lift heavy objects; from hoes that could pry up any corner of a wall to glasses that revealed the exact height of the ceiling at a glance. They were practically like Doraemon's four-dimensional pocket.

If magic itself did not need to be considered, then there was even less need to think about how these extraordinary items worked or how they were made.

They're a specialty of the Night Country.

Architect Wang Hao gazed at the completed fortress, his heart filled with mixed emotions.

If these tools existed in reality as well, many impossible projects would become possible. As an infrastructure worker, he would certainly be able to solve more of the problems caused by building transportation networks.

Looking down from the fortress, Wang Hao saw that besides this fortress-like stronghold, there were several blockhouses and towers in the distance. These buildings were scattered everywhere, spreading out in all directions with the tall tower at their center.

The most important thing now was that tower.

The theory of the magic net was essentially complete. The gray tower had risen from the ground and already