It really paid to get out and see more of the world. Just across a continent, and the culture and scenery of a country could be so different.
If he hadn't made the trip to Teng Ge himself, he never would have known... that this place was so spectacular.
It was nothing like Loren.
Gears and pipes were everywhere.
Thick pipes transported steam, while slender ones carried a pure energy known as "pure fluid."
He could even see precise robots serving customers in the streets.
If Teng Ge had been the first place he'd visited in this world,
he might have thought this was what the world was like everywhere.
It was like the blind men and the elephant. He'd only been to two continents, yet he still had no idea just how magnificent the world as a whole was.
"A nation of mechanics..."
Mechanics were considered half a combat class. They created unique mechanical constructs out of ingenious parts, making them vastly different from classes like mages and warriors.
In theory, even high-tier mechanical constructs could be controlled by low-level mechanics.
That made a mechanic's combat strength highly unpredictable.
Some mechanics, despite their low level, could still use powerful constructs to fight across level gaps.
Others, even at a high level, might not be able to best a lower-level warrior or mage without their mechanical constructs.
"Is it in that direction..."
Vmmm—
Space rippled. One moment, Lu Cang was on the street; the next, he had appeared in a dim room.
And in front of Lu Cang
was an unremarkable middle-aged man repairing a clock.
"Sorry, but all my appointments for this month are full."
"If you have a valuable item you'd like me to repair, you may have to wait until the month after next."
The man looked