Hometown was a collective designation, a pilot site for humanity's first wave of immigration.
And naturally, those first planets had to be the ones whose environments most closely resembled Divine Land.
—Of course, "most closely" here did not include the dragon seal beneath the crust and its vast quantities of alien spiritual power, nor did it include the construction debris left behind by any other nonhuman civilization.
Therefore, by humanity's aesthetic standards, this truly was a beautiful planet.
Azure seas. White floating clouds. Verdant plants.
Yes, that was right. Even the vegetation here was green.
Moreover, the chirality of its sugars and amino acids was completely identical to that of Divine Land's lifeforms.
To the humans of Divine Land, the life here had edible value—apparently, the Zhengyi Division teams ahead had even discovered polysaccharides that humans could digest.
That was truly rare.
Wang Qi could also see the Zhengyi Division's determination to build this place up.
He had landed on a grassland. Layer upon layer of creeping grass stalks blanketed the earth like the surface of a lake, and also like a soft green quilt.
The Zhengyi Division members who had arrived earlier had already reclaimed quite a few fields for farming and grazing.
For cultivators, whether turning the soil or loosening it, all could be done with spells—and with extremely high efficiency. Furthermore, these plots were divided with exceptional precision, clearly typical experimental fields. Wang Qi could even see many measuring artifacts.
He truly saw several small pavilions as well, apparently meant for people to rest in. These pavilions also bore Sky Spirit Ridge's style, blending closely with nature.
But the longer Wang Qi looked, the more awkward it felt.
Mm, everything was very good, except...
Wang Qi looked at the books and teacups left on the tables inside