[What is your ideal Sky Island construction style? Assume only the following four options are available] [A. A forest-and-river type, with vast grasslands for cultivating flowers and plants] [B. The outer layer of the Sky Island is concealed by thick trees, with a waterfall, small hills, and a lake] [C. Paved into a desert, where winds of magic create an unending sandstorm; the only home is an oasis and a beautiful underground lake] [D. A giant lake Sky Island, an archipelago in the sky, with Miami-style beaches and island vegetation]
After reading the final question over and over three times, Jiang Han fell into a dilemma. She liked all four styles described here. Whether it was rivers and forests, waterfalls and lakes, oases amid the sands, or island coasts, they were all terrains she liked. Most of the landscape paintings she had saved from her previous life were of those types as well.
After thinking it over and over, she still chose the feeling of an oasis in the desert.
For one thing, it was easy for witches to build in a desert. Besides, with an oasis, she could refer to the two books 100 Automatic Greenhouses for Housewives and Slime Farm Construction Even Idiots Can Use to make buildings. And as long as she cast a spell on the oasis, she could keep the sand out—feel the gusts carried by rolling waves of sand without getting smacked in the face by them.
It was also very secretive. Witches outside the Sky Island would be unable to see the oasis within the sandstorm. There was always a sort of intensely private thrill to it.
After checking C on the final question with her pen, Jiang Han looked toward the lower-right corner of the paper. She raised her head