"I think it'll work!"
Medivh smiled and said that raising seafood in the desert posed no technical challenges for him.
Like other Block Cities, Crimson City had many deep-water reservoirs.
These deep-water reservoirs were connected by broad canals that ran throughout the city, forming a network of waterways that could be viewed as a whole.
Crimson City was in the desert, but that didn't mean its urban environment was a desert.
To be honest, with an Elemental Array, turning a desert into an ocean farm was easier than doing so on fertile land.
An ocean could be thought of as a sandy area submerged underwater. The bottom was all sand, so Medivh only needed to adjust the water temperature and salinity to raise seafood there.
"Sure. I'll send you some fish fry later."
The Blue Dragon Sindasa still didn't think raising seafood in the desert was a reliable idea.
People lived off the mountains near them and the sea by the coast. Raising seafood in a desert went against everything he knew.
Of course, these were all minor concerns. There was no reason not to help his brother if he wanted to give it a try.
Whether it worked or not didn't matter.
Besides, his brother had managed to turn desert into fertile farmland. Maybe he really could raise seafood in Crimson City.
"Brother, this is incredible! The only difference is that it's a little smaller. The water conditions are exactly the same!"
Over the following period, the Blue Dragon Sindasa made frequent trips to Crimson City, bringing all kinds of marine plants and animals.
Using the East Sea as a model, Medivh transformed more than a dozen ocean districts in Crimson City.
Except for the central island's main block, the large blocks in every direction were all part of