Liszt had originally wanted to build a castle similar to Minas Tirith, the capital of Gondor in The Lord of the Rings.
That great city fused into the mountain itself.
However, the Moon-Slayers' Holy Mountain was not that kind of unique mountain range. Rather, two mountain ranges ran parallel and crossed one another, forming an hourglass-shaped valley.
The entrance to the ruins lay at the very center of the valley.
If he pursued the integration of mountain and city, symmetry would be difficult to achieve. So he planned to build a bridge-like support between the two mountaintops, enclosing the ruins' entrance within the future royal palace in the process. The palace could be a complex of buildings built around the peaks of the two mountain ranges.
With A Ke using magic to reinforce the mountains and set up magical formations, the future royal palace would undoubtedly be impregnable.
Moreover, he had the Iron Dragon and the Orichalcum Dragon. He could completely expend a little dragon supermagic to infect the mountains with metal, reinforcing them into a castle that would never collapse.
The design plan had already been chosen.
Liszt rode the Orichalcum Dragon Marta as he watched from midair. A Ke, meanwhile, rode the Unicorn Charlie, holding the Eight Dragon Divine Sword and wearing the Gemstone Crown as she began to reach into the magic web and cast powerful earth-element magic.
Rumble!
As she cast her spell, the earth began to roar. The place where the Holy Tribe had once lived was slowly rising. Stimulated by earth-element magic power, the soil swiftly condensed into rock. Piece after piece joined together, forming level and solid foundations, with only a few areas left as soil.
Those locations were reserved for digging wells, laying out parks, and even excavating sewers.
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