Paintings on Venus / Sa and the Cocoon of Finality's Attitudes, and the Completion of the Balloon City

As for the protection of Balloon City itself?

That was not a difficult problem to solve either.

At least for a spellcaster capable of setting up a Territory-level Soul Collection Array, such challenges were no more than trivial matters.

By establishing several large arrays, Moros could ensure that the city built within the balloon colony would remain safe from all manner of potential negative influences.

What was more, Vill-V, that technological genius, possessed countless cutting-edge technologies that could be applied to the construction of the balloon colony.

For instance, the special composite materials she had developed could be used to construct the balloon's surface. They were not only lightweight and durable, but could also effectively withstand erosion from harsh environments;

The ultra-large Collapse Energy Reactor provided Balloon City with a constant supply of energy, ensuring the normal operation of every facility;

And the advanced propulsion system gave Balloon City the ability to move, allowing it to travel freely through Venus's atmosphere as needed...

With the technical support provided by the expert, combined with Moros's powerful magic, building a colony on a planet as hostile as Venus was naturally no longer an unattainable fantasy.

This was also one of the reasons the necromancer had ultimately chosen Venus rather than Mars as the site for the colony.

Compared with environmental concerns, the fact that Mars was essentially a planetary-class giant computer undoubtedly concealed secrets beyond measure.

Those secrets might not pose any substantial threat to Moros personally, but for a vast colony planned to house at least a hundred thousand people, the potential risks they contained were immense—enough to plunge the colony into irreversible ruin countless times over.

In fact, after in-depth discussions with Vill-V and Mobius, two of the most outstanding scientists of the Pre-Collapse Civilization, they had expressed the same