Compared to the Balloon City floating in Venus's atmosphere, a Kingfisher-class Light Cruiser was like a canoe beside an aircraft carrier.
Even a Starfarer seemed insignificant before such a colossal entity.
Of course, this did not refer to any disparity in combat power, but purely to their size.
Even the Hyperion, the Floating Battleship once personally commanded by Himeko of the Far East Branch, was only 278.5 meters long. Compared to it, this was truly on an entirely different scale.
Thinking that there were already more than three thousand such colossal structures in Venus's atmosphere, with more constantly being added, even the well-traveled Vita could not help feeling shocked and amazed.
That shock and amazement once again confirmed that accepting the olive branch extended by the Necromancer had been the right choice.
Perhaps this industrial capability was meaningless in high-level battles involving figures such as Moros and Sa, but when faced with broader and more ordinary battlefield conditions and strategic demands, this formidable industrial capacity would undoubtedly become one of the Necromancer's trump cards.
Scrutiny and Vita's Choice
After touring the Balloon City born from the ingenious fusion of Collapse Energy technology and magical technology, Vita once again boarded the shuttle docked at the Balloon City's transit port.
This time, her destination was no longer one of the Balloon Cities leisurely drifting through Venus's atmosphere, but one of the dozens of Graveyard Cities Moros had painstakingly established across the planet's surface.
Indeed, with the formidable strength of her Demigod Rank, Miss Agent could have ignored Venus's extreme natural environment and traveled from the clouds of the Balloon City directly to her destination under her own power.
From the perspective of efficiency, that would even have been the more sensible choice.
But with Vita's intelligence, she naturally understood how awkward her