As the fusion continued, the skies of both worlds changed.
On the canopy of the Goblin World, the outline of the Source Realm shifted from a blurry phantom into a clear image.
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The folds of the mountains, the bends of the rivers, the borders of the forests—every detail looked as though the mist had been wiped away.
They could even see herds of beasts wandering through the valleys and birds darting through the woods.
In the sky above the Source Realm, the reflection of the Goblin World became just as clear.
The walls of the Imperial City, factory smokestacks, and crops in the fields all seemed to have been brought closer by a magnifying glass.
Goblins stood on streets, field ridges, and rooftops, looking up at the sky. They saw the forests and rivers on the other side, as well as the running beastmen and circling dragons.
Halu stood in the command room of the imperial palace, facing rows of observation equipment.
Several technicians in white coats gathered around the screens, their fingers tapping at keyboards as dense streams of data flashed across the displays.
Halu braced both hands against the table and leaned forward slightly.
"Report the observation results."
A technician looked up, holding a freshly printed report.
"Your Majesty, the world on the other side is a gigantic world. Its area is far larger than the Empire's, but its population density is much lower."
"The population figures we observed are as follows: roughly eight hundred million humans, around three hundred million in beastman tribes, approximately eight million elves, and about twenty-five million dwarves."
"In addition, there are large numbers of magical beasts and