Inside the vast hall stood a series of exquisite crystal display cases, each containing something different.
They included a whole range of services, such as "magical energy array construction," "magical plant landscaping," "Magical beast ecological enclosures," and "infrastructure."
The displays used miniature golems to demonstrate everything beneath the crystal covers. Those tiny golems seemed to form miniature worlds.
The envoys from various nations had already seen the miraculous Gray Sand Ship in Gray Sand City, so they all hoped to bring similar infrastructure to their own countries.
After all, nobles and mages alike loved such a clean, tidy, and highly automated lifestyle. When it came to enjoying themselves, those two groups knew better than anyone.
"Ms. Elena."
An envoy from Nasaya, a country north of the Nolant Kingdom built almost entirely on ocean islands, asked:
"May I ask how you handle transportation and housing on islands? Don't you encounter storms or other maritime disasters?"
Her voice was full of curiosity, but her manner was quite polite, contrasting sharply with her somewhat revealing clothes, dark skin, and many little braids.
The first king of the Nasaya Kingdom had actually been a pirate who established his kingdom in the Nasaya Sea.
It had taken almost three generations to barely clean up their reputation and secure backing from powers such as the Church.
At least now they were no longer universally condemned whenever they showed their faces, as they had been before. They could conduct their own diplomacy.
But as everyone knew, pirates excelled at burning, killing, and plundering. Building infrastructure, however, was genuinely difficult for them.
Worse still, even when they offered money, very few people were willing to help build infrastructure in a pirate nation. To make matters worse, conditions in the Nasaya Sea were far more complicated than those