Liu Youwan looked at the poster, recalled Great Xia's latest progress, and continued:
"However, although the ship on this poster is fake..."
He paused, his voice reaching every representative's ears clearly.
"We in Great Xia are building a real Interstellar Spaceship."
Kael's heart, which had only just settled, suddenly leaped back into his throat!
His pupils abruptly contracted.
He remembered Lin Mo casually mentioning it to Thorin before. At the time, he had dismissed it as a young man's crazy talk.
So they had been serious!
Thorin studied it closely and nodded in realization.
"So this is the big fellow you want me to inscribe runes on."
Grom also leaned in for a closer look. Hearing this, he asked curiously:
"What?"
Thorin casually told them about Lin Mo's request.
Only then did everyone understand.
For a moment, they were filled with mixed feelings.
"I wonder if they'll sell it, and whether we could pilot it," Warwick said, his interest piqued.
He had seen the firepower of the Elves' Treant Fortress. It could fire forward, backward, left, and right.
Then wouldn't this flying Iron Fortress be able to fire in every direction?
The group continued through the shopping street and finally arrived at an exceptionally spacious Central Square.
An enormous musical fountain changed its formations with the rhythm, its droplets refracting rainbow hues beneath the light of the "Artificial Sun" overhead.
A group of children chased one another and played around the fountain's edge, their clear laughter carrying far.
On the square's benches, several elderly people sat with narrowed eyes, leisurely basking in the "sun" and chatting contentedly.
Among the Half-Orcs, the Cat-Eared Girl watched the children playing without a care, her eyes full of undisguised envy.
In their tribe, children of this age already had to learn how to set