Ever since Lind had gathered a group of scientists under his command, he had devoted most of his energy to training and had greatly neglected his own development in scientific research and other fields. He was no longer the all-round leader who had relied on his powerful mental power to excel in every area.
Although he could understand the basics of the work at the spaceflight base and even offer some suggestions, he really could not lend a hand with most of it.
Thus, Lind merely exchanged a few words with Mog and the others and praised their work before leaving the spaceflight base, taking the opportunity to have a proper look around the Myriad Magnet Continent.
Compared with the relatively open Oran Sea, the Magnetic Sea was undoubtedly more secluded because of its magnetic fields, which also made it easier for the Oran Empire to carry out large-scale alterations.
Although the Oran Empire had modified most of its islands, including Oran Island, expanding them several times over, it had not yet directly enlarged any of them into a continent.
After all, the source of the materials the Oran Empire used for land reclamation remained relatively secret for the time being.
Thus, the isolated Magnetic Sea had caught their attention. Not only was it secluded, but its terrain was fragmented and its waters relatively shallow. Connecting the small islands scattered throughout the sea would be enough to create a continent.
At the same time, turning the Magnetic Sea into a continent would largely circumvent the drawback of its lack of magnetism.
After all, on a continent, who would use something like a compass unless they were lost in a forest or the mountains?
People relied on maps, signposts, or the weather.
Once the Oran Empire developed navigation satellites, navigation might