Half a year later, in the Storm Sea.
On Eidinger Island, the landscape had changed dramatically.
A vast city had risen around the Wizard Tower that soared into the clouds.
This was the capital of the newly established Atlantis Empire.
As for why it was named Atlantis, that was naturally because the name was easy to remember and rather long.
For a nation with a Wizard Tower, placing its capital around that tower was inevitable.
Otherwise, if the emperor and the master of the Wizard Tower disagreed, the nation could easily split into two political centers.
Worse still, the entire nation might split apart outright.
Thus, Dunn had barely needed to think before deciding to establish the capital on Eidinger Island.
It was a large island.
Eidinger Island had more than enough land to build even ten capitals.
However, this very fact had caused quite a few more disputes among Dunn's subordinates.
The Atlantis Empire's territory was essentially equivalent to half the Old World.
Although most of that territory was ocean, its total land area was still almost a fifth the size of the Old World.
Even after excluding the territories occupied by the native races already living there.
The remaining land was more than enough to accommodate Dunn's subordinates.
However, as everyone knew, land in a nation's capital was worth something entirely different from land elsewhere.
Even setting aside its political value.
That Wizard Tower soaring into the clouds alone.
Was enough to drive everyone wild.
The nobles who had come from the Duchy of Lionheart had seen their share of the world.
They had even seen a few Wizard Towers from afar.
However, none of the Wizard Towers they had seen came anywhere close to the grandeur of the one on Eidinger Island.
And a Wizard Tower was