Capítulo 1098: Tell Your World 2
Thus, the third stage of the Otherworldly Resonance was settled.
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After the tea party at the Saintess Villa concluded, the the of the performance was finalized. The already bustling Holy City beca even busier.
The Hero and the Noble Lady didn’t even have ti to greet their grandfather or the Border Count, let alone entertain other distinguished guests and politicians. Everything was left to the Brotherhood Cardinal, while they buried themselves in their respective work.
Although the script was selected, the Hero evidently didn’t intend to be a hands-off manager any longer.
Ti was tight, and the tasks were heavy.
If she had chosen another plan, the construction period wouldn’t have been so pressing, as the Star Venue had the Border Count and the Alien Machinery City’s teams involved later on. They used cutting-edge techniques of Arcane Engineering to jointly create this unprecedented stage.
The venue not only referenced the structure of the Cathedral, directly linking with the ley lines of the Holy City, but its core ritual formation also adopted a modular and reusable design.
In simple terms, the Star Venue could freely mobilize the power of holy artifacts from various cathedrals to perform stage effects, and each recorded array could be dismantled, preserving only the core parts.
This way, future performances wouldn’t be affected, and with so effort, the sa stage effects could be recreated.
It was truly the crystallization of Magic Engineering.
With this solid foundation, ordinary stage construction would naturally be manageable. Thus, the decision on the form of the performance could be postponed until now.
But the “Otherworld Stage” was a challenge unknown to most craftsn. Even building it on the Star Venue, completing the resonance stage before the deadline remained a formidable project.
This was almost an impossible mission.
However, when night fell, the Hero visiting this Star Stage naturally had her own thods.
Under the moonlight, black mist began to spread, and in the shadows, formless darkness stirred restlessly.
“I’ll leave it to you all then.” The girl clapped her hands, and a dark golden book appeared, fluttering open without wind.
“Nautical Data of the Tenth Continent”
“Complete Structure of the Wandering Array”
“Advancent Process of the Divine Domain Dragon Nest”
“Completion Scene of the Eternal Holy Sword”
“Blueprints of the Otherworld Stage”
Facing the rewards laid out by the Hero, the Knowledge Hunters were astounded.
The sound of pages turning echoed like a gale in the night, engulfing the entire massive venue and even the outer square in an endless black mist.
This was the first ti in the history of humankind that Knowledge Hunters were employed as construction workers—a landmark exchange for both sides.
When the human array masters, after a night of intense discussion, fueled by magic potions and beneficial magic, arrived at the site, ready to undertake a hundred-hour marathon of work, they were shocked to discover that—
In just one night, the complex and intricate foundation array of the otherworld stage had been completed.
After the initial shock, chanting the na of Lady Saintess in joy, the human mages quickly dove into the stage device debugging.
Although the Knowledge Hunters wouldn’t slack off, the finer adjustnts still had to be left to humans. After all, these Concept Elves lacked the subtle sensitivity to comprehensively address human perspectives.
The resonance of the Otherworld Stage was far from a simple projection; it layered two worlds over each other in limited dinsions.
According to the design’s original intent, the initial overlap was barely controllable. But as the performance continued, the weakening of the space barriers would intensify, exponentially increasing the randomness of the resonance.
Eventually, this stage would beco a place of chaos, “neither any world nor any world.”
Much like the depths of the Starless Dungeon, where no one knew what the next space or level would connect to, it was a realm of extre uncontrollability and chaos.
It’s hard to imagine soone would use such an array in stage design.
But since the work had already started, the primary foundation array beca paramount; otherwise, subsequent changes would be even harder to control.
As planned, the stage was set to change more than seven tis, with the Hero’s song and dance projecting into at least seven different worlds—possibly the Material Realm, an uninhabited Elental Realm, or even a conceptual world without wisdom or form, rely to imprint the “Saintess” across the heavens.
As the cornerstone of the entire array, the Hero chose the Elf Realm as the first stage.
Whether the Elf Realm existed remained debated in academia. Although there was magic for Elent Summoning, whether those elves were the embodint of formless wills from the Material Realm gaining form, or if those wills always existed in another dinsion, unnoticed by humans, was still undecided.
By definition, the Elf Realm might just be the Material Realm itself. But it was an aspect humans couldn’t observe or reach, even difficult for fairies to describe—a nebulous side.
Thus, the first stage was decided to be the Elf Realm.
To ensure the perfection of this phase, the Hero was deeply involved in the construction daily, with the magic texts she wrote covering the entire array.
Even the Dusk Fairy, grudgingly, joined the workforce.
The Hero not only had to summon nurous elves but also needed them to cooperate in the performance, controlling the subsequent stage transitions to prevent the array from getting out of control.
But fairies were spontaneous and free, akin to the flow of the world itself.
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