Xiyun, who decided to be a good child, didn’t think there was anything wrong with it. When he t that elder, he was still a child. Now he’s grown up, but that elder has also grown.
The series of curses he heard made Xiyun feel it really ruined the elder’s image. By the way, what was the elder’s image like?
Shaking his head, Xiyun stopped thinking about this, and instead glanced elsewhere, putting great pressure on so hidden people.
They are bound to be honest.
Xiyun carried the long spear back to his residence. If those people truly did sothing while he was away, he would still clean up the place upon return.
He was rely watching with no intentions, but if they extended their reach, even without any subsequent impact, Xiyun wouldn’t be polite with them during this period.
Any hidden spies he discovered, he would eliminate them all. He provided these people with ample space to complete their tasks, yet they were still unsatisfied?
Isn’t this a provocation towards him?
In the days that followed, the surface war at Tianhe grew progressively intense. One day, Xiyun withdrew his sight from the edge of the reddening Tianhe, feeling sowhat dejected as he looked at the distant Thunderstorm Land.
Almost two months had passed, yet the Thunderstorm Land hadn’t disappeared, occasionally boiling more intensely, which Xiyun found ridiculous.
Moreover, Tianhe War scattered artifacts during this ti. Just the ones Xiyun witnessed exceeded over two hundred alien artifacts falling.
The war between the Hundred Clans and Tianhe was akin to whale fall; outer space artifacts fell on this continent, and once thoroughly researched those artifacts, technology would definitely sufficiently advance.
In the future... perhaps they could beco the new Hundred Clans?
Xiyun shook his head; becoming Hundred Clans now didn’t necessarily an it was a good thing. The Tianhe War was so fierce, is Hundred Clans winning sowhat good for the ’New World’?
But soon, Xiyun dismissed this idea. Bai Clan obtained Tianhe’s heritage, becoming even more solidified in their status, ensuring that all planets would be under the Hundred Clans’ rule?
If Tianhe people won? Tianhe people seemingly can’t leave Tianhe; their victory doesn’t seem to massively impact the outer world. After recuperating, Hundred Clans or newly erged clans would likely conceive new thoughts regarding Tianhe.
A new war would ensue then.
For Xiyun, living in a remote area, warfare seed too distant to him; Xiyun didn’t have profound feelings regarding war.
However, according to estimates from the warship stationed here, when it fell onto this planet, death tolls in the Tianhe War already exceeded four hundred million.
This was only casualties within the warship’s covered battle zone.
Such numbers made Xiyun tongue-tied; now, over two months later, one can hardly fathom how many truly perished in the Tianhe War.
From the warship’s AI, Xiyun learned of even crueler truths: planets within Tianhe were easier to destroy, implying during the Tianhe War, once a Tianhe planet was obliterated, death tolls would escalate to tens or hundreds of billions.
Though Tianhe’s ’World’ structures differed from the outer realm and weren’t easy to locate so populous planets.
Those who died from the Hundred Clans were genuinely elite.
Watching the sky, the repaired warship hovered suspended concurrently, hidden from view, without obstructing the sky.
This warship hailed from an advanced Hundred Clans creation, capable of autonomously absorbing environntal energy for recharge when not engaging, showcasing top-tier combat and endurance capabilities.
"Boss Xiyun, the Earth Fire Furnace is complete!" The blacksmith hurried over.
"Oh? Let’s take a look." Xiyun walked towards the tribe. Over two months, the tribal structure underwent considerable alteration, transforming from a square formation to a circle surrounding the central Earth Fire well.
Originally, the Earth Fire Furnace’s construction wouldn’t have taken this long; the academy was willing to provide resources and personnel for its creation.
Yet, in succession, so renowned mainland Divine Craftsn beca intrigued, fearlessly facing mbers from the academy despite their fa. Debates ensued, delaying the furnace’s completion by two months.
However, this wasn’t a detrint; ticulous work leads to excellent output, and the Earth Fire Furnace crafted by collaborating Divine Craftsn far exceeded the academy’s provided standards.
These Divine Craftsn weren’t unintelligent; they understood the benefits of their efforts. By participating in the Earth’s Fire Furnace creation, they could utilize the Earth Fire well when needed in the future.
Regarding distribution issues? As long as Xiyun lived, allocation concerning the Earth Fire well would pose no trouble, and the furnace’s size accommodated multiple users simultaneously.
Xiyun still being so ’young’, why wouldn’t they exert extra effort for this?
Having completed the Earth Fire Furnace, they beca the first recipients of Divine Craftsn benefits—the allure was indomitable for Divine Generals.
Due to the concentration of Divine Craftsn, local blacksmiths distinctly beca nial workers, greatly inferior in abilities compared to Divine Craftsn.
Thus, upon engaging in Earth Fire Furnace creation, Divine Craftsn generously imparted knowledge, recognizing the local blacksmiths as native while they were outsiders; forming bonds never hurt.
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