Prior to this, everyone in Xiehe believed that the land west of Longzhou was barren.
Even if it beca a new martial arts sanctuary, it wouldn’t change the fact that it was backward and impoverished.
But how long has it been? All of a sudden, it was discovered that Longxi had nearly lured away all the craftsn and grand craftsn of Xiehe.
When they found no way to solicit the Xuanji Sect and planned to invest resources to train them themselves, they realized that all the budding craftsn of Xiehe were in Longxi.
First-rate craftsn were in Xiling, second-rate craftsn also in Xiling, only the third-rate ones scattered elsewhere.
Who could have imagined that an old city just excavated from the mud would beco a holy land in the hearts of craftsn.
More troubling was not knowing what kind of bewitching potion these craftsn had been fed; if you ca to place an order, they would serve you as if you were their own parents.
But if you talked about long-term employnt, the enthusiasm would quickly cool, as if they suddenly recognized you as their father’s murderer.
Simply put, you can work, but leaving Xiling is not possible!
No one, not even for any amount of money, can persuade them otherwise. Impossible is just impossible.
Heaven knows how many blood and tear experiences the craftsn who ca to Longxi have exchanged.
In short, ever since they settled in Xiling, they simply don’t want to leave.
And these are envoys from the top forces of a city, yet they cannot force these stubborn craftsn.
Not to ntion, a third path initiator resides on Red Cloud Mountain; nowadays, forces with any na in Longzhou are eager to curry favor.
Moreover, the soldiers of the four-sided Guards of Xiling City have beco strong and robust, deterring most forces from causing trouble.
Besides, these craftsn have managed to co up with whimsical ideas, researching a communication tool resembling both a device and a formation.
Communication over a hundred miles takes just a mont; almost every craftsman and shop in Xiling has one.
Under these circumstances, only a master-level expert might succeed in a plunder.
Despite dissatisfaction, the majority of forces can only abide by Xiling’s rules and carefully select craftsn capable of completing tasks.
To be fair, although Xiling’s craftsn encountered the sa difficulties as the Xuanji Sect’s Taoists, there are indeed delightful designs here, especially in small aircrafts.
No one knows where they got the theory, but Xiling’s craftsn unanimously believe that designing long-range aircraft is now pointless; a product that can travel between Taiyin and Xiehe is successful.
Besides, they believe the larger the ship, the greater the need for power sources, and the greater the chance of repair issues, so fundantally, ships carrying two or three people, no more than five, are the mainstream for future void travel.
Their sound theories, combined with seemingly practical designs, make the craftsn of Xiling seem like void travel experts.
But if these guests stay long enough in Xiling, they will probably know.
Most of these convincing statents from the craftsn are quotes from so piece of information from the municipal hall’s announcent board.
At so point, Xiling and Unparalleled City’s municipal halls replaced their announcent boards with popular science on void knowledge.
The content comprises many treasured manuscripts from various Xiehe sects, containing important information.
In the past, these were unrevealed secrets, but now Tang Luo has released them for basic popularization, naturally astonishing many noble families.
In general, at this ti, Xiling not only gathers the largest group of craftsn from Xiehe but more importantly, with municipal protection and encouragent, plus the watering of many unrevealed secrets, the craftsn here are evolving at an astonishing pace.
And as the ruler of Longxi, Tang Luo is extrely busy.
The day he bid farewell to Divine Monarch Wu Hao and returned to Xiehe, countless powerful figures ca to visit him.
Those interested in the third sacred path are not just one or two groups; after accepting so visiting letters from Longzhou territories, Tang Luo scheduled etings with other forces.
It’s evident that these forces aspiring to enter the grand universe have already or will soon discover the difficulties and dangers; however, they don’t stubbornly fight against it but rather intelligently bring their questions to him.
Perhaps initially, they didn’t rely too much on him, only holding a one-in-a-thousand chance; but once they visited, they were all shocked in different ways, at least on the void topic, it seems Red Cloud Mountain is ahead of everyone else.
The person delivering the visiting letter was Lu Liangliang, and regarding the Yulin Pavilion, Tang Luo felt quite favorably.
Whether it be the few masters he t or the conduct of Yulin Pavilion itself, they were righteous and upright.
Moreover, when establishing Lu Xiling, Tang Luo received the care of the Pavilion Master, so emotionally and logically, he was obliged to assist Yulin Pavilion’s request.
Especially since, compared to other forces, Yulin Pavilion has an innate advantage in creating a new world!
With the pre-prepared design in mind, Tang Luo visited Yulin Pavilion the next day.
He was received by Elder Lu Shaolin and the deputy Pavilion Master Lu Yao.
It was just that the Pavilion Master Lu Chen’s na was so renowned that others, whenever ntioning Yulin Pavilion, would only speak of this extraordinary Pavilion Master of the world, forgetting that Yulin Pavilion’s King Realm had never broken.
Even without Lu Chen, it was a formidable force, as evidenced by the King Realm’s deputy Pavilion Master.
Led by Lu Shaolin and Lu Yao, Tang Luo t Pavilion Master Lu Chen in the Linlin Pavilion.
He was a powerful figure with an entirely different style from the Langhuan Sword Master, South Heavenly Buddha, or Zhongzhou Divine Monarch.
Upon seeing Lu Chen, he was watering the potted plants on the windowsill.
This Saint King, who stood atop Xiehe, was just like an ordinary person, with rolled-up sleeves, holding a bucket in one hand and a wooden ladle filled with small holes in the other.
Scooping a ladle of water from the bucket, he hurriedly poured it over the tops of the naless plants; often, on this hurried path, droplets would spill, either landing on the ground or splashing on himself.
Yet Lu Chen seed completely unaware, working happily, as if he was completing sothing significant.
Though Tang Luo wasn’t adept at cultivating plants, he could tell that Lu Chen was very attentive; this attention wasn’t about technique but earnestness and focus, as Lu Chen truly regarded the vegetation before him as sothing significant.
Lu Yao and Lu Shaolin didn’t disturb him, standing outside Linlin Pavilion with Tang Luo, waiting until Lu Chen finished watering all the flowers and plants on the windowsill before gently knocking on the door.
Turning to see Tang Luo, Lu Chen smiled, placed the bucket under the innermost windowsill, then unfolded his rolled-up sleeves, shaking off the water stains on his clothes, and waved the three over.
From a floriculture literati to the Pavilion Master of Yulin Pavilion, seeing Lu Chen, Tang Luo felt he had encountered the earth’s hub, as if the entire surroundings were revolving around this man.
And Tang Luo was sure that he hadn’t accidentally stepped into the other’s Saint Domain, for where he stood now was purely Xiehe’s land.
So, had the other’s Saint Domain perfectly rged with the earth, or had he regarded the whole world as his Saint Domain?
Suppressing the curiosity in his heart, Tang Luo saluted this greatest Yulin Pavilion master in history.
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