"Is that the legendary first Floating City in the world, the origin of the Floating City Alliance, possessing independent god-slaying abilities, the Titan Floating City?"
High above, a massive Floating City hovered in the sky, gazing out at the enormous Floating City suspended above the sea. The sight was awe-inspiring.
"Is this the legendary origin where mortals slay deities, the pride of our entire mage community, the Titan Floating City?"
Inside Andigo Floating City, the Magic Monarch Andigo watched the Floating City with longing, a flicker of fanaticism in his eyes.
As the unprecedented Floating City, it's only been a decade since Kael.D.Helois.Cedric beca a god-like presence in the hearts of many mages.
Unlike the earlier reverence for the Magic Goddess, the admiration for this Helois Monarch is more like awe for the power of knowledge, planning, and wisdom.
Initially, with the strongest Floating City of the Yibel Federation, naly the "Federation Floating City," they severely wounded the Life God and the God of Death, creating a perfect opportunity for the Lord of Dawn to later kill the corrupted powerful Divine Power.
Then, after severely injuring the God of Ice and Prince of Lies, they first killed the God of Ice and then the Prince of Lies, making them the first deities to die at the hands of humans.
Later, as conflict between the Yibel Federation and Holy Briania peaked, Kael killed the Magic Goddess who attempted to usurp the upgraded authority of the Weave from the Mage Net, and then permanently killed the revived Prince of Lies, who had incited the divine conflict with the Lord of Dawn.
Even now, the legend of Kael slaying the Prince of Lies is still spread across the continent.
In the words of the common folk, it's like a scene from a novel—the Prince of Lies died from lies and murder, truly ironic.
As for later, when the Titan Floating City led countless Floating Cities beyond the Star Realm, joining allies from the Human Federation in a divine war and winning, it was recognized by later historians as the "opening of the mage era."
Although only a decade has passed, the continent's situation has undergone earth-shattering changes, moving from mage domain gas led by large forces to a peak of mutual competition and rapid developnt among major world powers.
Competition among nations gradually evolved into a contest among spellcasters, Magic Monarchs, demigod mages, and the number of Floating Cities.
This competition spurred rapid growth in the arcane industry, which had developed for years and remained limited to a few.
Notably, the issue of Floating Cities; without reservation, we can say a Floating City's embedded energy system, such as the World Tree System adapted by the Supre Forest, or the V-type Super Energy Furnace derived from the Elental Furnace of Titan Floating City, coupled with the supporting energy storage device "Perpetual Crystal Core," can directly supply the energy needs of a highly developed tropolis filled with abundant magical devices.
It can be said that for now, building a Floating City isn't just crucial for preparing sufficient combat power—it's also business acun, a new economic industry chain that can quickly develop a region from nothing due to energy surplus.
Further, the Weave, with its origins in the Mage Network System established by the Helois Monarch.
If soone from the Human Federation were to examine this, they'd quickly find that the Mage Network System's initial form resembles sothing exceedingly common there—an entity known as the internet.
This prototype did not get discarded upon its elevation to the Weave; instead, it underwent deeper evolution.
Yes, more terrifying is that, due to the convenience of the Weave, its usage is no longer limited to mages. Many spellcasters, even ordinary people, wish to delve into the Weave to feel they're catching up with the tis.
But that alone wouldn't be so bad.
This situation isn't unheard-of but it is rare.
What's most alarming is the sudden realization of the trendous value Floating Cities possess.
For any top nation that's unlocked the abilities related to Floating City manufacture, building Floating Cities is a matter of strategic planning.
Moreover, people have long known that Floating Cities are limited in number.
Because Floating Cities require imnse resources to construct—blending firepower and economy—the first consideration is the limited quantity of essential raw materials, the "Magic Prohibition Stone."
Artificial synthesis of Magic Prohibition Stone is possible but the production rate is so low it's maddening, so, strictly speaking, there's a limit to how many Floating Cities can be produced globally.
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