Chapter 411: Another Harvest For The Day
Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation
In a divine kingdom hidden somewhere in the void, the God of Light yawned lazily.
He had been indifferent to everything that went on in the world… until now.
The God of Light was suddenly alert. He looked to the right and then the left to make sure everything was alright.
The entire divine kingdom was still under his rule, and nothing had happened yet. No one could barge into the divine kingdom and harm him.
Something appeared in his mind, and he gritted his teeth. “I’ll make you pay!” said a voice.
The God of Light had been planning revenge on Xu Yuan. He didn’t know yet that the King of Decay, ruler of the Bottomless Abyss, was gathering an army to fight him. He felt the fury in that voice.
In the Dark Castle, Xu Yuan sat on the throne, staring at the statue of the Ancient god.
The statue had an unusual appearance. The broken wings on its back were folded. However, it had a certain dark quality to it. It had devoured the power of the King of Decay, after all.
An aspect of the God of Light that was sealed stirred within. It sensed the power of the statue of the ancient god. Dark energy flowed from the statue.
The power of the ancient god was remarkable. Xu Yuan could sense the endless stars and the ocean surging within it. Compared to that, the power of the King of Decay was only like a drop of water in the vast ocean.
Xu Yuan was curious about the ancient god. It was definitely not easy to control such power.
Xu Yuan calmed himself. He tried to accept the power of the King of Decay into his body, but he couldn’t control it. His current body wasn’t strong enough to hold that power.
“Can you control the power of the King of Decay?” asked Su Wan.
“My current strength is not enough to control the terrifying power,” said Xu Yuan. He could only do it after he reached Level 100.
Su Wan didn’t ask anything else. He just pulled Xu Yuan back into the room to sleep. They needed rest. The battle had consumed a lot of energy.
A few days later, everyone in the territory gathered in the mechanical transportation workshop.
Timo shouted, urging the dwarves to work harder. The mechanical boats were being dismantled.
The soldier looked confused. “Lord Timo, isn’t it a waste of time to dismantle these things?”
“The mechanical boats are a success. We have the blueprint now,” said Timo. His voice softened. “We can reassemble it later. As long as we have enough people, this won’t take much time. The passage to the surface is narrow. It’s quite difficult to take this huge contraption through the narrow passageway without dismantling it.”
The soldier nodded.
Su Wan and Xu Yuan were curious about something. The mechanical boats were huge. Ordinary people looked as small as dwarves near it.
The mechanical boat was like a ship with doors on each side. Su Wan opened the left hatch and appeared on board.
The interior of the mechanical boats. It had hooks and shelves for the wares to be stored. It really looked like a modern ship hull.
They did not yet have the ability to build airships.
A gray dwarf checked the mechanical boats to make sure everything was working fine. Then, he approached Su Wan to report on the progress. The mechanical boats had been assembled.
“The boats are ready, My Lord,” said the dwarf. “Do you want to mount them on the Sandworms?”
“How many boats can be attached to the Sandworms right now?” asked Su Wan.
“One Sandworm can pull two of these boats, My Lord.”
Su Wan nodded. She opened the attribute panel of the boats.
[Mechanical Boats (Transportation)]
[Maximum load: 200 tons]
[Characteristic: Using it on the swamp can reduce sand resistance by 30%. When fully loaded, the weight will be reduced by 20%.]
[Note: Transportation created by the dwarves. Only creatures with the power of the dragon can pull it.]
Su Wan was satisfied by the weight it could hold. There were seven mechanical boats. Having one Sandworm pulling one boat would make it much faster.
The dwarves began to attach the boats to the Sandworms after Su Wan gave them her approval.
The outer skin of the Sandworms was covered in folds. It lay there as the boats were attached. The huge mouth had numerous sharp teeth.
The Sandworms were so fearsome that they didn’t even have to fight with the enemies. As long as they slithered through the swamp, they could crush anything.
The dwarves prepared the mechanical boats and locked the huge ring-shaped contraption behind the Sandworm’s head. Behind them, chains thicker than thighs held the mechanical boats to the creature.
As the Sandworms moved forward, they could pull the boats with them.
In the event of a crisis, the special design would allow the Sandworms to forcefully break free from the restriction and escape on its own. The design might not have looked very polished, but it was practical.
The gray dwarves worked non-stop and finally finished attaching the mechanical boats to the Sandworms. The dwarves were exhausted.
“From now on, two squadrons of gray dwarves will stay in the territory and will be responsible for loading and unloading the goods,” said Su Wan.
The ice cream would definitely sell like hotcakes. After the mechanical boats were ready, they moved the ice cream from the warehouse and loaded them onto the boats..
This 𝓬ontent is taken from fre𝒆webnove(l).𝐜𝐨𝗺