Chapter 2354: Mythallar Construction
Xia Duo did not want any accidents to happen during the first construction, so he let his ascended soul fall back, and the light on his body began to converge and shrink bit by bit until it completely disappeared into his body.
But during this process, he maintained his Spellcasting state throughout; without the support of the Saint Form, continuing to build the Mythallar required the participation of his will, which was essentially similar to the Spellcasting process of the Netheril Magic System, only with much less effort required from his will.
In other words, an Advanced Mage not in Saint Form can also get tired; as long as their mobility can be restricted, as long as there are no Protective Spells that partition space, and as long as they can be reached, they can be swarmed to death using human-wave tactics.
It is just that under normal circumstances, no Mage would let themselves truly fall into a desperate situation.
After about two hours, Xia Duo felt that his powerful Demon Descendant body was also struggling to hold up, but the core functions under the main framework of the Adaptive Mythallar had not yet been completed.
Although it was only a simplified Mythallar, the actual workload was not much different from the official version; it was just that subsequent updates would be easier.
"Let's stop here for today, and continue tomorrow."
Xia Duo temporarily attached the unfinished core functions to the main framework and ended the day's construction, "Thank you to the few Elders for coming to watch over, let's continue tomorrow."
Of course, it had to continue the next day; that kind of unfinished function attachment was completely temporary, and if it lasted too long, it would naturally disintegrate, and by then, only a framework would remain, which might even be affected by the disintegration of the core functions.
However, by the second day, only Ma'aoshi came among the Elders, and Yinsitedaoge was nowhere to be seen, but Xia Duo knew that the Elders who did not come were definitely still watching, just waiting for Ma'aoshi to give them a signal.
It was just that Xia Duo never thought of "suicide" in the first stage; for today's construction, he still did the same as yesterday, first using the Saint Form to complete the bulk of the work, then using his normal body to reach a state where it could be attached.
Next was this kind of constant repetition, until five days later, when Xia Duo completed all the planned construction; on this day, the few Elders gathered again, witnessing a strange, seemingly familiar power generated out of thin air in the space.
"It's actually a Node-less Mythallar?!"
Although the few Elders did not know much about Mythallars, they still knew what a Node-less Mythallar meant; when they noticed that there were no nodes after the Mythallar was finally completed, they were simply stunned.
"Considering the future expansion of the territory, a Node-less one might be more suitable, so I did it this way."
Xia Duo's tone was calm, yet it revealed strong confidence; in fact, the Adaptive Mythallar was designed to be Node-less from the beginning, but in the Projection Plane of Evereska Independent, it required the division of power to create nodes with corresponding Permission Levels.
And the Floating City Mythallar nodes were for the convenience of Movement, while distributed nodes were also safer and convenient for connecting to a Mythallar.
But here in the Demon Descendant New Homeland, the division of power and such could actually exist, but Xia Duo, in order to ensure he wouldn't be unable to obtain permissions when projecting over in the future, deliberately created a Node-less Mythallar, just to make it easier for him to hide Advanced permissions.
After all, it was hard for him to predict what the Demon Descendants would develop into a thousand years later, but a great increase in strength was certain, and he could not guarantee that his next Projection Avatar would be in a high position, so he could only prepare the Mythallar permissions in advance.
This was also one of the few things he could do to ensure future gains.
For this reason, he even specifically found an excuse about the convenience of territorial expansion, and this reason was not wrong; as he was now, without sacrificing himself, he indeed could not complete a Mythallar with too large a coverage area all at once.
Of course, when he did the final construction, he would definitely expand the range; after all, if he had to "die," he had to die for a worthy cause!
Besides expanding the range, he also prepared to do some "desperate" experiments; he would not be able to receive the results this time, but when he projected over again and went to the future, he would be able to obtain the results through the Mythallar permissions.
"Node-less is good, Node-less is good!"
The few Elders did not have deep attainments in the field of Mythallars, and what Xia Duo said made sense, so they believed it easily, never thinking that one of the essences of a node was actually the manifestation of permission.
Looking at the Elders' high spirits, Xia Duo couldn't help but sigh; perhaps only at the beginning of the establishment of a force would such a situation where power distribution is completely ignored occur.
However, this did make things easier for him.
Since the Mythallar was already built, the public soon received the news and could try to link to the Mythallar; this was one of the most authentic ways to verify whether the Mythallar was real or fake.
Of course, the premise was that someone who knew the ropes would verify it; although many Spellcasters had emerged among the ordinary public recently, separated by a magic system, what could they verify?
Of course, they believed whatever Xia Duo showed them.
In fact, the current core function of the Mythallar was only one, which was—maintaining the Magic Net rules within the Mythallar's coverage area to be consistent with the Main Plane.
Specifically, if Yimaska changed the Magic Net rules in this area, then within the area covered by the Mythallar, the Magic Net rules would still remain consistent with the Main Plane.
Friendly Spellcasters within the coverage of the Mythallar did not need to perform any Spellcasting adaptation; it could be said that this area was their home field.
Of course, for other Spellcasters from the Main Plane, it was also their home field.
The Demon Descendant territory could not move like a Floating City, so there was actually no need to build an Adaptive Mythallar, but for the convenience of connecting to a Mythallar in the future, as well as other corresponding Magic Facilities and equipment, Xia Duo chose the Adaptive Mythallar without hesitation.
Only in this way could the value of the Mythallar permissions be fully reflected when he projected to the future again.
Otherwise, how could a mere Mythallar permission from the old era allow him to obtain future permissions? He would definitely have to link various development achievements to the Adaptive Mythallar; when he projected over again, he would most likely become a non-citizen, and without relevant permissions, he would probably find it difficult to move an inch. He couldn't just say that he was their founding leader in his past life, could he?
Even if the few Elders now lived to the past and could prove his identity, at least a thousand years had passed, and people's hearts had changed; Xia Duo dared not pin all his hopes on the few Elders being able to maintain their original intentions.
What's more, even if the few Elders' original intentions remained unchanged, according to the order set by Xia Duo, the permissions of these Elders themselves would be very limited at that time, and the reason for this limitation was largely because their original intentions remained unchanged.
Under these circumstances, the best approach was, of course, to leave a Central Mythallar for the civilization that could encompass everything; when he went to the future, he could directly use the reserved Central Mythallar permissions to obtain everything he wanted.
To be honest, the appearance of this Projection Plane was still a bit sudden, and there was no good planning in advance, only some general goals, but with the experience of this Projection Plane, Xia Duo would be much more composed next time.
Although it was a Mythallar that was approximately blank for the present (it had some Protection, but it was external; without limiting functions, it was actually equivalent to having none, after all, no Yimaska was coming to change the Magic Net rules at this moment), the public verified and confirmed that the New Homeland had actually built a Mythallar.
Although there was no Order Cycle to intuitively reflect the hearts of the people, from the results of his own observations, the vast majority of the public (Pure-blood Elf) had already developed a sense of belonging to this land as if it were home!
"Now you should be able to have children!"
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