Chapter 1317 - 875: First Layer_3

Chapter 1317: Chapter 875: First Layer_3

"Understood. It’s indeed the best place for new deities to comprehend the Star Realm and exchange information, the hub of the multiverse, a hundredfold more prosperous than this place."

This confirmed his earlier hypothesis—the newborn savior god needed to understand the broader Star Realm landscape.

Star Ring City, with palaces of gods standing tall and the most mixed forces, is the perfect super neutral area.

"Please follow me, Venerable."

Ysserian elegantly sidestepped to lead the way, his movements fluid and natural.

"The long-distance transdimensional teleportation gate to Star Ring City is located at the core area of the fortress. There, the coordinates of countless worlds converge, and only here can such distant, multiverse-crossing teleportation be stabilized."

Following Ysserian, Kana stepped into the Blood War Fortress, known as the "Eternal Barrier."

The internal space of the fortress was far more expansive than it appeared from the outside, clearly employing powerful spatial folding technology.

The vast passageway was large enough for the body of a Giant Dragon to spread its wings and fly.

On both sides, it was no longer the distinct zones like the Dwarf District or Elf District of the 1121-layer fortress, but wholly transformed into a super war city.

This was truly in the sense a "Multiverse Crucible."

Warriors, casters, craftsmen, and merchants of hundreds of races jostled shoulder to shoulder.

Dwarf Engineers in heavy rune armor and Elf Magic Masters commanding Arcane minions discussed blueprints side by side.

Orcish Shamans wrapped in animal hides purchased casting materials from an Element Elder.

A group of small mechanical body entities were commanded by a Rock Giant to transport supplies.

One could even see a small team of demigod attendants who, despite looking fatigued, had sharp gazes and exuded faint divine waves, hurrying past.

The air was filled with the scent of steel, sulfur, magic spices, potions, sweat, and countless exotic life form smells.

Huge magic bulletin boards hovered in the air, displaying war reports, tasks, material requirements, and warnings in dozens of languages.

The tumult of war perfectly and chaotically merged here, forming a unique and majestic life force.

The architectural style of the fortress was also bizarre, as elements of various civilizations were crudely pieced together, yet because of the common goal of opposing the Abyss, achieved a peculiar harmony and solidity.

The style of these pieces of architecture may indeed be unsightly, but they simultaneously reflected the long age over which the Blood War Fortress was established.

This crude assemblage was the variation brought by one race after another joining together.

It manifested the fusion of one civilization with another.

Showcased the difficulty the Blood War Fortress encountered on its gradual path here.

This was a fortress refined in eternal bloodfire, truly belonging to all order beings.

Ysserian Starbolt’s status was obviously esteemed, wherever he passed, no matter how rebellious the race warriors were, they instinctively took a slight detour, casting respectful glances towards him.

He walked at a leisurely pace, introducing Kana to the fortress’s core functions and defensive nodes, his tone calm, as if describing his own garden, exuding pride in this fortress and the significance it represented.

Kana was not very familiar with these aspects, but knows the surname Starbolt.

It actually belonged to a descendant of one of the deities originally establishing the Blood War Fortress.

Among the Star Realm Giant Dragons, many are naturally order faction gods.

Unfortunately, Kana didn’t know much about them.

Ultimately, they arrived at the most crucial and heavily guarded area of the fortress—the Gate Hub.

It was an enormous spherical space.

At the center of the space hovered a complex device composed of countless massive, intricate, high-speed rotating metal rings and energy crystals shining with dazzling white light.

It emitted space waves that seemed almost tangible.