From Baron's Second Son to Dragon Rider

But this did not hinder Kroeber's idea of ​​building a floating city.

The other world with magic cannot lose the floating city, just like the West cannot lose Jerusalem.

Kroeber landed at the door of the Supervisory Office.

This building is engraved with a large number of magic circles for defense and reconnaissance, and there are also some anti-touch magic circles.

Generally, this kind of anti-touch magic circle is usually used to make traps or self-destruct things.

Kroeber guessed that these magic circles should be biased towards self-destruction. Kroeber, who wanted to obtain the core technology of the Winged People, would definitely not rush in like this.

Although he was an upper dragon knight, and the magic technology of the Winged People was not superb, it was like a mountain between two different trades. Looking at the mess of magic patterns made Kroeber feel a headache.

At this time, Ashadelon passed by and asked curiously when he saw Kroeber hesitating in front of a building.

"What's wrong?"

So Kroeber told the purpose of the building of the Supervisory Office and the cause and effect.

As he listened, Ashadron's eyes gradually showed a gleam.

"Old rules?"

"Old rules!"

The old rules between the two refer to a special agreement made by Krober for invading foreign races or alien worlds after he gave Asmat the training notes.

First of all, the knowledge is shared by both parties, each person makes a copy, and the carrier of knowledge is divided equally.

The spoils are discussed separately, and there is no possibility of sharing.

It's just that Ashadron has the right to purchase first for some rare materials that can help Ashadron conduct experiments.

In fact, this agreement is still relatively equal, at most adding a priority purchase right.

But that kind of thing is generally not used by Krober, and it is better to give it to Ashadron than to the magicians in the territory.

Compared with the information Ashadron sent at his dragon riding ceremony, these are not worth mentioning.

"Speaking of which, how did you judge that I would be the one to open up the next realm of knights? I remember that I had just signed a contract with my father at that time, and my own strength was no more than that of a sky knight."

Ashadelon smiled and pointed to his head.

"Don't underestimate the power of wisdom. If I were not not interested in the so-called siege, I guess the so-called seven kingdoms would have surrendered to me long ago."

Ashadelon's words made Krober deeply agree. At that time, he sent Vashj as an envoy to submit an invitation and a letter of credence to the Citrine Jade Crown Kingdom.

After Vashj came back, she praised the prosperity and advancement of the Citrine Jade Crown Kingdom.

From her story, Krober could also roughly hear something.

The current Citrine Jade Crown Kingdom has gotten rid of the state of other kingdoms still using farmers and slaves for labor.

Magic has become a convenient and beneficial existence in the Citrine Jade Crown Kingdom.

A minimum-level rainfall spell plus nutrient solution can easily cover a large area of ​​farmland.

The efficiency of a construction golem with the lowest cost can be equivalent to that of ten slaves, and it does not make mistakes.

In addition, there are many dragon knights in the Citrine Jade Crown Kingdom, and there is no shortage of resources in the country. There are many vassal principalities around that pay tribute every year.

So in Krober's view, the Citrine Jade Crown Kingdom has embarked on the road of semi-automation of magic.

As for why it is semi-automation.

That is because in Krober's mind, magic automation should be the kind where a magician sits at the center console and waves his hand to complete all the work.

At present, the Citrine Jade Crown Kingdom still needs magicians to run around.

But Krober intends to introduce this method into his own country, so that resources can be used more efficiently, manpower can be saved, and more talents can be cultivated.

"Okay, I have cracked all the magic circles of the Supervisory Office."

Just as Krober was thinking, Ashadelon's words interrupted his train of thought.

"Let's go, let's go in. After the war is over, I have an immature idea that I want to discuss with His Majesty Ashadelon."

What Krober said was the construction of the floating city.

As the current leader of the magician's way in the Knight World, Ashadelon's suggestions for the floating city are absolutely the most pertinent.

If she says it's okay, then it's probably okay. If she says it's not okay, then Krober will have to put this plan in his heart for now.

After invading enough other worlds later, see if he can make up for the knowledge in this area.

The two entered the inspection office, and what caught their eyes were some winged magicians sitting on the ground.

Krober looked at them carefully. They were thin, their skin was pale, and even the wings behind them showed signs of atrophy, which meant that these magicians should have been in a coma for a long time.

"Don't worry about them. Their souls and magic power have been used as fuel to maintain the floating island chain. When they die or the floating island chain is destroyed, they will not be like this now."

Ashadelon is worthy of being a magic master. He can see the status of this group of winged magicians at a glance.

She easily bypassed the winged people on the ground and walked towards the center console.

There, there are all kinds of technology and knowledge that the winged people have been passing down.

Although the level is not high, for Ashadron, these techniques and knowledge can allow her to break through the current limited thinking and think from another perspective, which is much more useful than a lot of advanced knowledge.

Klober seemed a little relaxed at this time. He only needed to wait for Ashadelon to copy all the technology and stuff, and he didn't need to make any more efforts.

So he began to search the entire monitoring station, but there was nothing else in it except some seeds and flower pots.

"Strange, do the guards of this monitoring station like to grow flowers so much?"

Klober threw the flower pot in his hand. He felt a little discouraged after searching for a long time but getting nothing.

Now he just hoped that Ashadelon could find something good.

After a while, Ashadelon's voice sounded.

"Okay, I have copied all the knowledge and technology of the Winged People."

Hearing Ashadelon's words, Klober walked towards the direction of the hall.

As soon as he entered the hall, a blue-black shadow appeared in front of Klober.

Klober subconsciously caught it, and a blue-black sphere was intercepted.

Seeing this, Klober raised his eyebrows.

"Thank you!"

This blue-black sphere is Ashadelon's "patented product". It is expensive and is used to store some precious knowledge.

"In addition to some magical knowledge of the Winged People, the most precious thing here is the floating island chain technology and a magical weapon called the space-based cannon."