A Wizard's Survival Guide to the 20th Century

The numerous tall towers are also made of flowing bronze, like a Roman column that has been enlarged countless times. The only difference from the Roman column is that the magnificence of the latter is made of artificial carvings, while the magnificence of the former is completely From the flow and cooling of bronze.

This flow carved a layer of tree-like textures on the outside of the bronze tower, making it look like a bronze forest.

They belong to the great power beyond human beings and are works of art shaped by another kind of aesthetics.

Levi swallowed a mouthful of saliva. He actually felt suffocated in front of his props.

He walked forward towards something that was either a main road or a river at his feet. It didn't take long for him to reach the bottom of one of the tall towers.

Here, Levi could see the strong lines on the outer wall of the tower more clearly. He touched it with his hand, and the cold tower gave off a heavy feeling of vicissitudes of life.

But what surprised him was that Levi walked around the tower but found no doorway to enter.

"Is this some kind of natural phenomenon, or is it a ritual item that is not used for entry?"

Levi thought, took a few steps back, and looked up.

As far as the eye could see, the tower was nearly 100 meters high, and its top had turned into a blur of black. Levi was unable to see more specific details.

However, even though he could only distinguish the rough outline, Levi still saw an abrupt gap there.

No, it's four.

Just like the temples of the ancient Aegean, the top of the bronze tower is a hollow canopy, with only supporting pillars around it.

It's almost like...a doorway specifically designed for parking and entering.

Levi couldn't help but think, but there was no door at the bottom. Could it be that it was a building designed to house some kind of flying creature?

Raise pigeons or bats? But these creatures are too small compared to this tower, and there are countless such towers in this city. Why are there so many places for flying creatures to stay?

Li Wei suddenly thought of the prefix "cast in seven days" in front of the Bronze Capital. Such a large city could not be completed within seven days no matter how hard he thought.

Not to mention the buildings and streets shaped by the natural flow of bronze. From a human perspective, such architectural forms are simply unthinkable.

Levi raised his head again and looked at the entrance on the tower that was not prepared for humans. Rather than saying that it was a pen built by humans to raise animals, it was more like a throne overlooking the city.

Could it be that...a ridiculous idea appeared in Levi's mind.

"Dragon".

Is this a city belonging to a dragon?

"Dragon", this is a monster that has been verified to exist.

But contrary to what the earliest wizards expected, dragons and lizards have nothing to do with each other. After research by morphologists and brain scientists, people finally discovered that they are monsters that grow from the awakening of birds.

Unlike most monsters that are generally weak after awakening, dragons acquire extremely powerful traits the moment they awaken. The initial rating of most dragons can reach D, and the extreme ones can even be directly raised to C.

Not to mention the various powerful witchcraft they possess. In the Middle Ages and earlier eras, the "dragons" were the second largest witchcraft race as powerful as human wizards.

The most terrifying thing is that they can even give birth to wisdom and rule the earth as kings. This was unbelievable to humans at that time, who considered themselves the primates of all things. Therefore, in many classics recording witchcraft, giant dragons are regarded as The editor subjectively named it the devil.

Is this prop designed based on the dragon's city? Or……

Is this city really just an illusion created by my props?

This is a bit too detailed, and everything feels the same as real. Every house is described in detail. Even in "The Wilderness" there are houses that cannot be entered, even Ken O The Source Castle is just a mist.

So could this be a city that really existed?

With doubts, Levi moved further away and circled around the bronze tower again. Suddenly, he found that there seemed to be a messy and strange trace on the tower's body, which was incompatible with the solidified flowing bronze.

It seemed to have been torn out with scratches, which further confirmed his guess about the origin of the city.

But then, he discovered that the scratches seemed to form a word.

Although the letters are messy and do not seem to belong to the current writing style, there are still hints of Hampton's letters.

That seems to be...Talanath? Or Talanis...

Levi tried to open his eyes wide, hoping to recognize it more clearly, but at this moment, the air began to distort again.

Everything in front of him disappeared like an illusion, and the majestic ancient city was quickly covered by another scene. His apartment room appeared in the field of vision again, occupying the entire picture.

Levi was in a daze for a moment.

He looked around and saw the bed under his butt, the gingerbread cage, the larvae corpses slumped on the table, and the rooster that had finished bleeding.

He was standing next to the table. He had obviously moved a long distance in the Bronze City, but in reality he had not moved a step.

This……

Levi looked at the time and saw that about five minutes had passed.

Can Level E maintain the "Bronze Capital" for five minutes... Levi frowned and wrote it down, then remembered something and quickly took out the notebook from the space.

According to the memory left just now, Levi described the word he saw one stroke at a time.

"Talanis, I seem to have heard of it somewhere..."

However, he banged his head and thought for a long time, but he couldn't remember where he had heard this name before.

"There are still many doubts about this city...Who is the builder? What does Talanis represent? Will there be similar words on other towers?"

"And... is 'Bronze Capital' a prop? Or does it really exist somewhere, and my prop is just a key to get there?"

"But this bronze capital was given to me by Miss Mira... Since she needs me alive, it proves that there should be no danger in this city."

"Well... maybe after this mission is over, I should look up the relevant information."

Levi wrote down the things he was confused about in his notebook one by one, especially the word "Talanis", which he circled.

It seems like a name, but unfortunately, it would be more convenient if I could ask Miss Mira directly...

Thinking this, Levi smiled and closed the book.

At least it has been verified that insect eggs can be used as sacrifices for making bronze series props, and the harvest is enough.

He has other things to do, and he will have dinner with Field and the others later.

As for this chicken... I'll buy some seasonings and stew it myself tomorrow. It won't spoil if I put it in space anyway.