Chapter 22 Laws and Decrees
The rumbling and shaking from the foot of the mountain were difficult to block, even for the Dragon Nest. When Noah stretched his head out of the Dragon Nest to look toward the source of the vibration, he witnessed an awe-inspiring scene.
Hundreds of earth elementals, under the command of a female mage, were transforming the terrain. They pushed down giant trees that required several people to encircle, uprooted large shrubs, leveled hills, and filled in depressions.
Turning stone into mud and mud into stone, these spells inherent to earth elemental life were repeatedly used, gradually transforming the barren land into solid ground. The outline of the trapezoidal city foundation gradually emerged.
Such a spectacular scene left Noah amazed. Although his inherited memories included more magnificent engineering marvels, none compared to seeing it with his own eyes.
They dug canals, built roads, laid stone slabs, and even constructed sturdy city walls from rocks. As the construction progressed, a magnificent palace complex was gradually taking shape at the foot of the mountain.
Intently watching this scene, Noah suddenly felt something was off because he saw sculptures, fountains, and gardens.
All these facilities were concentrated in the part of the city closest to the Dragon Nest, the smallest area of the trapezoidal foundation. Over ninety percent of the earth elemental beings were focused on building this area.
Obviously, this was prepared for the builders themselves, or they wouldn't have invested such effort. As for the larger outer city area, only a small portion of earth elementals was doing final adjustments to the completed underground facilities.
"Little Dragon, are you awake?"
Perched at the entrance of the Dragon Cave, Noah, engrossed in the grand project, quickly caught the attention of a Sky Mage.
When the veiled mage descended from the air step by step on magic rings, the little elves, originally wanting to approach the Golden Dragon, were frightened into hiding in the flower bushes. To these little elves, the female mage, radiating elemental light all over, seemed too terrifying.