Golden Dragon: Six Thousand Years of Empire

"Who else?"

After answering the last question, Noah looked towards the mages in deep thought in the courtyard and shouted with overwhelming presence, yet no one responded to him as all the mages were caught in a brainstorming session.

Noah’s answers were not direct solutions; instead, he guided the others to think, providing a problem-solving approach. To reach a conclusion, they still had to rely on their intellect for practical verification.

Of course, the crucial point was that the questions these people asked did not exceed the range that Noah could answer. Up to now, Noah had consumed dozens of Golden Wisdom Fruits.

Although the effect of the fruits was diminishing for Noah incrementally, the accumulated result had already established an unshakeable, unsurpassable, and awe-inspiring image in the minds of his mages.

However, Noah’s great wisdom was only relative to the mages; he had not reached omniscience. Many things in this world still puzzled Noah, remaining undecipherable.

The Savior Ark was such a creation, containing many technologies that Noah could not reverse-engineer just through observation.

The reason Noah could answer the mages’ questions now was simply because he had seen, thoroughly, every observable structure and area on the Ark.

These people only asked questions that he had already pondered and even had answers for, so answering them came easily.

Replicating the Ark was a goal so daunting that merely proposing it made one feel despair. Forget about replicating; even mimicking a rudimentary version made one feel powerless.