Chapter 2753 - 1183: Philancy’s Divine Foundation_2

Chapter 2753: Chapter 1183: Philancy’s Divine Foundation_2

"Yes." The Earth Bear answered truthfully, "However, this perception is not all-encompassing. It relies on the magma veins and extends in all directions. Most of the time, it is relatively vague. Only when you focus your thoughts on it does it become clearer.

But it is still limited, as the underground situation is much more complex than the surface. Whether it’s vast rocky areas, various minerals, or caves, they all can mislead and affect my harmonic perception."

"Having something is better than having nothing." Gaven said enthusiastically, "If possible, please scan the surrounding terrain using the Earth Stone, Lord Beary.

I will dispatch professional survey and mapping personnel to cooperate with you, compiling the information into maps and data, focusing on the surrounding Dark Domain and underground passages."

This will be an excellent opportunity for him to intervene in the surrounding Dark Domain. ℴℴ𝘮

He had been troubled by this issue before.

The Dark Domain is not a peaceful land; no one knows what terrifying monsters lie dormant there.

To speak of what is known, beneath the Giant Run Mountain Range is the Council of Death Chiefs, and beneath the Mir Forest are the Dark Elves, none of whom are benevolent.

Do not assume that because the Dwarves Elf of the Mir Forest suffered a great loss at Gaven’s hands, they are extremely weak.

The reason Gaven could defeat them was because he held the home ground advantage, and rather than losing to Gaven, they were overwhelmed by Mesnoel’s nearly demonic defense system.

But once deep inside the Dark Domain, that is the home ground of the Dark Elves.

Other issues aside, just possessing Dark Vision is enough to keep most surface creatures at bay. Without lighting tools, they become as blind as a bat in that place.

Just that alone is enough to put them at a disadvantage.

Not to mention, whether it’s body type or ability, both are limited by the terrain.

In those narrow spaces, the combat power of the Golia Tribe is not as effective as those smaller Gnolls.

The Molten Lava Frenzy of Kellysha or the Godhood Form of Gaven will find scant places to put to use.

And those native to the Dark Domain have means specifically adapted to that environment, like the Shark Homing Beast, which can swim underground, and some powerful ones can even shake the earth, causing underground passage collapses and burying people alive.

However, the advantage of the Dark Domain is clear—its sufficient closure.

Though not timeless and unchanging, at least the rate of change is countless times slower compared to the surface. Once cleaned up, numerous external threats will be greatly reduced, making it an excellent site for constructing underground rail systems.

Whether for the long-term stability of his own territory or future development planning,

the Dark Domain is an essential link, and some necessary risks must be assumed.

However, having a complete map of the Dark Domain would make the task of clearing and occupying it much simpler.

One could say that this is a prerequisite task, a necessity.

Even without the Earth Bear, Gaven would still send people to survey and map the terrain of the surrounding Dark Domain.

After all, it’s rare for a Dark Domain to be straightforward; most are dark and winding, or even three-dimensional structures, with complexities beyond ordinary imagination.

You may think you’ve been walking a straight path, only to find you’ve changed direction and ended up beneath or above your original position.

He needs to pick out what can be utilized and connect them together.

If this were purely a natural Dark Domain, there would be no need for Gaven to invest much effort here; it would be quicker and easier to dig independently.

However, this place once belonged to the Dwarf Empire of Satana, where the Dwarves lived for thousands of years. Who knows how many underground passages they excavated here, how many Dark Domains they transformed, greatly enhancing its usable value.

Two points connect; the shortest path is a straight line.

Such logic is well understood and utilized by the Dwarves.

Excavating underground tunnels is a massive project, so of course, any distance that can be saved should be saved.

"I will do my best." Naturally, the Earth Bear saw no reason to refuse, as it was something that could be done with ease.

Once the situation with the Earth Bear was sorted out, Gaven then shifted his gaze to the Dwarves who had been waiting for a long time, and apologized proactively: "Sorry, Chief Surilla, for keeping you waiting."

"There’s no need for such formality, Lord Rebooter. This waiting is not tedious, on the contrary, it’s greatly enlightening." The Dwarf Clan Chief of the Star Spiral Mountain Range said sincerely, "In just three days, I’ve witnessed more miracles than in the first half of my life combined."

Having grown accustomed to such compliments from Chief Surilla lately, Gaven barely responded and got straight to the point: "Plans can’t keep up with changes, I need manpower to quickly understand and operate this Gods Forging Factory fully.

I wonder if this arduous task can be entrusted to the Clan Leader, to your Star Spiral Clan?"

Even the most intelligent, most automated factories cannot completely run without the involvement of intelligent beings, and the Gods Forging Factory is no exception.

The more automated a factory is, the fewer workers it requires, with each person bearing a greater workload.

Whether it’s mechanical failure or operational errors, human intervention is needed.

This requires operators to have very strong expertise in mechanical manufacturing and forging.