Chapter 1472: Changing Day by Day

Chapter 1472 -944: Changing Day by Day

After returning, Kana developed a leisurely disposition.

Although not many years remained until the Void arrived, in the timeline of the gods, this could be expressed in the blink of an eye— as if it happened in the snap of a finger.

For other gods, they might call this period the advent of the apocalypse.

However, Kana had only become a god a few years ago, so it’s fair to describe him as a newly ascended god.

Therefore, his perception of time remains human, which seems perfectly normal.

Cases like Kana’s are genuinely rare.

Before becoming gods, one would certainly have lingered in Legendary for a long time, and their perception of time, not to mention achieving the level of gods, would at least be equivalent to Longevity Species like elves.

In such circumstances, it would easily transition into the temporal perspective of gods over the following millennia.

Unfortunately, Kana is not.

He spent very little time in Legendary overall.

He had been in this world for just about twenty years — a time period almost negligible to gods.

Not to mention the development speed of the Night Watchers, which magnifies this perception of time infinitely.

Even from one year to the next, one can witness earth-shaking changes in the Night Watchers.

Perhaps it’s exactly this rapid development and constant change that is subtly equating the time perspective of elves within the Night Watchers.

No longer do they, like their kin, view centuries as a day and disregard time.

This is a good thing.

You should know, in the early stages of Night Watchers’ development, during those first ten years, they really didn’t dare let elves handle affairs.

Elves were almost exclusively assigned to various frontline combat positions requiring enduring stamina; this was not to have elves bear sacrifices.

But because the elves’ conception of time was unsuitable within the Night Watchers, which primarily consisted of humans or short-lived species.

Can you imagine asking them to handle paperwork, as all other races efficiently completed a week’s workload, while the elves might not have even started?

It’s not laziness; it’s just their time perspective— for their long lives, mere days, or even weeks appear insignificant.

Efficiency so low it was infuriating.

Why is the Tate Continent considered the world’s center, but apart from a few port cities, few others desire to stay there long-term?

A major reason is the inability to adapt to the elven-like near-static efficiency, with elves only improving efficiency in the aspect of war.

So, aside from elves, only vassal races live in Tate Continent for prolonged times, and these legions almost always gather based on their own race.

In the elves’ view.

They are uninterested country folk, unable to appreciate the elves’ grand elegance and the exquisite beauty of their art.

Essentially, it’s short-lived species’ inability to accept the expansive time perspective of the Longevity Species.

This is why Tate Continent, dubbed the center of the world and the main territory of elves, is not bustling with excitement and vitality.

As for Kana’s current leisure, it’s important to note that many matters conveniently align at key points.

The development plan for the Tariel Continent has entered a steadily advancing stage, there, it is now the center of the world.

Under the influence of this strong information carrier, the Night Watchers’ newspaper, people worldwide can rapidly and easily access information there.

Though all countries and forces are issuing various newspapers now, it’s only the Night Watchers’ “Adventurer’s Daily” that has the largest circulation and broadest reach.

Night Watchers firmly hold the reins of information.

As for why?

It’s simple, no force can transmit information as fast as Night Watchers.

Night Watchers’ information transmission speed doesn’t rely on distance, even spanning the Abyss, results in real-time arrival.

This is the magical charm of datafication.

This is the absolute advantage of chat channels.

In such situations, how could other forces compare?

Their retrieved information is always delayed, leading them to primarily rely on excerpts from the Night Watchers’ newspapers.

Only recording the secondary or fringe information that Night Watchers selectively decide not to record.

Anyway, the Tariel Continent has drawn worldwide attention for a long time.

The focus of the world has been there for these years.

A continent untouched for millennia — a continent burying the drool-inducing extravagant wealth of the former Dwarf Empire.

What do dwarves love?

Ores, weapons, treasures.

What ores do dwarves favor?

Each kind of glittering gemstone, priceless various precious metals, various magic metals containing magic power.

What weapons do dwarves favor?

Powerful magic weapons, finely forged weapons honed by thousand hammers, excellently crafted expensive weapons.

What treasures do dwarves favor?

The above two essences piled together, various weighty, pure gold creations.

Indeed, dwarves are this straightforward and tacky.

But these are the most tangible wealth itself.

An empire of dwarves, a dwarf occupying the entire continent, and an empire scavenging treasures from across the continent.

Coincidentally, dwarves also love digging pits, building treasuries, constructing all sorts of solid, enduring, and durable buildings through the ages.