Magic Tower Starry Sky

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Just like what the Big Beholder said. When he walked out of the magic tower, he did not make an impassioned speech, nor did he deliberately summon demon representatives for discussion. The rippling aftermath calmed down in a state that others could not understand, and Yi Shi returned to the appearance before the war.

It would be wrong to say that the Big Beholder played no role in this matter at all, because he was showing off in a big way to restart trade with humans.

Not only did he go to find those familiar brokers in person, but he also openly asked the other party whether he would no longer need these specialties of the abyss in the future. If the Lost Land no longer has any needs, then he can return to the Kingdom of God and does not need to continue to stay in this small place.

This impatient attitude can already explain a lot of things. Those demons who were also jealous of profit naturally followed quickly, fearing that in this reshuffle, they would lose a smaller share than other demons.

You know, there are many familiar faces in Yishi who joined the previous war as if they were looking for death, and now they have died long ago without even ashes left.

The origins behind these demons and the humans they are connected to are all the prizes in the eyes of the remaining demons. And resources represent the strength that a demon can improve. If it falls into the hands of other demons, it is equivalent to weakening itself in disguise.

Under such a premise, how could everyone not actively compete for the suddenly increased market share. After all, Yishi is the only port where regular trade can be conducted with Midi, unlike those who sneak into the country and make small fuss.

Not to mention the demons who originally used Yishi to make deals with humans before the war; even those demonic forces that participated in the war and suffered losses from their grandma's family also used various tortuous channels to find ways to regain their strength. Trade with the humans of Lost Land.

Although the goods traded here are not the finest blood and souls of Homo sapiens, they are still better than fighting for food with other demons in the **** of the abyss. No matter how you grab the food in the pot, whoever eats more means that someone will definitely eat less. If you get an extra piece out of the pot, it means making a profit.

According to a popular modern economic theory, trading with MIDI is to earn foreign exchange. Isn't it better to make money from foreigners than to exploit one's own people?

That battle, which gathered more than half of the top combat forces of the Abyss, was as if it had never happened, allowing Yi Shi to quickly recover and return to the way it was before the war.

Another surprise, not too big or small, is that the Magic Circle City was depleted in the war. That is, the magic stone-type energy pool that had been drained of power was replaced by new magic stones by the residents of Yi City.

At the end of the war, the site was cleared by the demons of the Maharaja level. These destroyed buildings were rebuilt by the earth element elves summoned by the tower master, that is, the robots. Anyway, the manpower required is not much, and some robots can be used for free, so they are not used in vain.

But if you want the magic circle in the entire city to be effective, the replacement of magic stones on the energy pool of each building is unavoidable. This is a real resource requirement. Judging from the experience of Shield City, the combined power of the two empires cannot satisfy the entire city in the first place.

When Yishi first emerged, the demons or humans who lived in the building prepared magic stones and activated the magic attached to the building.

However, there was information asymmetry that time, which made it so smooth. That is to say, all residents believe that activating the protective magic of the building protects themselves who live in it, and the magic tower cannot be used without their consent.

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It's as if Shield City needs the council center of the 'Shield of Lost Earth' to be able to control and activate the city-level magic circle. Otherwise, it is usually just the house owner controlling the magic circle of his own house.

In the end, it turns out that the Magic Tower is like a father. No matter how you want to put them in any position, you don't even need to ask if they agree, just do it.

Under such circumstances, Lin originally thought that the residents of Yi City, especially the demons, would be very disgusted with allowing the magic circle city to regain the ability to activate, that is, to update all magic stone energy pools.

Even if someone, the tower owner, comes forward and is willing to bear the resource cost, he may not be able to obtain the consent of the residents. Coercion doesn't seem to work either. Even if the residents accept it for the time being, if the tower owner demolishes it without seeing it, it is equivalent to wasted work.

Lin was ready to give up on something that cost money and ruined his reputation. Perhaps the Qimen Dunjia formation in the Yishi battle was an unprecedented and unparalleled success.

However, Lin still ignored how afraid of death most people, including demons, were.

The magic circle city may be controlled by magic towers, thereby exerting war-level combat capabilities. This seems to cause extra trouble when Abyss wants to attack the magic tower, and the demons should resist it.

However, the magic attached to a single building, in addition to some convenient functions, is mainly able to protect the residents in the building. In this city where humans and demons live together, this function is not unimportant.

Needless to say, humans, as long as they wanted to stay, reconstructed the magic stone energy pool in the shortest possible time and reactivated the enchantment of the building. They were more frightened by the apparent demonic threat than the threat from the magic tower.

Moreover, one of the magics attached to buildings is very important to humans, and that is the magic of environmental adaptation.

It is well known that the abyssal environment is not friendly to humans.

The building enchantments in Yishi can, with the support of energy pools, permanently adapt to the environment and improve magic. So that the people who live in it can feel like they are in a lost place, and the burden on their physiological functions will be much easier.

The consumption of this permanent building magic, for the magic stone energy pool that can be restored naturally, can be consumed less than the recovery, that is, zero loss. So how could humans who wanted to make a living on the side of the abyss not enable such a function.

You know, if you usually entrust a magic apprentice to bless you with such auxiliary magic, it will be Yin Keyin's reward; if you entrust a magician, it will have to pay the price of Jin Keyin. And auxiliary magic is time-limited, most of which will not last more than one day.

Calculated in this way, if normal humans want to stay active in the abyss for a long time, the price they need to pay is unimaginably high.

But if you have a shelter-like house, you can reduce the burden on your body. So as long as the body is healthy enough, it is beneficial to endure the harsh environment of the abyss during outdoor activities and then take a good rest after returning home.

Not to mention that this can also extend the time people can be active in the abyss.

If there is no protection at all, one must rely entirely on the body to survive the harsh environment of the abyss. People say that they should go back to a lost place every two months at least to let their body recuperate. Because if you don't do this, you are very likely to get sick in the abyss, or even go crazy.

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But with a shelter to get enough rest, the two months can be extended. The exact extent of the extension has not yet been tested at this stage. Basically, the humans who stayed in Yishi were breaking records every day.

This shows the importance of these enchanted buildings to the human side.

However, the devil actually did the same thing, which surprised a certain tower owner. Because the needs of demons are not like those of humans, which have physiological urgent needs.

In the end, it was Melkor the Great-Beholder who solved the puzzle. The interests of the Abyss as a whole are not equal to the interests of individual demons.

Perhaps maintaining the magic circle city incapacitated will be an advantage in the future when the abyss demons plan to make a comeback and invade the magic tower again. But the devils living in the city are not worried that when they are sleeping in the middle of the night, enemies will come to the door and pick off their heads.

The relationship between demons is not harmonious at all. When they are commercial competitors, they do not mind using non-commercial means to reduce their rivals, regardless of whether they have any previous enmity.

Although within the scope of the magic circle city, there is a 'no killing' principle established by the magic tower. However, demons and humans have long developed ways to avoid this rule, which is to use curse magic to delay the opportunity to kill.

As long as the curse is cast skillfully enough, no clues will be revealed. If a certain person or demon does not die within the scope of the magic circle city, the 'no killing' principle will not be triggered, allowing the magic tower to launch a counterattack against the perpetrator.

Secondly, the magic circle city is now abolished and restarted, and the abyss demons are attacking. Whether the 'no killing' principle is still there, no one dares to question the tower master. What if the tower master secretly lifts the ban with a grudge and revenge?

So in order to prevent someone from touching the door in the middle of the night, there is no need for too much protection at the hotel. In addition to the protective measures set up by the residents themselves, activating the magic circle city's architectural enchantment would provide several more layers of security.

For this reason, Yishi on the abyss side quickly restarted the basic functions of a magic circle city at a speed that no one could imagine.

However, the demons and humans are not just like being taken advantage of, giving the tower master the resources in his hands for free. There are many magicians and demons who are good at magic, entering the Shield City on the Lost Land side and the Yi City on the Abyss side.

The purpose of these people is to study the mysteries of the magic circle city.

Whether it is to transplant such protective measures to other cities, or to uncover its secrets, and then crack or modify its functions, the two magic circle cities have ushered in a wave of research.

Lin did not deliberately stop or prohibit the behavior of these people, but let it go.

Anyway, the rules of the magic circle city are there. As long as the composition and basic functions of the magic circle itself are not destroyed, anyone who wants to study or add more is within the tolerance range. In other words, Lin was mentally prepared for this from the beginning.

Unless the two magic circle cities are managed as military fortresses today, and the exploration and contact of outsiders are completely prohibited, then it is possible to protect the secrets and prevent them from being leaked.

Since the two cities accept all humans and demons, leaks are inevitable.

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Lin didn't even think about delaying the leak. Just relying on the crushing of knowledge makes it difficult for magicians who cannot see the whole picture to truly decipher the mysteries of these two cities in a short period of time.

If one day the secret of the magic circle city is revealed, then that will be it. Anyway, the real killer move in hand is always the twin towers of doors that are difficult for outsiders to reach.