“What kind of conveniences?” Wodell asked curiously, looking at Angel.
Angel: “If I bring the indigenous people here, I hope to also be able to bring humans.”
“Humans?” Wodell’s brow creased slightly.
“Your Highness Wodell might not be aware, but currently, there are quite a few Stronghold Cities established by humans in the outer layer of the Abyss. And in these Stronghold Cities, humans are but a small part; the majority are indigenous people, including some half-blood demons with a more friendly disposition,” Angel explained.
“Your intention is to let humans build the so-called Stronghold Cities in the Continent of Yuantan?”
“That is just my idea. After all, the Continent of Yuantan is extremely scarce in survival resources, and only Wizards can gradually improve the environment here, making it a livable place for the indigenous people,” Angel paused. “Stronghold City is just the initial part. In the future, if the Continent of Yuantan becomes more habitable, the indigenous people will surely come willingly. Then, the possibility of re-establishing cities for the indigenous people and achieving a return to Frostmoon’s former glory might become plausible.”
The solution Angel thought of was to let humans come to the Continent of Yuantan.
In the Abyss, safe environments were too scarce, and the Frostmoon Alliance had considered expanding more Stronghold Cities more than once, but still could not achieve it. Many Stronghold Cities, once established and discovered by demons, were doomed to face destruction, just like the Ashenrock Giantstone.
But the Continent of Yuantan was Wodell’s domain after all, and he would not sit idly by as demons invaded, so this place was actually an excellent location for establishing Stronghold Cities.
This method might not be the best, but it was at least a relatively convenient way to resolve issues for Angel at present.
The transcendental abilities of Wizards could improve the living environment, and indeed, only Wizards would willingly go to such an inhospitable place to construct a stronghold.
Wodell pondered for a moment, neither agreeing nor refusing, “Besides these, what else do you seek in terms of convenience?”
“I hope to be able to use the Phase Gate,” Angel said.
“Is it you who wants to use it, or are you planning to allow all humans to use it?” Wodell watched Angel closely.
“I hope to travel through the Phase Gate to other places in the future, as for other humans, they are none of my concern.”
Wodell smiled, “If it’s you who wishes to use the Phase Gate, that’s naturally no problem. The Phase Gate is already intimately connected to this land, and since the land’s collective consciousness is close to you, I certainly won’t refuse. Whenever you want, the Phase Gate is yours to use, that is your right.”
Angel’s eyes lit up.
“However, if it’s about other humans… even if a Stronghold City is established in the Continent of Yuantan, I will not open the Darklands to humans,” Wodell stated calmly, after all, Wei City was within the Darklands, which was the glory belonging to Frostmoon.
“Are you agreeing to the construction of a Stronghold City then, Your Highness Wodell?”
Wodell nodded, “I understand the intentions of Your Excellency the Savior, and indeed it’s a good solution. How could I refuse?”
“Are there any restrictions on the selection of humans and Stronghold Cities?”
“Your Excellency the Savior may consider that on your own.”
“Is there a time limit?” Angel asked further.
Wodell shook his head, “As long as you do not forget, that is all that matters.”
With such broad conditions and the freedom to choose the establishment of Stronghold Cities, a faint look of pleasure crossed Angel’s eyes.
He was quite indifferent to the Frostmoon Alliance, so his idea was to have a group of Wizards from Barbarian Cave come here to construct the Stronghold City.
However, what Angel did not anticipate at that moment was the sheer magnitude of the waves this news would create within the Wizards’ Realm!
“I am linked to the fate of this land and cannot stray far from it, so I can only rely on Your Excellency the Savior,” Wodell stood up and gave a slight bow to Angel.
Angel returned the gesture, “Since we’ve agreed, then I’ll take my leave first.”
But as Angel turned to leave, Wodell suddenly said, “