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The next day, Ye Feihong received the blueprints from Yuan Jiaping on his communicator. The shape of the castle was different from the grand and imposing structure he had imagined. Instead, it resembled a collection of small bunkers combined together. The purpose of this design was to enhance its defense power. Even if the outermost walls of the castle were destroyed, the inner layers would still provide protection.
Each castle appeared to be a cohesive whole on the outside, but inside, it was composed of uniquely shaped small bunkers. Moreover, there were many irregular angles that allowed the forces acting on the castle to be evenly distributed across various sections. This improved the impact resistance of each wall.
Ye Feihong was not well-versed in the specific mechanics behind this design, but that didn't matter. He only needed to know that with the same materials and according to Yuan Jiaping's blueprints, they could increase the damage resistance of the walls significantly. This was sufficient for him. Additionally, there would be no risk of an entire bunker losing its defensive capability if one wall was breached; they could use vines to transfer a large number of plants to reinforce the internal walls while continuing their assault.
Overall, the current castle's defense capabilities were several times greater than those of the bunkers Ye Feihong had designed previously. Scholars truly were remarkable individuals. To express his gratitude, Ye Feihong gifted twenty Energy Stones as a reward for the blueprints. Yuan Jiaping and several other scholars naturally did not hesitate to accept them. These Energy Stones piqued their interest in further research.
They had been researching how to combine Energy Stones with plants to create controllable flora with even greater power. The Super Fusion Pumpkin was an example of a plant whose power was uncontrollable. Not everyone sought such a thing. Although its power was immense, it could harm the user as much as it harmed the enemy, inflicting a thousand damage while suffering eight hundred in return. For an ordinary Farmer, the cost of such consumption would be staggering.
The dark creatures were endless in number, while humanity was limited. The Dragon Kingdom was relatively fortunate, boasting over a billion people. Some smaller nations had populations of only a few million, and certain multinational entities had vanished entirely before the apocalypse arrived.
As Ye Feihong worked on constructing the castle, problems began to arise. Just because she could see the data on the blueprints did not mean she could build according to them. Every angle, every wall's length and thickness had undergone rigorous mechanical calculations. If there was even a one-degree deviation in these precise calculations, the mechanical effects could vary significantly.
The Night Elves, skilled in many crafts, were not adept at handling such data. They were more attuned to nature. In their lives, they not only lacked the means to construct homes based on precise measurements but often didn't even possess tools like rulers.
Their treehouses were uniquely shaped, each reflecting a different artistic aesthetic. The pursuit of nature, elegance, and refinement was a trait of their race, but it was clear that they were not suited for such endeavors. Ye Feihong himself was not skilled in this area. His previous studies had focused primarily on combat knowledge, and this kind of construction problem truly stumped him.
The Night Elves were no better; while they could build a castle with a peculiar shape and artistic flair, when it came to solid defensive structures, they were not as capable as Ye Feihong. As he pondered whether to call in a scholar to assist with the construction, the Furnace Tree of Life produced its first Dwarf.
Standing only one meter tall, the Dwarf faced the towering two-meter-tall elves, barely reaching their knees. Despite his small stature, he had thick arms that appeared stronger than the slender elves. On his back was a gun that was longer than he was tall—a Dwarf Gunner. This type of Dwarf Gunner resembled an antique from the medieval era. Although it was powerful and part of the second generation of Dwarf Gunners from Blue Star, it was entirely different from what they had seen before.
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