1806 Found It!

'This Morg Abian Empire isn't simple,' Landon noted when looking at the cluster of vast established structures scattered around.

It would be a lie to say he wasn't impressed.

It was neater than any empire's Capital had been before Baymard's arrival.

It was organized, and from what he gathered, every little part of Abian, including villages tucked away, all had nicely stone-carved roads that facilitated travel.

As you know, good road access facilitates not just travel, but the movement of goods, supplies and even troops.

Wagons moved two times faster without having to worry about large potholes or large dips caused by the terrible weather, boulder battles and even ordinary horse stomps.

When moving on uneven and bumpy roads, travel must slow down for those with goods.

Horses couldn't rush or else their reins might snap and all perhaps their wagons would roll away, leading to a crash and spoilage of goods.

In the end, bad roads were no good.

But when the roads are even, you will find that just walking on the path at a steady pace will get you a little earlier to your destination than you expect.

What's more, your horse will truly appreciate it.

Morgany had roads everywhere. Even within the open forest terrains for merchant shortcuts.

You couldn't see any bare dust-ground roads.

No wonder their people were all proud with noses stuck up their asses.

It was amazing that some places also had beautiful scenic bridges and rails for crossing over water paths.

In many parts of the world, including Arcadina, most people will have to go around the water paths or even trout their horses into the waters to reach the other side.

But not Morgany… that was so savage and old-fashioned.

They had insanely lathe bridges to cut corners that were similar to 4 lane roads.

This shortcut also made travel shorter, than having one go around or enter the waters and risk their goods and clothes getting soaked.

Beautiful bridges, cleaner environments, architectural structures found nowhere else in the world… Morgany was truly a force to be reckoned with.

Its structures were also nearly spread out and would look amazing in Sky View.

Yup!

Unlike the rest of the world which built houses where there was little space available, Morgany had a system.

They had a minimum space gap that must be implemented between 2 enclosed structures.

And the minimum gap depends on what sort of buildings are concerned.

Peasant homes had smaller minimum and maximum gaps.

Estates and Organization structures had larger minimum and maximum gaps to make room for expansion.

Some had hills and slopes between each, while others had small forest or park-like clusters between their establishments.

Abian's Capital was a place that took in Millions of people yearly and also sends that same number out yearly.

It was a place where Morgan's many Academies were situated.

In fact, in the Capital of all 3 Morg empires, these Academies exist there.

What's more, within some of these Academies, laid the hidden corners for Societies and Organizations like the Medical & Poison Association, and the Art Association.

Yes~

There were no-go areas within these academy grounds that were seen as areas only the Gods stepped into.

Only those with access can dream of heading there.

Perhaps Landon was going easy when talking about how Large these academies were.

They were little towns in the vast capital city.

It was like imagining a larger version of the Vatican City still in Rome.

It was just too vast. And for some, especially those who choose to be warriors, after they reach a certain stage within the academy, they get transferred out to lone training academies whose sole purpose is to train them to be battle monsters!

Make no mistake, everyone must first go through learning many other things like Art and even a bit of medicine before they are allowed to choose or deviate down a path.

Of course, like many in this world, they can choose to study 5 professions at once.

Some people are painters, at the same time sculptors and also members of Astronomy organizations.

Have you ever heard of someone only learning one profession?

Laziness!

That's what it was.

Everyone in this world who has ever entered any academy, even in Arcadina, learned 3 or more professions.

You can be an astrologist, and also be a spear master.

What's wrong with that?

You can paint, you can learn musical instruments, you can be a building architect, you can be a sword master and you can also be a scholar.

How in Heaven's name can you only learn 1 thing?

It was crazy.

That was just too much laziness for their brains to imagine.

Even a farmer becomes a professional farmer, professional lumberjacking, professional Gathering, and even a professional hunter.

It's just near impossible for one to imagine just having one profession.

And the people in this era don't just learn things half-heartedly.

People can recite the entire Astrology book like Wikipedia and also paint portraits that will go down in history.

They can convict poisons, and so on.

For most people, they mostly choose professions in the same category.

Take Art for example.

A member of the Art Association can be an acclaimed Sculptor. painter, Architect and Potter who makes beautiful vases or pieces that get auctioned off for insane amounts.

There were also academies for jobs like Goldsmiths, Cooper's (people who make wooden caskets, tubs, and barrels), Wheelwright (people who build and repair wheels), Blacksmiths… and so many other jobs.

These sorts, including agriculture, were mostly bundled and taught in one or 2 academies.

You might think these jobs were useless, but for Morgany to remain powerful, everything they make must be unique.

So even their blacksmiths must do unique work.

Jewelers, leather workers, shipwrights, shoemakers, stone carvers, weavers… you name it.

Before Baymard, Morgany indeed stood superior.

…

After running around some more, Landon finally located the Holy Core.

Research Centre!

'It must be there.'

Whoosh!

He vanished, entering the place undetected.

Even the hundreds and thousands of stationed hidden guards couldn't sense his presence at all.