Dimensional Descent

The truth was that Leonel wasn't the only one who felt that keeping the ecosystem of this world intact was important. Even on Earth, much of the concrete jungle had been replaced with large swaths of forest and natural ecosystems.

If they destroyed the natural environment of Earth, much of what it meant for them to come from talented worlds would be destroyed. After all, only by allowing Earth to grow in its natural state would the resources they were so looking forward to grow into maturity.

The same could be said for EarthX1. It was just that they had barely gotten Earth to its current balanced state, they hadn't had time to worry about other worlds, not to mention the fact that EarthX1 had only recently entered Earth's Fold of Reality so there wasn't anything they could have done earlier.

On such a time crunch, they could only take the most forceful approach. But, Leonel had other ideas.

"This is a unique environment. If we want to take advantage of it, whatever we build must first take it into consideration so we can maximize this effect. Do you know what the advantage of this planet is, Minister Hamon?"

Minister Hamon blinked before shaking his head. "Please enlighten me, Prince."

"It's its rivers. The river networks of EarthX1 connect to every location on this planet. At its slowest, these river networks still move at hundreds of kilometers an hour. Its fastest rivers move within the thousands of kilometers an hour range…"

Leonel did a rough estimate of speed based on the discharge rate of the rivers. The speed he provided wasn't actually the speed of the river, but was rather what he estimated the speed of a boat on said river would be.

"This is what our advantage is. If this network of rivers is used efficiently, even in an infancy state, it would only take at most two or three hours to send reinforcements to a particular location. Once the network is mature, half an hour to an hour would be all that's necessary for reinforcements to reach any location."

Crafters necessary to make a wide network of teleportation stations. In fact, Leonel didn't believe that the enemy would either. Space Affinities were extremely rare and Force Crafters that understood how to apply such principles to Force Arts were

station was likely bought from a Force Crafter Guild and was definitely the best the Milky Way had to offer, and yet it could only move 100 people at a time. This wasn't nearly enough

fact that Earth could only buy one even for an important A-Order

even if he forced himself to find the time anyway, what would happen while he was away? What would happen when the enemy wisely targeted and destroyed these

So, he decided to kill multiple birds with

a network that could be easily maintained without him while also protecting the ecosystem of

gaze glowed, understanding much of Leonel's thought process without Leonel speaking aloud. Leonel was essentially pushing for simple Crafts that could be forged by even weaker Black Grade Crafters. It was technology that even 21st Century

to withstand the high speeds. That was

Minister Hamon

only have a single concern, if Prince

to hold back your opinions around me, I'll take

sighed another breath of relief

EarthX1's ecosystem is thriving, there's a lot of danger as well. The animal kingdom tends to be quite poisonous and many of them have evolved to have excellent camouflage abilities. This was why we thought it safer to

this, any creature that can survive the harsh rapid waters of the river is most definitely powerful to an extreme. I don't

Prince have

sounded like a beautiful idea, but the issue was that nature didn't always appreciate your kindness. The river creatures would, especially, be an obstacle, especially as they continued to birth more and

Leonel had

face. For one, this world isn't as talented as Earth just yet so most of the creatures will still be at a Fourth Dimensional level. In fact, they're likely struggling to adapt to suddenly being thrust into a Fifth Dimensional Fold of Reality as we speak, which is probably why you have yet to suffer any