I changed the timeline with the game.

Chapter 815: The Kingdom of Eternal Night

that's it,
With an intense opening at the beginning.

This latest film, "Blue", which was released at the New Year, also stretched the time to a longer passage of time with a more soothing and grand background music:
In the following time,

The ocean-going ship [Fifth Builder] and [Eternal Night] conducted further knowledge exchange.

at first,

The two sides maintained a certain distance and caution due to lack of understanding of each other.

But as time went by, this sense of strangeness was gradually replaced by warmth and curiosity.

As the communication deepened, the crew was invited to visit this unique town.

Here, the elements of steampunk are perfectly integrated with the mystery of the night civilization, showing a strange scene after the first industrial revolution in the Middle Ages.

Steam gushes out of the towering chimneys from time to time, driving various mechanical devices.

From the huge steam lanterns used for lighting to the steam railcars for transporting goods, all of them demonstrate the indigenous people's unique understanding and application of technology and nature.

Even more surprising is that

The crew learned from the indigenous people that their ancestors were also victims of the "drifting phenomenon."

In order to escape unknown disasters or find a new place to live,

Their ancestors also crossed the vast ocean on huge ships and eventually settled down in this forgotten land.

After generations of reproduction and development,

Not only did they adapt to the environment of Eternal Night, they also created their own civilization on this land.
——A medieval industrial town that combines steampunk, lights and eternal darkness.

It can hardly even be called a small town.

perhaps,

The term kingdom would be more appropriate.

So under the endless darkness, this country of steam and steel finally quietly welcomed its most unusual visitors.

Since the shipwreck,
More and more residents of the Kingdom of Eternal Night began to know that an unexpected wave brought many craftsmen and builders wearing khaki canvas clothes and exquisite berets here.

The main perspective of the film is through the young craftsman Toros-Vik, who is not yet an adult.

Gently unfolding this land shrouded in eternal night.

As the first wisp of steam rose from the wreckage of the damaged steamship.

Toros, who had just gotten off the boat and rested, slowly opened his eyes, and in front of him was a scene he had never seen before:
The towering iron tower and the streets lined with kerosene lamps.

And those steam-powered behemoths, the 'super-heavy construction machinery' that shuttled through and roared.

Time passed slowly like this,
After more than half a year of adaptation,

Many crew members have also adapted to this dark environment that feels like an underground space.

After all, although the Sentinels do not have the bloodline of dwarf miners, some of them actually have years of experience working underground.

During this time, the young craftsman Toros-Vik built a simple studio in an abandoned warehouse in the Mist Port in the Kingdom of Eternal Night.

He combined the mechanical technology he had learned with the steam technology unique to Kirigakure Port to create a series of amazing inventions: mechanical fireflies that can illuminate automatically and a steam compass that can navigate in the dark.

One day,
As the movie screen zooms in,
He finally got the "ultimate good news" from his master, Old Mott:
“Even if we repair the boat, we may not be able to leave here.

According to my communication with the navigator Likafa,
The energy level of the storm barrier that separates [Eternal Night] and [Lost Sea] is too high, and the route we passed through was completely chaotic and unpredictable.

I don't know if this is a design by some advanced civilization or a natural trap formed by nature.
But to break through this level of storm barrier, we must at least create a steam-powered counter-tide core that is at least three generations ahead of current science.

That might even be fictional science that neither the Royal Academy of Sciences of England nor the Lawrence Riel [Abyss-Julianst] College could produce.

Even if we want to concentrate on making breakthroughs in this technology, it is very difficult.
because,

An extremely rare metal [Hist Deep Sea Alloy] is missing here.

Without it, we will not be able to produce the [Hist Energy Core] necessary for advanced steam civilization."

Hearing what Master Old Mott said, Vic, who had begun to grow a little stubble, also felt the difficulty. But he was an orphan adopted by the Sentinel.
He was not as eager as others to return to the real world after his life as a seaman was over.

Therefore,
Time flies by so quickly.

Although Vic has never been to the royal city as he grew up, he has seen the streets of Wuyingang in the Kingdom of Eternal Night.

He saw all sorts of steam-powered machinery humming and whirring.

Understand and participate in their creation from nothing,
I also thought about the steam railcars responsible for transporting goods, having them shuttling back and forth on fixed tracks.

They even built many steam forging furnaces for processing and production, using the interweaving of fire and steam to bring about one revolution after another.

And during this period,
ten years.

fifteen years.

Even twenty years passed quietly.

Thus Toros-Vik became a young man in his thirties.

When seeing this scene, audiences around the world are probably thinking: Maybe this is how the story will end.

But Su Wen knew how difficult the future would be for Toros-Vik.

now,

The string music in the background also changed its rhythm silently.

In the "false morning" calculated by the difference engine in the Kingdom of Eternal Night, someone knocked on Vic's door.

The person knocking on the door was his master, Old Mott, who was also a third-level transcendent.

The old man still had that white beard and strong body.

After all, after breaking through to the extraordinary level, the lifespan of a third-level extraordinary person is no longer as short as a hundred years.

but no matter,
Old Mott's arrival still surprised him:

"Master, didn't you say you were going to the royal city?"

"Yes."

Old Mott looked so serious that he didn't even enter the house.

He just stood at the door and took the hot water heated by the steam boiler handed to him by Toros-Vik, and then continued:

“But the pollution there from the Abyss is just too bad.

The lighthouse we set up in the Lost Sea has very little effect here.

Can you understand this?

If even the lighthouse cannot dispel the "black fog", then the pollution will completely destroy this place."

"The threat from the abyss?"

The young Toros-Vik chewed over these words in great detail, but he actually couldn't quite understand what was going on.

"Then what should we do?"

“We probably have only one option left:
Build a lighthouse that only the great architect Leonard Coverdale could imagine.

But if you want to simulate the flames that originated from the 'Eternal Dawn' sect of the Third Age, or even the 'Eternal Blazing Sun' of the Ragnarok of the First Age,
That is almost impossible to do.
after all,

Prometheus probably never existed."

Old Mott left in loneliness.

But Vic didn't know that
This time,
That was their last meeting.

It was only after saying goodbye to his master that he finally came up with the idea of resolving this crisis.

(End of this chapter)