I materialized a sci-fi fortress in a magical world.

Time flies like a wild donkey, and soon it was time for Luo Yue to set off for the "feast".

These days have been peaceful, with nothing major happening, except that Luo Yue has figured out two things.

Firstly, Captain Doss is a good person to get along with; he genuinely offers advice when there's trouble!

That night when I reunited with my senior, towards the end, she wouldn't even give me time to drink water...

However, when Luo Yue woke up the next day, all that was left by the beautiful woman beside her was a cold message saying that she had received an urgent summons and had to leave immediately.

So this [Hunter of Laws] is really not a place for decent people...

Secondly, the princess who lives next door should also be a good match.

After rambling on about a bunch of "keyboard politics" topics to Luo Yue, she gave him two beautiful pieces of jewelry in the name of "sacrifice." The workmanship looked very exquisite, the materials were solid, and the gemstones used were all the size of quail eggs. Even the gift box used for packaging looked expensive.

I went to a pawnshop in town and asked around. The first offer was 20 gold coins per piece, which was obviously worth far more than that.

For a moment, Luo Yue felt as if he were holding not jewels, but the blood and sweat of the people plundered by the feudal royal family...

Luo Yue definitely wouldn't sell it for money directly. He had already decided to keep one as a gift for his senior and give the other to his beautiful teacher when he had the chance.

He had actually noticed it long ago: although the beautiful teacher was extremely pretty, he had never seen her wear any glamorous jewelry that matched her looks.

From previous casual conversations, it's clear that her financial situation has never been very good, and her ways of making money are not as good as Don Quixote's.

However, in their most recent meeting, which was the day after his rendezvous with his senior, the beautiful teacher still gave Luo Yue two magical artifacts. One of them was a ritual dagger that could speed up spellcasting and had a damage bonus to mystical skills.

The other item is a 'compass' for divination. Once activated, it can project a divination array onto the ground, which is much more accurate than mental projection. It can also enhance anti-interference capabilities, improve accuracy, and defend against the opponent's counterattacks and regressions.

The most valuable attribute is the last one. In the New World, divination is an invisible battlefront, with frequent offensive and defensive maneuvers revolving around it, somewhat like electronic warfare or information warfare on Earth.

In the old world, this method could also be used to divine Hugo and the princess next door, who had previously failed. Theoretically, with the amplification of the magical artifact, it could easily break through the anti-divination measures on them.

But Royo didn't rush to do so, because the other party would notice and misunderstand it as hostile behavior.

The two of them treated him well, so there was no need for him to force others to "open the box" just because of his curiosity.

In addition to the two magical artifacts, Celishina also gave Royo some potions to treat his injuries and restore his magic and mental strength, truly afraid that her student would suffer in the secret realm.

Luo Yue couldn't help but sigh, "To meet such a wonderful and beautiful female teacher, I would even be willing to have her as my girlfriend!"

Besides Celesina, Don Quixote also delivered the high-level golem that was promised a few days ahead of schedule, hoping it could help Royo in the secret realm.

But when I got my hands on it, I found out that it was actually a fluffy hammerhead shark plush toy.

It has a cartoonish style, a dusty gray back, and a snow-white belly. It looks adorable and feels very comfortable to touch. It's only slightly heavier than a pillow when you hug it.

It's hard to believe that this thing is actually a golem?

But surprisingly, after helping to inspect the goods, Celishina even gave a positive review:

"A truly ingenious design. I now believe you are indeed a master of disguise."

"Thank you for the compliment. Disguise is essentially an art of contrast. Just like how I am seen as a strange person with four arms in the eyes of the world, who would have thought that the delicate girl who sneaked into the secret realm was actually me in disguise?"

The same logic applies to golems. You'd be wary of a burly man carrying a large golem, but would you be suspicious of a poor little girl clutching a stuffed animal?

Don Quixote answered with a hint of pride, leaving Rowe, who was standing next to him, completely taken aback.

His [Disguise Technique] combined with his [Human Mechanization] can indeed change his gender. No wonder this guy has stolen so many secret realms without ever getting caught.

As for the specific usage of this puppet, Don Quixote included a thick instruction manual, which contained a lot of information and was somewhat complicated.

Luo Yue took a quick look and realized that this thing was actually a special space storage bag. The real core part was hidden in its snow-white belly, and the current doll form was just "standby mode".

Once fully activated, the golem's mechanical parts will be released and unfold, instantly transforming into a mechanical great white shark over five meters long, possessing solid defense, agile speed, and a variety of attack methods, fully possessing the combat power of a sixth-tier level.

In some low-risk dungeons, Hammerhead Ragdoll can easily solo them, and in the Old World, it can also sweep through anything below Tier 6.

The downside is that the fluorite used to "charge" it must be of high quality, which is extremely expensive.

"In addition to fluorite, it also requires the use of potions and special minerals or gems for maintenance, rather than the machine oil and parts you might imagine."

Therefore, golems cannot be explained using Earth's technology. They are essentially supernatural creations, manifestations of the power of the Engineers' Path.

Even today, Luo Yue is still flipping through that instruction manual, looking at the maintenance and upkeep tips it provides, and can't help but feel a pang of emotion.

This leads to the thought of his own star destroyer. To bring it into reality, what's needed isn't just imagination and power, but something more practical.

So Luo Yue decided that he would use the next three days of the "Night Banquet" to study the engineering of the new world.

In any case, Don Quixote included some relevant knowledge with the "Secret Art of Disguise" he taught him, which was enough for beginners.

"Judging by the time, tomorrow is the day when the beautiful teacher and the others refresh. Don Quixote also promised to bring the high-level defensive magic weapon that we agreed on before. I won't be in the secret realm yet at that time, so it shouldn't affect the delivery."

"In this way, even if we encounter any danger in the secret realm, we will have the ability to cope."

Although the princess and her senior had both said that the Night Banquet was very safe and almost without any danger, Luo Yue was still a little nervous as it was his first time "going into a dungeon," so he naturally had to make thorough preparations.

Soon it was time to meet up with her senior. Luo packed her few belongings and left a message for Austin, saying that she would be leaving for a week.

They also left behind a box containing 40 pre-cut scrolls, completing the job ahead of schedule before setting off.