One very important fact had to be rembered.
City Steles were ford of tarock. It was this that allowed them to ld into World Spirits and eventually replace or ld with the function of World Spirits once they grew large enough.
The establishnt of a Kingdom was huge, and it was shocking enough that Sylas hadn't considered for even a mont that Casstle Main would have been so close to it.
tarock was at least as valuable as the ore used to construct the mining treasure. The only difference was that tarock was sothing that didn't need the special environnt of that Cryst Heaven to form.
But now that Sylas thought about it, it might very well be the case that tarock was to the Skai Heaven what this ore was to the Cryst Heaven.
The ability of tarock was very specific in its capability to adapt to any laws around it and adjust to them. And such a capability was very Will-coded.
When a City Stele reached the level of a Kingdom, there would be a qualitative change that took place, one that would leave a window of opportunity to trigger a change.
Sylas still had no idea when the hell Casstle Main had reached such a high level, though. It was notoriously difficult to progress a Kingdom. There were six tiers, each divided into three levels, that were further divided into ten grades.
Each grade was practically akin to scratching and clawing for another piece of Experience.
Granted, a large part of the difficulty of growing as a city, especially at the start of a Summoning, was fighting over territory size with everyone around you. But given Sylas' strength, who would make things difficult for Casstle Main? Was there even anyone who dared?
No… Sylas had seen Cassarae's strength as well. Even if he wasn't here, though the difficulty would tick up a notch, there definitely wasn't anyone on Earth that posed a real challenge to her other than maybe whatever lingering secrets the First Race might still have waiting in the wings.
Still, reaching this level ant clearing tasks, fulfilling quests, gathering resources, clearing and claiming territory.
Sylas looked at Cassarae who was licking her lips after their kiss. It probably wasn't her alone, and their parents and family probably had a huge hand in it as well. But it couldn't be understated how impressive this was.
A while back, Sylas had been part of helping Cassarae speed run to Grade 1 Rudintary Town. It was because of that he had firsthand experience with how difficult it was.
And that was just the first major upgrade. Between Grade 1 Rudintary Town and Grade 1 Rudintary Kingdom, you had to make it through 60 grade jumps.
"You're just going to kiss and stop there?" Cassarae asked with a slight pout. She shook her head. "How does making it to Kingdom help? We're still a bit away for the record, and the last leap is difficult."
"What's required?"
"The city anity and culture stuff is pretty much finished, so are the money requirents, and most of the infrastructure requirents. But, on the infrastructure front, we still need an upgrade to the foundations of the city and a building that can only be crafted by basically an S-tier formation master. I've been trying to roll one, but no luck.
"The last thing we need is control over a continent, and that's relatively easy. It just hasn't been worth steamrolling people out of the way if I can't figure this last thing out."
"S-tier?" Sylas asked with a frown.
"I an in terms of grade, not actual level."
"And you didn't think to ask ?"
"And where were you exactly?" Cassarae asked, putting her hands on her hips.
Sylas raised an eyebrow. "That hasn't stopped you from spamming in the past."
"Ugh, you're insufferable, Sylas Brown. When have I ever spamd you for help? I spam you to tell your ass to stop cheating on and keep your dick in your pants."
Sylas nodded. "Which I've done."
Cassarae rolled her eyes. "You must be living in a different world with new definitions for words or sothing. Anyway, the real reason is because I've been preparing for this for a while. I gathered a lot of information about speed running the ascent of cities from the Petals of the Seeing Thorn. I knew once Earth finished its Summoning I'd be tied down again, so I prepared accordingly.
"And since Casstle Main is just a Common City, it's a lot easier to upgrade than a higher level one. So the thods are very effective. I didn't run into this roadblock until yesterday."
"I see." Sylas nodded again. "Do you have a blueprint?"
"Mm." Cassarae nodded, handing a ring with deep engravings on it to Sylas.
"Yaro." Sylas held the ring up.
Cassarae was speechless. "What happened to doing it yourself? You're shaless as fuck, you know that?"
"Anything in the na of efficiency."
There was a flash through the skies and a slithering construct of space manifested, snatching the ring out of Sylas' hands.
"Plus, there are other things we have to do."
Cassarae frowned. "Like what?"
"We're pulling the Golden Grove into our galaxy."
"And then?" Cassarae didn't even bother to react with shock when Sylas said ridiculous things anymore.
"Then we're going to the Demi-God Plane."
"Why are you saying it like…"
"Today."
Cassarae almost choked on air.
"Oh, so you rember. Yes, that ans we're also having a wedding today too."
"I was not reacting because of that!" Cassarae shouted.
A slight smile tugged at the corner of Sylas' lips. His arm wrapped tighter around her slender waist, his hand slipping down to grab a large handful of her backside. He could not seem to sink far enough to find bone, it practically felt endlessly soft.
"Thank you." Sylas said, kissing her forehead.
Sylas chose to abandon the shuttling of an entire Sector into the Demi-God Plane. He didn't have a clear path to do that and it would take him months even if he did.
Between that and an imdiate solution that would give him a six-month buffer, he instantly chose the latter.
Of course, that would an his sister would also need to work fast.
But Sylas had the utmost confidence in her.
He bet that after the upgrade to their bloodline, she had blitzed right through the Dungeon she was stuck in.
And soon, that Dungeon would beco the last key they needed.
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