On the opposite side, to the east of Life City, was a city with white-edged borders, managed by Laras, the City of Light. The size of the City of Light wasn''t much different from the City of Cmity owned by Mr. Haikal.


    Surrounding the three main cities were eight other major cities, each led by a core member of the World Market Trade alliance. Although their size was smaller than the City of Cmity or the City of Light, the elements andponents within the cities were no less sophisticated.


    "In Life City alone, there are over 500,000 Thunder Towers, followed by tens of thousands of Gctic Fortresses monitoring the area," Lein said while observing the ck tower points on the map, representing the number and location of defense towers.


    After observing the entire map, most towers were ced on the ind''s edges. This was understandable, considering that the strongest threats came from outside, not from within.


    To deal with internal issues, Lein was confident in his Tier-3 power. But not for external attacks—Master or Nascent Soul-level individuals coulde and destroy his ind out of boredom. Highly dishonorable.


    After examining the map, Lein casually observed the surrounding room environment.


    He saw security personnel seated at their stations, closely monitoring every movement recorded by the cameras. Some were discussing new defense strategies, while others were overseeing live troop training sessions. One screen showedbat training for the newly activated Nest Troops.


    Lein felt proud seeing how well his defenses were managed. "With a system like this, even the greatest threats would struggle to prate my ind''s defenses," he thought.


    "Alright, let''s move on to the next floor," Lein thought to himself, slowly walking towards the nearest elevator door, followed by the female officer.


    Shortly after, Lein reached the 31st floor, where the ind''s environmental monitoring and natural control were managed. The room was filled with greenery, as if a piece of the outdoors had been brought inside the building. Staff members here monitored the quality of air, water, and soil, and kept an eye on the weather and climate patterns across the ind.


    "This kind of situation would never happen on Earth," Lein said softly.


    On Earth, people often talked about reforestation or zero emissions. However, it was incredibly difficult to achieve because thergest energy sources they had were power nts that generated pollution.


    Lein felt annoyed when he remembered how on Earth, many efforts and campaigns were made to achieve a pollution-free world, but all of them were hindered by a dependency on technology and industries that damaged the environment.


    Despite the grand ambitions to create a greener world, the reality was that fossil fuel power nts still dominated, contributing emissions that harmed the atmosphere. Efforts to transition to renewable energy like wind or sr were blocked by various hurdles, both technological and economic.


    To Lein, this contradiction was one of the things that frustrated him—the dream was big, but the steps taken often moved them further from that goal.


    Here, on the ind he controlled, none of those issues were a concern. Technology had advanced so far that he could manage and maintain the bnce of nature without worrying about pollution or environmental degradation.


    And the most crucial factor was that the energy sources in the Divine Sky realm were pure, such as energy crystals. Lein had an unlimited supply of energy crystals and could use them without limits.


    "Huft," Lein sighed deeply, pulling himself out of his thoughts about Earth''s dire conditions. He then resumed carefully observing the 31st-floor space.


    Arge wall disyed environmental data in the form of dynamically changing graphs, showing information on pollution levels, average temperature, and sustainability of natural resources. Lein saw that efforts to maintain the ecosystem bnce on the ind were progressing well, with greening and conservation projects nned for theing years.


    "This is important," Lein thought. "A healthy environment is the foundation of a strong and sustainable city."


    Although the pollution in the Divine Sky realm was not natural, one of the possible sources of pollution was the use of chemical tools from the city''sboratory buildings. However, Lein had already established strict rules regarding this and ensured that no leaks would reach the public environment.


    After surveying the entire area, Lein asked the female officer standing firmly by his side, "Are there any divisions on the upper floors?"


    "No more, Sir. However, the top floor has a rooftop with a view of the city," the female officer suggested.


    "Hmmm, interesting. Let''s check it out," Lein said, walking toward the elevator door.


    It didn''t take long for Lein to finally arrive at the 50th floor. Upon exiting the elevator, Lein didn''t see anything unusual except for a few sofas, tables, and basic amenities like a toaster, a water dispenser, etc.


    But the most noticeable feature was the door leading to the outside terrace. Lein quickly headed toward the terrace, eager to see it for himself.


    When he reached it, a strong wind blew fiercely against his face. Lein ignored it and continued forward until he reached the edge of the terrace.


    The view from the top of the tower was breathtaking. Lein could see the entire city, from the bustling streets to the grand buildings he had constructed. In the distance, he could see the coastline and several small inds surrounding the City of Life.


    "Wow... so beautiful."


    This sight brought a proud smile to Lein''s face. "All of this is the result of hard work and dedication," he said calmly.


    He took a few moments to enjoy the view, letting the feeling of satisfaction fill him. Lein felt even more motivated to continue building his floating ind and bing the ultimate ruler.


    After enjoying the view for 10 minutes at the top of the CCT tower, Lein felt even more motivated to strengthen his floating ind and solidify his position as the supreme ruler. With a sense of satisfaction, he made his way back down to the ground floor. The loyal female officer apanying him opened the exit door and gave a respectful salute.


    Lein stepped out of the CCT building, his gaze fixed on the magnificent city. He was ready to explore further, ensuring that every aspect of the City of Life was running ording to the ns and the grand vision he had set.