Standing at a dizzying height, Se-Hoon took in the view of the entire expanse of Babel. Because it wasn’t his first time here, he was able to face Ludwig, who had abruptly summoned him, calmly, without surprise.0

“You must have gone through a lot to prepare all this,” Se-Hoon remarked.0

Shrugging, Ludwig calmly responded, “Nothing much, really. All I essentially did was provide the location.”0

Se-Hoon glanced over at the expanded Babel.0

It shouldn’t have been as simple as that.0

It wasn’t just about maintaining a hidden void space of that size for over a month; to reveal it, Ludwig had also pulled it into reality in one go, merging it seamlessly with the existing space. 0

While it may have looked easy on the surface, coordinating such a thing without causing any conflicts in space—or even a collapse—meant that he had to consider countless variables.0

Without Ludwig, constructing them ordinarily would have involved moving each building piece by piece, which would have prolonged the process for months.0

Well, I guess such a thing is easy for him.0

Realizing just how different of a field they played in anew, Se-Hoon shifted his gaze to where Gehenna and Paradise lay in the distance.0

“Did Babel collaborate on the construction of those districts?”0

“Some of it. But each group built its key facilities on their own. Even if we have formed an alliance,...0