The Mythical Path of a Princess from a Destroyed Kingdom

Maginus touched the skin beneath Lenia's skirt, pursed his lips, and considered his options.

This is indeed a problem. Lenia really has no talent in combat. If we want to protect her, we have to think of another way...

Many thoughts flashed through Maginos's mind, and she remembered the demiplane of the legendary mage near Red Sparrow City.

Yes, establishing one's own demiplane might be a good idea. Now that I've reached the legendary level, I carry a dimensional bag and spatial equipment, which makes me vulnerable to damage.

Although there's nothing particularly valuable, it would still be a shame to lose it. If there were a demiplane, both the equipment and Lenya would be well protected.

Most importantly, this is a preparation for his own divine kingdom.

"Don't worry about it too much. I'll figure something out. After you get there, help me with other chores. I'm so annoyed lately."

After spending some time cuddling with Lenia, Maginus let go of her and planned to talk to Elliott about the future.

Six months later, Maginot moved into the renovated and completely transformed palace, and during this time, she had completely taken control of the entire capital.

On this day, Rachel and the druids finally completed their planning scheme for the royal capital.

"Master, we have completed the plan. This is the prototype of the future capital. It can initially form a degraded maze. When the city expands correctly according to the blueprint in the future, the maze can be built more quickly."

Pointing out details about houses and streets isn't just about adding greenery. To build a more stable maze within the city, not only is powerful magic required, but the foundation also needs to resonate with the magic array.

“Rachel, then I’ll leave it to you to oversee the construction. The craftsmen are already preparing; let’s slowly turn the entire city into the foundation.”

"Yes."

When she was alone, Maginus climbed to the top of the palace, closed her eyes, and floated up with her feet off the ground, as a vast amount of psychic energy gathered in her soul and body.

Astral projection.

The next second, Maginus's soul was projected onto the astral plane, where it formed a new body.

Opening my eyes, I was greeted by a starry sky filled with bright silver specks, all around me, with nowhere to put my feet on the ground.

This is the Astral Plane, one of the transit stations between planes. The absence of a concept of time means that people can achieve immortality here. Unfortunately, once they return to the Prime Material Plane, the time they spent there will be lost again, and it will all be made up at once.

Ordinary people can spend a hundred years in the astral plane without any changes, but once they return, their bodies will age faster and eventually decay and die completely.

Subjective gravity made Maginus feel like she was in a weightless state, which meant she could float in the air. She observed her surroundings. In the vast astral plane, she generally wouldn't encounter anyone as long as she didn't move around carelessly.

"Okay, here it is."

In the past six months, she has been learning two spells: one is Astral Projection, and the other is Creation Spell, the most important spell for creating demiplanes.

The ability to create the universe allows one to create a tiny demiplane in the astral plane that grows larger over time. Of course, Maginus can also forcibly expand it using psionic energy.

With a gentle pat, powerful psychic energy gathered in Maginus's hand. She focused intently on the sphere radiating dazzling light in her hand. As the extremely bright light was compressed, space began to crack and expand, and substantial space appeared in the astral plane.

Chapter 536 The Royal Capital, Dover

Controlling the tiny space in the palm of its hand, it began to autonomously absorb energy from the astral plane and grow, expanding at an imperceptible speed.

Maginus couldn't wait that long. She released the space and let it hang in the astral plane, forcibly injecting more psionic energy and magic into it.

Driven by her, the demiplane accelerated its formation, growing larger and larger until it enveloped Maginus, quickly growing into a sphere roughly the size of a castle.

Releasing her grip, Maginus allowed it to grow freely. With a slight thought, under her guidance, the state and rules inside the demiplane gradually became the same as those in the main plane, and gravity appeared inside.

The demiplane that has been created so far is empty, just a hollow sphere. There is a spatial barrier between it and the astral plane, and all you can see when you look around is a hazy gray expanse.

From the perspective of the astral plane, there is nothing here either. Space is attached to the astral plane, but after it takes shape, it becomes somewhat independent.

Maginus placed her hand on the barrier; the space was fragile and could be easily destroyed with a little magic.

"It's time to add more bricks and tiles."

Returning to the center of the space, she raised her hand and patted it lightly. The energy that was originally used to expand the space began to form matter, and soil, air, water, light, and sufficient temperature appeared inside the space.

There is no heat source here. The temperature provided by Maginos is formed by energy, and the entire space maintains the current temperature, which is "springtime" all year round, keeping it in a cool state.

However, since matter is "dead" and does not circulate, water turns into water vapor and accumulates inside. Because the temperature does not change, the whole world becomes humid.

"We'll have to ask the Druids about the balance and flow of the environment."

Looking at the current space, Maginus was not very satisfied. She still had too little understanding of creating her own world, and if she wanted to learn how to establish some special rules on her own in the outer plane, it would be a bit difficult with her current strength.

The rules of different prime matter planes may differ, but ultimately they will not be too different.

The rules of the outer planes are different. Some levels of Hell and the Abyss are simply filled with cold and ice, while others are full of hell and lava.

Such a place is even unchanging. Maginus would prefer to create a demiplane similar to the Prime Material Plane, or at least something similar to the world of the legendary mages in Red Sparrow City.

"We need to bring in some plants and animals, but I don't want insects. How about we bring in some fairies to help with pollination when they're bigger? Oh, right, and tree spirits too."

Gazing at the demiplane before him, Maginus closed his eyes, dispelled his current astral body, and returned his soul to his body in the prime material plane. He looked at his own royal city and stroked his chin.

Some gods' kingdoms are located on the material plane. She wondered whether she should attach her own kingdom to the material plane, and the connecting passage would naturally be the royal palace.

In the future, she might have to put aside one of her identities as a god and a king. Those nobles certainly couldn't tolerate the gods constantly monitoring and controlling them; they would probably go crazy in the long run.

More importantly, there must be a reason why other gods do not interfere in the mortal world, and Maginus has not yet discovered that reason, probably because he is too weak.

"That's all a long way off, there's no need to worry about it now."

The approaching Mira caused Maginus to regain his composure. He descended from the top of the palace, and Mira, who had been searching for him, came running towards him carrying a pile of things:

"Your Majesty, things have come together, and many decisions require your attention."

Back in his study, Maginus raised an eyebrow at the joint letter from various countries, glanced at it briefly, and then burst out laughing.

"Ha, apologize to me? It looks more like you're threatening me."

This joint letter was written by various countries that had a grudge against Maginot. It began with an apology, but made no offer of compensation. Instead, it mentioned that legends from some countries wanted to visit her.

Rather than an apology, it sounded more like a warning to her not to take any action, or the legend would intervene.

Maginos casually tossed the envelopes into the fire, and as soon as she removed them, she saw something intriguing:

"The name of the new country and the name of the capital..."

In any case, Nesery has experienced a change of dynasty, from Nesery to Kainabel of Ebes, and now she has taken it back.

Officials wanted to know whether Maginus intended to continue the name Nesseri or adopt a new name, "symbolizing rebirth" or something similar.

"Let's call it New Nethery. People who want to be called Nethery can also be called Nethery. It's simpler for ordinary people."

Maginos didn't agonize over the name of the country much; simply adding "new" to the beginning would suffice. As for the name of the capital, she also had an idea:

"As for the capital, let's call it Doflamingo."

Dovre, in older languages, means center, a simple noun.

The new names for the kingdom and the capital were decided casually, and Mira wrote them down while Maginus looked at the next document.

The document was delivered by General Joseph, who inquired in a very secretive manner whether to reclaim the territories that had been divided up by Ebes.

After becoming king, Ebes divided the territories surrounding Nesery among other countries, causing Nesery's territory to shrink significantly.

It wasn't a major blow, but we still lost some land.

Joseph mentioned in his letter that if fighting were to continue, the prolonged battles had caused some resentment among the soldiers, and perhaps it was time to take a break.

“Tell Joseph that there will be no major wars in the next five years. Soldiers in the Windward Territory and other territories that surrendered before the fighting even started can go home in batches. But captured soldiers and officers cannot; they still need to be educated.”

"If someone doesn't want to continue serving in the military, they can leave, but those who voluntarily join the military later need to serve in the military for a full twenty years before they can leave."

The Nesseril are not short of troops now; Maggie Nu Zheng Lu Liu Lu Ling Jiu Qi San Si Si alone can wipe out all the invaders.

Moreover, given the current situation, no other country would be so foolish as to test Nesery, which is why she wants to take advantage of the "farming period" to improve various policies.

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Having decided on the basic policy, Maginus picked up yet another document.

Ronfeld requested more teachers, as he simply couldn't teach so many students on his own, and more importantly, he needed time to improve his own skills.

Yue Liang and Yue Qian can handle this matter. Many people may not be able to learn the Sword Saint's skills, but Yue Liang can teach them the basics.

Mia indicated that she needed more funding, and that she had found many promising talents in the capital, intending to train them into assassins or spies.

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Chapter 537 Offspring Experiment

"Oh, it's been a long time, Maginos. Oh, should I call you Your Majesty now?"

"If we're talking about queens, I've been one for a long time."

"But you're only now taking everything back."

In the general store, Maginus found Nia, whom he hadn't seen in a long time. The two chatted casually for a while, though of course Maginus hadn't come to see her just for idle chatter.

Getting to the point, she asked about the temple: "Revered Mage Nia, as an ancient legend, I would like to ask you a few questions."

"Just ask."

"What are your thoughts on the temple beneath my palace? Can you really block most of the threats with just mud?"

What Maginus was most concerned about was the underground temple. If, nine years later, the world fell into chaos and the contingency plan left inside by the God of Slaughter rebelled, wouldn't his Doflamingo suffer great losses?

After listening to Maginot's description, Nia provided the answer:

"As long as there are no important body parts of the God of Slaughter stored inside, such as the heart, brain, or divinity, burying the temple will definitely prevent the outside from affecting the inside, and the inside from causing trouble."

What surprised me was that you were able to resist the temptation and not casually step into the temple.

The snake-man moved closer, examining Maginus's eyes. Only then did Maginus notice that there seemed to be a golden light flashing in Nia's pupils as well.

"Even if you completely transform killing and fear into your own divinity, you are still the best vessel for the resurrection of the god of killing and the god of fear."

Retreating to her chair, Nia looked up and said, "Don't think you're so strong now. If you actually dare to enter the two great temples that K has left behind, you might not be able to come out."

“I know, after all, he has only just become a legend.”

Nia was saying exactly what Maginus was worried about. Upon learning that burying the temple would ensure that there would be no major problems, she nodded silently and took out some spellbooks that she had prepared and copied.

"I have two requests for you. I have a child here, and I hope you can teach her more or give her some guidance for her future career as a spellcaster."

"Another thing I want to ask is whether there is a way to produce offspring."

"Heh, you've come to the right person. Tell the first one to come see me, I'll take a look. As for the second one, come with me."

Hearing the request behind her, Nia immediately perked up and gestured for Maginus to follow her.

As they prepared to head to the laboratory behind the general store, the store door opened once more, and a haughty female voice came from the doorway:

"have a guest?"

Maginos turned around and met the eyes of the newcomer. The dazzling gold in the black pupils was no less than that in Maginos.

Another divine being... With strength reaching the legendary level, one is bound to encounter many powerful individuals.

Standing in front of Maginus was a tall woman with long, black hair that reached past her hips. She wore a black dress and had a seductive air about her. Her temperament was similar to Maginus', but her arrogance was more pronounced.

Her eyes, cheeks, neck, and various parts of her body were covered with jet-black dragon scales. A pair of dragon horns, like bull horns, curved forward on her head. Special white patterns covered her hair, making her look like a skull, which aroused inexplicable fear.

A black dragon that had taken human form made no attempt to conceal its features.

"Magnus Imperius".

“Tite Asgras”.

The two strangers simply introduced themselves and had no intention of exchanging much information, each guessing the other's identity.

They all turned to look at Nia. The snake-man adjusted his glasses and said, "I almost forgot you're coming too, Dad? Let's go see my latest work, or rather, my child?"

Upon entering the laboratory, it was found to be quite different from when Maginus had visited several years prior. Various petri dishes and containers were neatly arranged on the table, and the huge chamber was filled with some kind of nutrient liquid, containing various special organs.

The Naga's tail, the snake-man's arm, Medusa's head and hair...

Most of them are related to snakes, and the snake-man's arm looks very familiar, seemingly Nia's own hand.

In the central few compartments, there were completely different twisted monsters, all of which were snakes.

"This is?"

“I plan to create a child,” Nia said without hesitation, “because I suddenly had this idea while reading and reminiscing out of boredom.”

On a whim, the legendary mage Nia suddenly became interested in creating a descendant of his own when he saw the hybrid creatures, chimeras and brutes.

Children created through pregnancy may not necessarily inherit their mother's talents; what Nia does is to specially customize her offspring.

Yes, just like many magical beasts, some magical beasts are simply created by mages on a whim and then abandoned, and many of them are very troublesome.

Nia plans to adjust it during the embryonic stage, allowing it to grow slowly and have enough time to naturally take shape.

Most importantly, many magical beasts are either intellectually deficient, have extremely volatile emotions, or are naturally associated with the evil faction.