123: Home's Haven

After completing this research and upgrade, Brian went to the library on the top floor of the Mage Tower.

He continued to study knowledge related to the construction of Level 5 and level 6 mage towers.

He laid the foundation for building his own Mage Tower in the future!

At the same time, he was also considering a question:

Should he build a few more level 6 mage towers?

His current World Peerage was only a Baron.

If he wanted to be promoted to World Viscount, he would need to reach Level 5 Mage while attracting ten primary planes and one intermediate plane!

Wanting to quickly advance his peerage meant he had to wage war on multiple primary planes simultaneously!

And Spirit Eye still had several clones that could be used.

At that time, Spirit Eye's clones could drive the demigod wizard tower, leading a force primarily composed of second-line troops, with a small core of Level 5 robots, to invade planes!

After all, after Spirit Eye's last evolution, her clones could already connect with the main body in the World Sea!

That meant the basic conditions were met.

He just needed to buy a few more [Super Plane Communicators] for emergency connections!

Stable!

Thinking of this, he started a video call with Eric.

After a brief wait, Eric's figure appeared.

He was leisurely sipping some kind of bubbling magic potion, and his tone was casual, like an old friend's:

"Brian, what's up? Don't tell me you're planning another big move."

Brian smiled and said, "You guessed it. I'm planning an invasion of some primary planes, and I need your help to prepare some things."

Eric became spirited: "Oh? Tell me, what do you need me to prepare?"

"I want you to help me build a few more level 6 mage towers!"

"?? What? No way! Don't you already have a Mage Tower?"

Apparently, Eric was surprised by Brian's request.

He exclaimed during the communication.

Brian explained, "These Mage Towers are for multi-front warfare in the World Sea! I plan to let Spirit Eye's clones take these Mage Towers out, and I also need to keep one Mage Tower permanently stationed in my territory."

After hearing this, Eric was silent for a while, seemingly digesting the information.

Then he asked, "How many do you plan to build? This is no small project; it will require a lot of resources and time."

"I plan to build four level 6 mage towers!"

Brian responded quickly, clearly having already planned it out.

"Alright, it seems you've already decided! Then I'll help you with this. However, I must remind you, building four will take a considerable amount of time!"

Eric agreed, and kindly reminded him.

"No problem, as long as you're willing to help! Besides, you won't be short on money!"

"Hehe! Alright, I'll come to you in a couple of days after I finish what I'm working on!"

When it came to money, Eric was no longer sleepy! He instantly laughed out loud.

"Okay, see you then!"

"Okay! See you then, I'll hang up now!"

"Okay, bye!"

After hanging up the communication, Brian also relaxed.

He called out to the air: "Spirit Eye!"

Before he finished speaking, a stream of light gathered in front of him, and Spirit Eye's projection instantly appeared, her skirt still gently swaying.

"I'm here, Master! Please instruct!"

She had an excited smile on her face.

"Help me purchase the materials needed for the level 6 mage tower. You should have a record. This time, I need four sets! Eric will be coming in a couple of days to help build them!"

Brian instructed.

"Yes, Master!"

Spirit Eye nodded vigorously, then blinked, asking with a hint of playfulness:

"Does Master have anything else to instruct?"

"No, no! You go and get busy!"

"Alright! Then I'll vanish!"

Without waiting for Brian's reply, Spirit Eye's projection directly disappeared into the air.

Brian saw this scene and couldn't help but smile wryly.

This little one!

She was becoming more and more human!

But that was good; it further indicated that Spirit Eye's evolution was progressing more and more.

The library returned to quiet.

Brian did not immediately return to the laboratory, nor did he continue to bury himself in books.

He stood up and walked to the huge floor-to-ceiling window, his gaze sweeping over the castle and out into his territory.

As more and more people from the Dawn Plane applied to come to the main world territory, this land became more and more prosperous!

A rare sense of relaxation welled up in his heart.

The continuous research and vast plans had indeed made him feel mentally exhausted.

At this moment, what he craved was not more knowledge or power, but the warmth that could soothe his soul.

With a thought, his figure vanished from the Mage Tower.

The next moment, he appeared in the castle garden.

Here, there were no political worries, no military solemnity, only a gentle breeze, fragrant flowers, and his most cherished family.

Sunlight filtered through sparse clouds, casting dappled light and shadow on the exquisite white carved round table.

Alice was sitting at the table, smiling as she looked into the distance.

Her complexion was rosy, clearly having fully recovered from the labor of giving birth to Aaron.

On the soft rug at her feet, Aaron, who had just learned to crawl, was trying to reach out his small hand towards a colorful ball, making cooing sounds.

Brian quietly approached, leaned down to kiss Alice's forehead, and then naturally sat beside her.

"Are you done with work?" Alice asked gently, pushing a cup of tea with the fragrant scent of calming flowers towards him.

"It's concluded for now."

Brian took the teacup, his gaze softly falling on his young son: "The little one seems more lively today."

"Yes, he can't sit still for a moment, just like you." Alice's tone held a hint of reproach, but more of happiness.

Just then, a light footsteps sounded.

Emily came to the table like a gust of wind, unceremoniously picked up a pastry and popped it into her mouth, then excitedly said to Brian:

"I just went to see the newly equipped robot phalanx, it's so cool! The new paint job, silver and blue, is much cooler than before!"

"Be careful! You're pregnant! Don't be so reckless! And don't run around when you're about to give birth! You can leave the matters of the Dawn Plane to Mom and Dad for now."

Brian watched her actions, startled.

Emily waved her hand dismissively:

"Relax, relax! I'm already a peak Level 3 Mage! If I wasn't carrying this little one, I'd want to try to break through!"

Alright!

Brian looked helpless, but he couldn't refute her!

However, this also reminded him.

Emily and Lucia still had Third-grade Mage Talent.

No!

He had to improve their aptitude!

As for Alice, she already had Second-grade Talent, so there was no rush.

He should wait until after they gave birth first!

After dinner, Brian walked with his three wives in the garden.

The setting sun dyed the sky a warm orange-red, also gilding their figures.

Emily was describing some of her novel ideas for the new city's defenses.

Alice occasionally added a few words.

Lucia listened quietly, a gentle smile on her lips.

Brian walked among them, listening to his family's words, feeling this ordinary yet real happiness.

All the struggles and schemes, their ultimate meaning, wasn't it to protect this tranquility and warmth before him?

He gently held Alice's hand beside him, his gaze sweeping over each family member.

The journey ahead was the Starry World Sea.

And his current destination was right by his side!