I have to admit that Clarisse is really fast. As a businessman, she is quite qualified when it comes to fulfilling contracts. It's only been nearly a month since Jenn threw Starfall Fang to her, and she has already received a report that "the project is complete". However, Jenn was not too surprised by this, when people mentioned the demons, the effect on them was ruin and destruction, but they couldn't explain if this was the case. So how did the various huge and ornate buildings in the bottomless abyss of the lower realm come into being? Demons like to smash other people's things, but that doesn't mean they're stupid enough to make their sleeping bedrooms look like pigsties. In fact, in the Demon Realm, many high-level demon races live a life of extreme luxury, and the happiness enjoyed by the emperors of the mortal world is far less than one-ten-thousandth of theirs. Their buildings were nothing compared to the towering skyscrapers and opulent villas of Jenn's previous life. And more importantly, unlike Earth and the Crane Continent, the hard labor in the Demon Realm has no freedom, no contract, no choice. There is no such thing as a zài union in the demon world, so there will be no one fighting for the fate of a group of hard laborers. So the choice they face is very simple -- do it well or die, and there is no third way to go.

In this case, one can imagine how efficient the work of the demons is, this never-ending torture is their job and at the same time their fate. If humans can escape this tragic fate by dying, then the demons can't even escape. If they would rather die than work, they will soon taste what eternal pain is.

But don't think that the slaves were just doing the hard work of carrying rocks and putting wood. Although when people talk about the Demon Realm, the general impression is that the sky is blood-red. The desolate land stretches as far as the eye can see. A wilderness of despair and death. and the coolies who wailed forward with debris on their backs under the whip of the devil's overseer. Of course, this is indeed the most common scenery in the lower planes, but it does not represent the whole of the lower realm.

"I can assure you that you will be absolutely satisfied, Your Highness the Prince."

Sitting in the carriage, Clarisse still looked elegant and confident, and she once again carried out the essence of the demon merchant, reporting to Jenn while not forgetting to ask for credit for herself.

"We refer to your abode in the lower realms. Make yourself as comfortable as possible. Of course, we have reserved enough space according to your requirements. And in terms of defense, we are ready, even if we are attacked, as long as you close the city gates, there is no problem in holding on for ten or eight years. In addition to the magical barrier at the top, we also deliberately brought in an underground water channel from the surrounding river for everyone in the manor to use. In terms of the crystallization of the magic element. We used the Red Dragon's Heart as a power source, which provides the energy needed throughout the estate, and is also able to heat up the water temperature while .................."

I have to admit it. Clariss's watch is quite good, she is like a house salesman, telling Jenn about the performance of various parts of the estate. Even Patilina's eyes lit up as she listened, but Jenn was noncommittal. The devil is tired of playing with the art of language himself, so naturally he will not change it after listening to Clarisse say a few words here. If he wants Jenn to sign the final payment, then he has to do a good inspection of his home to avoid any problems. If anything deviates from what is stated in the contract, then Jenn has the right to refuse to pay the final payment, which is absolutely unacceptable to Clariss.

And in the midst of Clariss' chatter, the carriage finally arrived at its destination, Starfall's Fang.

Although he had never had confidence in the discipline of this demon businessman, the moment he stepped out of the carriage, Jenn couldn't help but be shocked.

As mentioned earlier, the topography of Starfall Fang is a standard stone forest landform. The stone pillars that look like high-rise buildings are scattered on all sides, and from a distance, it looks like a forest of stones. Clariss, on the other hand, took advantage of this unique landform to build a unique "palace".

The first thing that catches your eye is the two stone pillars located at the entrance, which are arranged on the left and right sides and are more than ten meters high. Originally, they were just ordinary stone pillars, but under the skillful carving of the Clarice Demon Chamber of Commerce, these two stone pillars have completely changed now, and when they looked at it, they saw two huge statues carved on the stone pillars, they looked somewhat similar to the demonic knights summoned by Jenn before, wearing battle robes all over their bodies, standing there majestically with their backs against the tall stone pillars, holding the hilt of the sword with both hands, and sticking the giant sword in their hands upside down on the ground. It looks like the guards of this mysterious palace, and just looking at them is intimidating.

In the middle of the two statues is a wide stone bridge that can accommodate three carriages in parallel, and below it is a moat that surrounds the outside. This is also a standard feature of Demon Realm architecture, and any high-level Demon Clan's building, no matter what style, will build a moat outside. Of course, in the Nether, where most places bleed more than water, the moats looked more like a garbage dump, and some lords used them to fill up corpses, garbage, and even blood. But no matter what it is, for the demons, the moat is also a necessary equipment.

Of course, with the usual caution of the demons, this moat certainly does not flow with the inside of the palace, in fact, the water source in the manor comes entirely from underground water veins. The water of the moat is brought from the nearby Lanta valley through a guò secret channel, which also avoids the danger of someone using the river water to secretly poison the river. In addition to this, Jenn also received a surprise - according to Clariss, there was a hot spring under his estate, which he naturally laughed at unceremoniously. Although the level of civilization on the Klein continent is not high, it is still not a problem to take a bath or something. However, for Jenn, it is naturally the best pleasure to be able to soak in the natural hot springs.

Behind the bridge is a thick and hard gate, for which Clarisse can be said to have spared no expense, using a mixture of pure gold and meteoric iron. This not only ensures that the gate itself is resistant to the physical plane, but also that it can stand tall in the face of magic. And behind the city gate, there is a round, flat square. Not only is it responsible for connecting the other buildings, but it also ensures that intruders are detected in the first place. And behind the square, of course, is Jenn's "palace".

Aside from the stone pillars on the outside of the Fangs of Starfall, the structure in the center is a very simple shape. The stalagmite pillar in the middle is naturally the tallest place where Jenn lives, at a height of thirty meters. With Jenn's "main building" as the center, the other three stone pillars are connected in the shape of "Pin". The three pillars were a little shorter than Jenn's, about twenty meters tall, and they looked a little narrow, but that was only relatively speaking.

Of these, the "main building" was naturally the residence of Jenn and other important members (including the harem), and was also responsible for receiving guests and holding meetings. The flank pillar on the left is the territory of the maiden knights, and to put it bluntly, it is the "lair" of Jenn's combat units on the ground. The stone pillar on the right is the resting place for the attendants, but so far, Jenn has no dedicated "attendants". Speaking of this, of course, Clarisse didn't forget to sell Jenn the high-quality goods of the Chamber of Commerce, the fairy maid, and now for His Royal Highness's sake, there are only 3888 one, with a minimum of 100 pieces, and if you buy enough 500 pieces, there will be a discount activity......... Of course, Jenn simply ignored this.

The shortest stone pillar at the rear is used to store all kinds of materials, and it is also the most heavily protected place. With these four "tall buildings" as the center, Clarisse perfectly connects the other stalagmites to form a natural barrier. Of course, according to the insidious cunning of the demons, the passage they dug up above was hidden in the center of the stalagmites. This means that when others look at these "walls", they can only see uneven layers, layered on top of each other, as if they were naturally formed cliffs. They would never have thought that this was an artificial wall, and they would never have believed that in the dark and dark cracks, there would be people secretly watching them.

Even if they looked from the air, it was pointless, and the lush trees growing at the top of the stone forest were enough to block out all the eyes that peeked down from above. Not to mention that there is a magic barrier above, it is not so easy to play the heavenly soldier airborne. Not only that, but the interior of the room also pleased Jenn, from the reliefs on the walls to the symbols on the cabinets, nothing exuded the slightest hint of evil. Even if the Templars were here, they couldn't find anything out of place—and that's what Jenn was most concerned about.

Towering, shocking, beautiful, a combination of nature and magnificence, Jenn's "palace" looks pretty good. The only thing that was lacking now was manpower -- according to Clariss's calculations, the "manor" could accommodate nearly 2,000 people at most. And now Jenn has no more than a hundred people in his hands, and most of them are summoned creatures. However, Jenn is not worried, firstly, he still has a dungeon system, and secondly, as long as the succubus can be successfully mass-produced, then he can imagine that this place will definitely become quite lively in the future.

After inspecting the entire "manor", Jenn expressed considerable satisfaction, and then the only question was - who should take care of the manor?

Do you really want to buy the goblins of their so-called "annual price reduction" event, as Clarisse said? (To be continued......)