Chapter 3865

Chapter 3865 In The Heart Of Kenfort

While Levi was immersed in shock, he suddenly heard the sound of something cutting through the air. Jerking his head up, he spotted a gigantic animal-shaped ship whizzing past at lightning speed.

Because of its breakneck speed, even he couldn’t manage to catch a glimpse of it in its entirety. Such speed far exceeds any aircraft designed by Digital God!

Sheer surprise inundated him. I wonder what its power source is. But judging from its look, I think it’s likely a particular type of manned aircraft. That aside, it’s an exclusive mode of transportation in Kenfort. “What was that?” Levi inquired in puzzlement.

“That was a cloudship, Lord Garrison. It’s usually designed in the shape of an animal and uses top-notch spiritual energy crystals as fuel. Not only can it be used as a means of transport, but it can also function as a lethal weapon. Only super-powerful sects own such a cloudship, so sects such as Void Sect and Astre Lune Sect can only dream of owning one.

Of course, even if we spend a fortune buying a cloudship, a sect like ours doesn’t have sufficient spiritual energy crystals for fuel. Even Eclipse Academy doesn’t have a cloudship,” Cheriette explained respectfully. In response, Levi flashed her a faint smile of understanding.

Ah, this is the upgraded version of the inability to afford gasoline even if one could afford a car. After all, a sect of Astre Lune Sect’s level would rather give any top-notch spiritual energy crystals they have to their Paladins for cultivation. It’d be a great waste of precious resources to use them as fuel for a cloudship.

This is also evidence that Lightspring is indeed extraordinary. Needless to say, there must be plenty of dragon ley lines in the city for it to be capable of supplying spiritual energy crystals for the consumption of cloudships.

“Lightspring is the biggest city in this region, so it’s not surprising that it has cloudships. But in terms of the whole of Kenfort, its geographical location isn’t perfect. The bona fide top-notch city is in the heart of Kenfort, and cloudships are almost everywhere there,” Larissa added at the side.

Turning to her, Levi asked, “So, you’ve been there?”

“I was fortunate enough to visit once.” Larissa then paused for a moment before she continued, “Cloudships are also divided into many levels according to their shapes. For instance, the cloudship earlier was evidently in the shape of a red deer or the like. A cloudship in the shape of a dragon or tiger would have more functions, consequently, be much more powerful.”

“I never thought there are so many different types of cloudships.”

Levi felt that he had truly broadened his horizons.

But on second thought, even cars in the secular world are of different quality when they’re of different brands, no? Ordinary cars and top-notch sports cars are worlds apart, regardless of whether it’s in terms of parts or speed.

“Let’s enter the city!”

After saying that, he took the lead and started forward.

Cheriette and Larissa followed closely behind him, but Cheriette obviously couldn’t quite mask her worry.

Soon, they arrived at the city gates. A near distance away, city guards could be seen inspecting the crowd coming and going from the city.

In truth, it wasn’t so much an inspection than a simple registration and cultivation assessment for a general understanding of those entering the city.

By doing so, they could also prevent those with ulterior motives from making trouble in the city.

More than ten city guards inspected the goods in detail while an elderly man with a white beard and hair sat underneath the arch of the city gates.

The elderly man wore a white robe with a huge, lifelike dragon embroidered at the chest. Above the dragon’s head was scorching sunlight.

“That’s Lightspring’s inspector general, responsible for assessing the cultivation level of those entering the city,” Cheriette whispered through the transmitter.

Levi inclined his head in acknowledgment.

This elderly man’s capabilities are on par with Quirina’s. Lightspring is indeed something else that it assigned someone with the capabilities of helming a medium-sized sect to perform cultivation assessment.

Of course, even the capabilities of the ordinary city guards inspecting the goods were on par with ordinary Paladins of medium-sized sects.

When they walked past the inspector general, the latter’s gaze only stilled for a second longer on Larissa.

As for Levi and Cheriette, they were both ignored entirely.