Lord Of The World: I Become The Lord Of The Desert From The Start

That was just enough to block the giant ring.

Behind them, they connected chains thicker than thighs to the mechanical boat.

It could easily pull the mechanical boat through the chain as the sandworm moved forward.

The remarkable design could allow the sandworm to forcefully break free of the restriction and escape on its own in case of an irresistible factor.

There was nothing special about this design, but it was suitable for the current situation.

It could not develop something top-notch in just one or two months.

He could improve it in the future.

The gray-colored dwarves took them five hours to load the mechanical boat required by the seven sandworms, although the gray-colored dwarves incessantly worked.

That exhausted the gray-colored dwarves.

Richard looked at Karu, who had been silent all this while.

"In the future, I'll have two squadrons of gray-colored dwarves in Twilight City. They will be responsible for loading goods."

That was the first time, so it was understandable that he needed to be faster.

But the Black Sorbet Ice Cream transactions would become the norm.

Karu nodded respectfully.

"As you wish."

Richard didn't mention he planned to do the same after this incident.

The mechanical boats loaded the goods after they got ready.

The stone statues of the dead flew into the city and moved the Black Sorbet from the warehouse to the mechanical boat.

On the ground, the gray-colored dwarves controlled the mechanical puppets to cooperate.

It was slow to transport over a thousand stone statues of the dead back and forth over such a short distance.

But Richard frowned.

Once or twice was fine, but the stone statue of the dead couldn't do such tedious work forever.

Richard saw the mechanical puppets moving in front of him from the corner of his eye, and his eyes instantly lit up after he pondered.

"Karu, get Brown to develop a forklift truck… It's a machine specially used to load goods. In the future, the gray-colored dwarves will be in charge of the transportation work.

"In addition, immediately send someone to arrange for a suitable area outside the city to build a dock specifically for loading goods.

"In the future, we can transport the Black Sorbet to the dock in advance and load it directly."

A professional venue could significantly increase efficiency.

Richard said nothing more when Karu responded.

There was no foundation in Twilight City, and everything was blank. He could only build whatever he wanted.

Although more than a thousand flying units were loaded, 2.6 million units still took seven to eight hours.

It was not until late at night that the busy work that had started in the morning finally ended.

Under the millstone-sized moon, the desert, which was hot during the day, became calm.

The irritation turned into gentleness, and a layer of silver gauze covered the yellow sand. The glance at the distance was like the long dress of a goddess hung from the sky.

Seven monsters that were over 60 meters in size lay on the sand. Their bodies crushed the sand and created vast dents.

The sandworm looked like a demon that crawled out of the abyss under the night sky.

They connected twenty as thick as a person's thigh chains to the mechanical boat that flashed a metallic luster.

A unique flavor of a fantasy world filled this scene.

They could make a fortune by letting these monsters pull tourists out for a stroll without doing anything if it were on Planet Blue.

"Gray, Gunter, quickly return after you deliver the goods. Stay speedily.

"But you listen first to Vale if he has an order."

The troop prepared to set off immediately after they completed the installation.

This time, Richard sent five squadrons of stone statues of the dead and one squadron of skeleton blood dragons to escort them.

The two mummy heroes were the leaders.

He planted the Violet Merchantile Association Chamber of Commerce flag on the boat. If one looked carefully, one would notice flags of the Solan Chamber of Commerce and the Phoenix-Tail Flower Chamber of Commerce were also there.

That was something he had specially brought back when he left Solan City.

He would at least reduce half of the trouble with the flags of the families he planted…

Richard didn't follow them that time.

In the future, such transactions will become the norm. How could he waste so much time on this?

Many troops had been to Solan City last time, so they were unafraid of not finding the way.

Moreover, with the characteristic of never getting lost, it wasn't an issue.

However, as a precaution, he still chose two recently promoted residents to F-rank heroes to follow him.

They could even let the two negotiate if they encountered passersby who did not like the undead.

Richard officially set the troop they organized for a day after some detailed arrangements.

'Shualala!'

The seven sandworms wriggled forward, and the thick chains behind them immediately tightened. The powerful force pushed the mechanical boat.

The sandworm's body continued to sink as it moved forward. It revealed only its two-meter-tall body above the desert as it sank halfway into the yellow sand.

Sandworms were desert creatures. So they could pull the heavy mechanical boat without any pressure, just like fish swimming in the water.

They pushed sand out, and a ravine appeared behind it.

Interestingly, the vast body loosened the sand on the ground, and the mechanical boats behind them immediately became more relaxed as they moved forward.

A buffer and anti-collision device in front of it would not allow it to overturn or hurt the sandworms as they slowed down due to inertia.

Richard was delighted with this. He had considered everything, although the mechanical boat was still a little crude. Fortress City had put in a lot of effort.

The seven sandworms pulled the boat far away. They left only eye-catching trails behind.

Richard followed behind and observed silently for a while.

After careful calculation, he found that the sandworm's speed could reach 50 kilometers per hour, which was nothing for the flying troops.