Chapter 739: Chapter 733: Man and Nature (Part 3)


    Everyone had gotten back in the vehicle for quite some time. Pass this main road; the roads inside were not as noticeable. Many tracks seem to have formed naturally from dirt in the forests, and are full of natural ambiance. But actually, these paths were no different from the previous ones, merely camouged to look like naturally formed footpaths in the forests. They were still man-made.


    Yet, such paths enhanced the whole park with a natural touch. In many bourgeois mansions, whetherwns or elsewhere, everything was trimmed neatly. Even though there were lots of shady trees, those were the result of human trimming and nting, exhibiting an artificial symmetry and regtive beauty. But Finn Lewis’ mansion was different; very few areas were industrially pruned. Manywns were untrimmed, natural.


    Everything here emitted a harmonious ambiance, the picturesque beauty of nature. The first impression of many visitors was this ce should only exist in novels, and yet now, it was materializing before their eyes.


    There were too many beautiful sceneries throughout the park. While being beautiful, they still retained a natural touch. One should know that the entire park’s design was calcted by Olivia Thatcher. Although Olivia’sputational ability was not as extraordinary as Luna Starfield’s, to design a ce like this was more than enough.


    Upon entering the vi district, another sensation was experienced. The entire vi district was like an ocean of flowers. A variety of flowers grew in the soil. An unknown fact to many, speckles of a certain flower were nted amongst the flowery ocean of the entire vis. These flowers seemed very ordinary. Even botanists would fail to recognize them without gic analysis. These little flowers did not originate from earth.


    Don’t underestimate these little flowers; they y an important role in driving away small insects. They don’t have such a strong effect onrger insects. Bees can still be seen here, but you wouldn’t find any mosquitos. Such flowers could not be a product of nature but are human-made. There were many things humans invented for theirfort.


    Despite their high cost, Finn nted them here. Consequently, one would not have to worry about insects within the entire vi district. Just this vi district adopted a more ssical architectural style. However, if you think that was it, you would be mistaken. Here, the level of technology probably surpassed the entire Dreand.


    There was a huge underground area. After entering inside the vi, you would realize how technologically advanced it was, taking people by surprise. The ground part of the entire vi district was not tall, the highest being three stories; however, the area covered was vast. There are various types of houses dotted across different districts of the entire vi district.


    ces like residential areas and areas of servants and security guards, were all separated. There was a small, fully automated vehicle inside the vi district that could be directed anywhere with the assistance of the entire vi district’s positioning system, allowing even children to use it.


    ‘This ce is like a paradise, so luxurious,’ remarked a member of the group after a visit to the main vi. There was no need to visit other parts. Just the surfaceyer seemed like a paradise. Perhaps in the West, such a ce could be found everywhere, but in me nation, such a ce was unprecedented, irreplicable.


    Do you think the sceneries within the entire vi could be constructed easily? Within the 100 square kilometers, there are not only hills, jungles, and primeval forests. But alsorgewns, horse fields, golf courses, an underground racetrack, and desert,kes, etc. You could witness a variety of sceneries. If the ocean were not missing, you could find all types ofndscapes here.


    From thebination of these many sceneries, we can infer how expensive its construction was. Maybe except for Finn Lewis, others cannot afford it because they don’t have energy culture fluid which allows sessful transntation of some nts living here.


    There are also a variety of advanced elements; for instance, underground of the vi, there are two subway systems reaching the deepest part of the mansion, separately connecting to Dreand City and Finn Lewis’s private airport. Another hidden path led to an underground hanger near the natural mountain at the boundary of the mansion. Parked there was not an airne, but a spaceship. A small spaceship brought back by Finn Lewis.


    Furthermore, it was not overly bragging that even if hundreds of missiles wereunched simultaneously towards here, Finn Lewis could handle it in a split second. However, these things could not be openly discussed. Of course, if anyone tried to sneak around and enter, hehe, then you are in for a treat. Many nts within the park did not originate from the earth.


    Many nts were alien nts cultivated by the Gctic Federation. Others were fake nts featuring strong technology that could disguise themselves. These nts had attacking and surveilling capabilities, with the whole mansion within the scope of surveince. Do not assume as if there are no territorial boundaries around. If anyone sneaked in, whether intentionally or not, t1000 would promptly appear before you.@@novelbin@@


    There was no need to worry about these. Finn believed there would definitely be many people interested in this ce, as well as countless secret agents from various countries. For these people, if they came here and wanted to leave, it would be difficult. Those who could persist till the appearance of t1000 without copsing were awesome. There were many nts here that had the ability to subdue people. Of course, these nts were harmless. Some other nts were high technology camouge nts, under the control of Olivia.