The strength of Zhaoyang, which challenges the status of Long Mountain, is beyond doubt.
In the station, the primary materials used for the houses are surprisingly green stone and iron.
The specific construction technique was to first set the foundational pillars, then pile large and small stones into the shape of the house, and finally melt the iron ore into slurry, quickly pouring and molding it before it solidified.
Houses built in this way have a layer of shiny black iron patterns on the exterior. While the aesthetics are secondary, the key feature is the astonishing defense capability.
And the Zhaoyang Station not only has hundreds of such houses, but also a perimeter wall built in the same way, stretching for over three thousand meters.
Xia Hong walked towards the main building while carefully examining the stone in his hand.
