This approximately fifteen-meter-tall steel construct exudes a silvery-gray metallic sheen, with halos flowing over the metal plates embedded with a constant temperature boundary.
When the steam boiler first spewed out white smoke columns, the slowly rising steam was strikingly conspicuous in the dead city, attracting the gaze of survivors from all around like a lighthouse in darkness.
On the open ground in front of the Energy Tower, the missionaries erected a three-meter-tall statue of the New God—a mighty War God adorned in Golden Armor, holding the Empire flag.
The base of the statue bore a massive emblem five meters in diameter, made from reflective metal materials, gleaming even on cloudy days.
Such a flamboyant religious symbol in Seven Hills City, a place where many survivors were sacrificed by the followers of the Old Gods, was undoubtedly a blatant provocation.
