After settling on his plans for each city's development, Alix calls for Thano. As he waits, he recalls the nature of the blueprints within his system inventory.
Blueprints have distinct rarities, bronze at the lowest, followed by iron, silver, gold, diamond, and the rarest of them all, divine. Divine blueprints are so rare that out of millions of players in the game, there are only a thousand in total own by players, more precious than even divine items. Alix doesn't have a divine blueprint; the odds of obtaining one are nearly nonexistent. They drop randomly from bosses or dungeons, pure luck.
Furthermore, iron-tier blueprints and above require a builder to construct, which is why Thano's expertise is necessary.
A firm knock on the chamber doors pulls Alix from his thoughts.
"Enter," he calls.
Thano steps inside, a tall, robust man with a composed demeanor. His neatly tied gray hair and sharp eyes reflect years of experience managing constructions and urban planning.
