[In other words, if the Star Laser was given enough time and had harnessed enough star energy, it could deal damage at Half-Step Starlight rank!]
[Currently, your turret with the strongest attack power is none other than the Star Laser. However, it was also the most difficult to use since it might only take several seconds for the Star Laser to charge to full power, but those mere seconds were not much different from a minute to Peak Aether rank powerhouses.]
[In other words, due to its slow attack speed, it would require you to subdue an enemy first before you could use the Star Laser to kill them. Of course, it also worked well on barriers, walls, or enemy defense structures that were stationary.]
[For example, if there was a safe you wanted to open, or a powerful barrier you wanted to destroy, the Star Laser was the right tool for the job.]
[As for the Petrifying Eye, it was literally a large eye that floated above the train carriage you’ve placed it on. Its main construction material was the eye of a Peak Aether rank Petrifying Gaze Basilisk.]
[Now that it’s eye that could petrify anything it saw was used as a construction material to create the Petrifying Eye train module, its petrification power was not only amplified, but it was also concentrated and could petrify Peak Aether rank powerhouses who possessed immunity to petrification.]
[You even formulated a synergy attack that relied on the Psychic Holder Turret, Binding Tentacle Net, Sealing Stone Catapult, and Petrifying Eye to hard control a target. Afterward, with a bunch of crowd control skills stacked onto them, they’d be unable to move an inch, which made using Star Laser against them a lot easier.]
[Not only that, Space Anchor could even be used to trap further and seal them, ensuring that your usage of Star Laser was foolproof.]
[With the guarantee that Star Laser’s attack could land on the enemy, the Zenith Train officially became an artifact that could deal Half-Step Starlight rank damage!]
[In other words, not only were you and your Zenith Train Crew powerful powerhouses ranging from Peak Aether rank to Half-Step Starlight rank, but even your Zenith Train wasn’t to be messed with!]
[Aside from train abilities and train modules, the Zenith Train also acquired 10 more carriages. In total, there were now 30 train carriages in comparison to the previous 20.]
[You had taken advantage of the increase in train carriages to use several carriage modification blueprints which were useful to the Zenith Train.]
[Those newly modified carriages were none other than the Forbidden Library World, Greenhouse World, Workshop World, World Globe Display World, and Wizard Tower World.]
[After the Zenith Train was upgraded and it reached Level 70, not only did you and Jade upgrade the Zenith Train, but you and she also didn’t forget to upgrade the train modules and train carriages with train coins and train cores.]
[Because of that, each carriage possessed not only improved abilities and features from their modifications, but even if you didn’t allocate space towards them using World Core, their base space was still that of a large world.]
[In other words, the Zenith Train fulfilled your goal from before, which was to have a train that could contain worlds!]
[Needless to say, the Greenhouse World and Workshop World were self-explanatory. The Greenhouse World could create subspaces and divide the world’s area to accommodate the strict growth environment of each plant, herb, and tree.]
[It fulfilled a different requirement from Old MacDonald’s Ranch World, which had a farm plot or the Enchanted Garden World. The Enchanted Garden World was mostly dominated by the Ether Fruit Tree as well as trees and plants that could live in the same environment with it.]
[In this case, the Greenhouse World was specifically for plants and herbs that were fragile and couldn’t withstand competition with other plants for nutrients and whatnot.]
[It was especially for plants that had strict planting, nutrient, and environmental requirements.]
[After all, the Greenhouse World could simulate growth conditions for each plant, so one subspace could literally be an icy tundra while the other could be an underground cave filled with magma.]
[As for the Workshop World, it was naturally a simple world for crafting items or even manufacturing and mass-producing them. As long as there were sufficient materials and blueprints, a subspace could be opened to create a factory that would mass-produce that item specifically.]
[You, Jade, and the other train crewmates might not need the Workshop World, but Magnus and Cecilia specifically requested that it be built, especially when the two of them realized that you and Jade possessed the carriage modification blueprint for the Workshop.]
[In fact, you and Jade already possessed the carriage modification blueprint for it several months ago. However, the two of you didn’t just use every train module blueprint and carriage modification blueprints that you two possessed.]
[After all, the train carriage quantity was limited. Additionally, it would be too redundant to have similar train modules that couldn’t synergize with each other.]
[There were even train modules that either conflicted with each other, or were too similar that using them both at the same time would hinder each other from working properly.]
[Because of that, you didn’t use train modules and train carriage modification blueprints that weren’t of the utmost need to the Zenith Train. For example, if not for Magnus and Cecilia’s request and needs for the Workshop World, you might not have even used its blueprint.]
[Although Magnus and Cecilia could manufacture items within the Science Laboratory World, it wasn’t as convenient as the Workshop World’s mass-production feature.]
[Due to the existence of the Workshop World, Magnus and Cecilia could easily mass-produce the drones they’ve created, which could individually kill Peak Titan rank powerhouses and even work together to suppress Initial Aether rank powerhouses.]
[It was specifically for dealing with that weak fodder. Moreover, it could also be used to overwhelm and annoy Aether rank powerhouses who didn’t have any Area of Effect skills.]