A Marvel in the Skies: The Grand Sky Castle Expands

Issue No. 18, 1887 by A. F. Sturmer

In an astounding feat of architectural ambition, the construction of the magnificent Sky Castle progresses at an unprecedented pace. Rumors swirl like autumn leaves that over 1500 stone blocks have been utilized solely for the production of paint, a testament to the grandeur and meticulous attention to detail this project demands.

Yet, the talk of the town is the recent and remarkable increase in the construction structure limit, soaring from 300 to a substantial 350 pieces. This approximately 17% increase heralds a new era of architectural possibilities, allowing for more grandiose buildings and elaborately adorned interiors than ever before.

In the latest turn of events, we have learned that the main workshop has been completed and relocated to the lofty heights of the castle itself. This strategic move signifies that the core material production now transpires in close proximity to the construction site. This ingenious relocation promises enhanced efficiency and a rapid progression of the remaining construction phases, a masterstroke of logistical planning that has left many in awe of the project’s scale and ambition/