The point-to-surface method was indeed suitable for the post-ice-spirit era.
Over the next six months, the Church of Technology gradually established 500 settlements north of the watch wall.
These settlements all had one thing in common—they were all related to mines.
Some were built on top of mines. Others were on the transportation routes from mines to south of the watch wall.
These settlements mainly had two purposes. One was to provide security, playing a key role in mining and transporting from the mines. The other was to use points to cover surfaces, clearing out remaining ice spirits in the surrounding area.
The Church of Technology itself had extremely strong combat power, plus detection equipment that could directly detect whether enemies existed within a certain range. Naturally, they could guarantee absolutely zero risk.
In this post-ice-spirit era, they basically never encountered a single case of ice spirits hurting people. Everything went super smoothly.
