I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 353 - Ascension Ceremony

“Dong—-”

The melodious sound of the bell echoed far and wide in powerful undulations.

The sound came from a huge hourglass atop the lofty and magnificent Dragon God Church.

Crystal-like fine sand trickled down the waist of the hourglass. And with the passage of every hour, a bell would ring.

Then, the huge hourglass would flip over and continue flowing for the next hour. The fine crystal-like sand was the sand of time that symbolized constant, inexorable precision.

There was no specific time system in the world of San Soliel, and even the dates of the calendar were spoken by word of mouth without any accuracy.

After Louie masters the divine authority of time, he gave the world a specific time estimation method in his name.

As an earthling, Louie habitually used twenty-four hours to measure time, and the huge hourglass filled with the sand of time became the symbol of standard measurement, much like the international prototype kilogram on Earth. The ancient clocktower moving every minute and every second was the flow of time in this world.

Gradually, this measurement spread to the whole continent, from the southern seas to the land of the Silver Moon Kingdom, from the San Soliel Mountain Range to the highlands of the north. All races had begun using this latest and incredibly accurate measurement to estimate time.

All the people would regularly send people to Dragon City to observe the enormous clock tower and hourglass to correct the time of their kingdoms.

It was important for any civilization to have time accurately measured to the second. Whether it was daily work or war and military, the accurate grasp of time would significantly improve efficiency.

This was the responsibility that the God of Time needed to fulfill, just as the God of Magic required to construct the magic network and give mages a leg up.

In the past, without the God of Time, the world lacked the standard time preparation, but now the God of Time had given people accurate timekeeping, which would have been considered great merit.

Bu

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