Epsilon may have a passing interest but he did not care about the Green Spider Race and its political problems. This was not his concern and his help may not be appreciated in these kinds of situations.
It was their internal problem and as a race, they had to work out the problem themselves. Epsilon had no right to intervene in this by any kind of action for or against anyone. After he finished his tea, he teleported to the Flat Dark Island in the rock dimension – Atimo. The land was barren as it always was, which was perfect for him to start building the factory for producing Stone Golems.
In reality, this was just using Ether Stones to create automated Stone Golems. Therefore, it was not very hard. Within minutes of Epsilon’s working, a 20×20 size iron cube was built.
Every two hours, this big iron cube that Epsilon named as ‘Stone Factory – 1’, would produce one Stone Golem. Once it did so, the golem would be directly sold off to the Void Market, and the Ether Stone would add up in Epsilon’s account with a different name.
The third account, other than his main account and the energy production account, was the Crowia Account.
The Crowia Account was the account of the race he would create for himself. Epsilon had imagined the ‘Crowia’ race to be based on the crows found on Earth. Epsilon had been thinking about this idea for a long time now. After some understanding of biological patterns, and how life works and how biological life thrives and interacts with the world around it, Epsilon had chosen ‘crows’ as a template of the race he was going to create.
There were several reasons why he had chosen ‘crows’. First of all, he thought they looked cool and mysterious which was very much in line with the style Epsilon liked. He cannot help being a little edgy and overbearing.
The second reason was that they were naturally intelligent than most races. Even the ordinary crows were capable of some kind of reasoning like picking up nuts and then making them fall from the higher grounds to crack them open.
Some of the crows even put nuts on the highways and the places that cars were driving by so that when a car broke down the nut’s shell, they could eat it easily.
There are two reasons why Epsilon chose crows as his foundational template for his new race. He conjured some papers and started drawing the creature and the race he wanted to create. The name of the race was Crowia and an individual ‘Crowia Race Being’ would be called Crowman or Crowfem, man for ‘male’ and fem for ‘female’, respectively.
Their height would be around humans, slightly shorter, around 150-160 CM. They would be humanoid in shape and no different from an ordinary crow. Their beak would be much bigger and their eyes will have purple iris in the middle of their black ordinary eyes.
They would have human hands instead of claws for their arms but the beaks and claws on their feet would still exist.
As Epsilon thought, he kept drawing and once the drawing was completed, he started writing about the abilities of the Crowia race.
‘Crowia’
‘Crowman – Male’
‘Crowfem – Female’
‘Abilities’
‘Natural Flying (Capable of flight using their wings)’
‘Heightened Intelligence (Three to four times smarter than humans)’
‘Increased Learning Capability (Three to four times learning capability than humans)’
‘Increased Eyesight (Five times better eye-sight)’
‘Increased Hearing (Two times better hearing)’
‘Calm-Demeanor (30% calmer than humans)’
‘Weak Physical Power (30% weaker than humans when it comes to physical body build)’
‘Inherent Special Ability for Research and Science’
‘Moderate Amount of Magical Ability’
Epsilon smiled as he looked at Crowia’s abilities and took a deep breath as he commented.
“They are just better forms of humans with better nature and heightened intelligence but weaker physical abilities.”
“I will give them fundamental knowledge about the world and technology before creating them and teach them how to use Void Dealer and Market, and the resources that are produced from Stone Factory – 1. After some time, I will see whether and how well they are capable of doing the things I assigned to them.”
Epsilon thought these things and then started forming the first Crowia, Crowman. This was also for the first time in his life that he was working on something like this.
This was not like creating a gadget or an item or even a summoned creature. It was a completely different task to bring a creature to life from scratch using just imagination and magical ability. The latter especially would play a very big role in this.
‘Crowia – Crowman – First Member’
‘Knowledge 1’
‘Life’
‘Life is a characteristic that distinguishes physical entities that have biological processes, such as signaling and self-sustaining processes, from those that do not, either because such functions have ceased, they have died, or because they never had such functions and are classified as inanimate. Various forms of life exist, such as plants, animals, fungi, protists, archaea, and bacteria. Biology is the science that studies life.’
There is currently no consensus regarding the definition of life. One popular definition is that organisms are open systems that maintain homeostasis, are composed of cells, have a life cycle, undergo metabolism, can grow, adapt to their environment, respond to stimuli, reproduce and evolve. Other definitions sometimes include non-cellular life forms such as viruses and viroids.
Abiogenesis is the natural process of life arising from non-living matter, such as simple organic compounds.
The prevailing scientific hypothesis is that the transition from non-living to living entities was not a single event, but a gradual process of increasing complexity. Life on Earth first appeared as early as 4.28 billion years ago, soon after ocean formation 4.41 billion years ago, and not long after the formation of Earth 4.54 billion years ago. The earliest known life forms are microfossils of bacteria.
As the first ‘Knowledge’ section for Crowia, ‘Life’, was finished, Epsilon had already begun feeling fatigued. The magical energy knew what his purpose was. Because of that, it already started using a high amount of energy from the start of the creation process.
