It didn’t take me long to finish enjoying the festival, finding myself walking alone down the streets of Gandor. They didn’t have any fancy rides like a carnival, or anything like that. Instead, there were street performers and food carts, as well as special goods being sold. Because of that, it didn’t take me very long at all. With nothing …

After watching the Bloody Hand march past, the street gradually began to return to normal. Dorian was able to quickly find me the enchantments that I needed, and even suggested a few defensive ones. Given how I had been willing to pay such a large fee for the concealment charms, as well as my level, she gave me quite powerful …

I smiled to myself as I walked through the streets, taking in the various sights. I honestly felt that the festival was kind of silly, but wasn’t about to complain that there was such a happy event when I decided to explore on my own. It wasn’t often that I did stuff like this, and I wasn’t about to waste …

Lily’s figure followed behind the two thieves after quickly catching up to them, once again disguising herself. Although the strange girl she met seemed able to see through her disguise, it was clear that the two of them did not have such ability. After ten minutes, they ducked into an alley, and Lily could hear them exchanging a quiet conversation. …

While my Virtual self was off having adventures, and Tsubaki was devoting herself to her trial, I decided that I needed to visit the world from a more personal perspective. Though… doing so would be rather difficult if I descended in my normal appearance. With that in mind, I made my way to my personal palace. There, I wouldn’t have …

Elisae hummed softly to herself as the conference ended, watching as both the High Mother and the AI left the room. She didn’t leave so quickly, however, because she still had some things that she needed to hand over to Clara. After they left, Clara turned to look at Elisae, a small smile on her lips. “So, you said that …

Sun let out a soft sigh as she leaned back in her desk, stretching her arms out. She had just finished reviewing the last of the reports to be sent her way for the day, and was ready to relax. As she rose from her seat, she began to debate internally about where she wanted to spend her free time. …

In truth, most of the problems of the world could be solved in one way or another by the Digital Conversion system. The only true limiting factor on what could be done, once again, boiled down to the availability of energy. Otherwise, it was likely that all of these problems would have long since ceased to exist during the fifteen …

Try to keep an eye on them for me, Terra. I whispered mentally after I sent off Clara to handle her new world and the factories within. Oh? You think something might happen with them? The felyn goddess asked in interest, causing me to shake my head. Not quite. Rather, I want to test the viability of worlds with respawning …

The hardest part of her automation project, naturally, was getting started. If Clara were playing the survival game that Dana had created ages ago, she would have needed to start from creating the most basic tools, and then using those to gradually improve her technology level. Thankfully, that wasn’t really required in this case as she made her way to …