Give me a Word I'll make a World

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14.11

I completed the story, gonna do a great summon test tomorrow.

I have some tests at school today, won't be able to do much.

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15.11

I feel like a great summoning week-end is coming in the near future! Don't ask me how such a precise feeling can exist, I don't know too…

I know "sleeping on it" exists, but I didn't know it was so efficient… I found a method for paper duplication. I'll test it after testing the summoning.

Summoning worked. Great.

This feeling of fulfillment because I am closer to my life objective of becoming a god is great!

Again a quite precise feeling ha ha ha!

Anyway, I am in a very good mood right now!

Now just have to do the duplication test.

It just happens that the character I wrote is a multi-talented manufacturer, not only an alchemist! It means I can leave all the painful work to him. All this time I would have spent trying to duplicate paper can be done by him!

Manipulating his paper means dispelling him, so I have to write him again on a separate paper than the one he'll manipulate.

So I'll first have him give me some dexterity boost potions of pills he has on him at the part of the story I wrote him to.

It'll allow me to make larger (because thinner) papers and have a reasonably sized paper left even after making a big enough paper to hold his story. The dexterity boost will also allow me to be quicker to do it. As it is a magic item, it can also give me boost defying the laws of physics, for example, by having more matter after than before transforming it.

I didn't have a lot of time to buff him, so at most I'll get 5% more paper, but this is better than nothing.

As for why I am confident I'll keep the buff after dispelling him… If your character kill someone and is then dispelled, the guy won't be alive, right? If he destroys a wall, it won't be repaired, right? Then there's no reason a buff would disappear if the potion was already consumed. What's dispelled is the character and his items, not the result of its actions and the item's effect.

So let's apply what I said.

Done. The character is working on my experiment.

It was already done in a few minutes. I was able to confirm (by creating a few simple mindless slimes and making them battling with each other) that whatever the purity of the paper, it works fine. Meaning that by mixing normal paper with magic paper using water, I can create more magic paper!

I'll have my character doing the duplication, then writing from the template I gave him other versions of himself, to have a character factory!

This is only the start of my world domination!