Give me a Word I'll make a World

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12.12

At this hour, I'm supposed to be at school. Well, in fact, I'm supposed to be at my funeral.

In the coffin.

But I'm focused on created new patterns for my army.

The problem with dwarfs is the amount of beer you need. So I recently had one of my characters create a beer factory with fake papers just above my secret base. And that's official. I engage humans to work in it, and a part of the stock disappears from time to time. An equivalent amount of money is put in the society's bank account, so that no one can see any problem with the factory's annual financial report.

After that, I had to create characters to bring the beer to the dwarfs, and characters to clean the mugs. I also had to build a tavern.

All these costs pretty much depleted my money. So I had to fill it. And now… The rumors about the ghost stealer are in everyone's mouths.

I think it'll soon grab the attention of the midnight channel, so the investment in the beer factory was a good choice. I am making quite good benefits, so I can stop my stealing spree and cover my costs.

December is a good month.

I am expanding so quickly now that there is almost a second city under the earth. Like a reflection in a mirror.

My buildings are cut into rock instead of being built. My city is the exact opposite of the upper city, both in direction and in the way it is done.

I have a huge army now, and I'll keep producing one until I can overwhelm all the countries of the world at the same time.

To do that I count that each character can handle 10 soldiers and that I need 1000 characters for 1 member of the midnight channel.

To that end, I wrote a character to extract from my memory the number of people in the channel.

I am soon ready to go.

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20.12

My underground city had several problems I now finished to fix.

The first being its size. I had to lose a lot of time building pillars almost everywhere to stop it from crumbling.

The second is obviously the food. How to nourish millions of soldiers? To fix this one, I quickly started making plantations and created mages just to accelerate its rate of production

The third is the chaos. I need a few hours to go from one end of the city to another and I can't give order to everyone and make sure they follow my orders to the letter. To do that, I created a hierarchical system.

I always thought dominating the world would be easy as long as you have op power, but in truth, it is closer to a strategy-management game than anything else…

Despite the character creation speed augmenting exponentially, the number of side characters needed to make it possible is also increasing exponentially… You need a thousand people behind the scenes working for one hero to succeed, right?

Anyway everything is almost ready for the grand final.