Meanwhile, as Little Mouse and Lapis Lazuli helped Isaac discipline the boy with the [Martial God Physique], Isaac and Moens's research finally reached its most crucial step—creating a planet!
However, rather than directly creating a life-bearing planet like Brurell as originally planned, they would create a satellite similar to the moon in Isaac's previous life, or what they called a secondary planet.
Of course, this world differed from his previous one. For instance, the sun and moon were not necessarily celestial bodies as they had been in his previous life, but were usually incarnations of a deity or dominion. As such, this world's classification of celestial bodies was not nearly as specific.
This was also why Moens and the others had not initially considered creating a smaller, weaker planet first. In their understanding, there was no such thing as a satellite—a much smaller, lifeless planet that revolved around another planet.
Secondary planet was the name Moens and the others had given this sort of small celestial body.
They had called it a secondary planet instead of giving it an entirely different name not because they wanted to save themselves the trouble, but because, after reviewing their preliminary calculations, Isaac discovered that a satellite of this size actually had a chance of becoming a Star God!
This was also an important reason Moens and the others had designated it as the first stage of the experiment. They could have gone smaller, but if they reduced its volume any further, it would have no chance of becoming a Star God. None whatsoever.
It would merely be an enormous rock with a slightly unusual structure.
The first stage of the Star-Creation Experiment progressed rapidly. Moens and the others had already reached the final step of their research and were about to conduct the