Inside the World Tree's consciousness.
"Third test. Run whatever you want. If there are any problems, let me know."
Joshua had already lost track of how long he had spent in this white space. Now, he floated in the pristine expanse like a dead fish.
The server framework for the Aserkelo World Tree had been preliminarily completed, but what drove Joshua to despair was... after finishing the server framework, even more work lay before him.
The most troublesome tasks were updating "Warcraft" and "Holy Spirit," along with writing "Sherlock Holmes: The Sign of Four."
Joshua could put off the latter for a while, but updating the new campaign in "Warcraft," designing new heroes for "Holy Spirit," and adding new accessories for heroes were all giving him a headache.
If he were patient enough, Joshua could still finish those tasks one by one, but that was only on the condition that he stopped developing any other new "large-scale games."
Although the World Tree had enhanced Joshua's consciousness to the point where he alone could rival an entire studio, he still could not support an entire game company by himself.
"White Cat Doraemon! Is there some way to make games just by thinking about them?"
The moment Joshua saw the white cat floating in Consciousness Space, he lunged at it in weary frustration.
The white cat merely gave Joshua a look as if he were an idiot, then easily dodged his attack and darted off to the side.
The Frost Elf World Tree had already helped Joshua enough, especially with game modeling.
With the white cat's assistance, a game that would have required tens of millions of puzzle pieces to complete had effectively been reduced to around a thousand.
"The way you use Runes... is somewhat similar to my creator's."
After completing