Utopia

This was a church belonging to The Fool. The church's symbols, architectural style, and so on had been taken from little The Sun—though there was nothing particularly special about them. Everyone's church architecture was more or less the same; only the color schemes and decorations differed. The main thing was still the symbols.

Belief in The Fool was also part of this small town's setting.

—He had actually considered writing Alice into the setting, but he quickly realized that would not work. He could not possibly approve of Alice calling herself the Goddess of Light, but using an already-established church to force Alice to properly become the Goddess of Fate, and so on...

He was not that kind of parent.

Besides, Alice's habit of tying everything back to fate sometimes made him wonder whether her having such thoughts and firmly holding onto them meant that this was also part of fate. But Klein would soon think again: was his use of a church to prevent the birth of the Goddess of Light also part of fate...

He truly did not want to join this meaningless speculation.

Putting the matter aside, Klein threw himself back into constructing the town and made a wish:

"I wish for this island to have a deep-water port." Klein did not stop there and made a second wish to himself.

Snap!

He snapped his fingers again, fulfilling his wish.

About three kilometers from the town, a modestly sized port rapidly took shape, complete with two piers, five warehouses, a harbor-side inn, a simple restaurant, a police substation, a bar, a lighthouse, and a naval barracks stationed at the port...

"I wish for convenient transportation between the port and the town." Klein made his third wish.

He immediately raised his right hand and snapped his fingers.

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