Ronan did not need to explain further; Raven already understood.
As mentioned before, although the "Lens" was the main body and the most central creation, every shining star within the surrounding "nebula" was a rare rule-based creation in the Mist Labyrinth, each one a relatively "large" marked structure.
Picking out "cornerstone" fragments from among them was undoubtedly the most efficient choice.
Sure enough, Ronan spread his arms and made an exaggerated gesture as though gathering in that insubstantial mist of light. "Next, we'll be exploring among these 'stars' and looking for a suitable home..."
Raven gave a soft "Mm" in response.
Maybe if she acted a little colder, Ronan would stop making such over-the-top gestures to amuse children next time.
...Or maybe he would only get worse.
It was rare for Raven to lose focus like that. When she turned her gaze back, she saw that Ronan had already switched interfaces and was preparing to begin the substantive process.
Had she missed something?
"Then what about the fourth item?"
"The fourth item... Ah, I forgot to mention it."
Ronan's expression sagged a little. "But there's not much to say. It's not unimportant, just temporarily useless. I call this one the 'Heaven-Man Landscape'—you could say it serves as a footnote to Grandfather's 'Format Theory.' Much of its basic theory concerns the interaction between heaven and earth and the self format. It should correspond to what we usually call the 'Extraordinary Domain.' It just isn't explained very clearly, and the corresponding 'Simulator' is only an auxiliary design. The requirements for using it are absurdly high, so I haven't figured it out yet."
Raven said "Oh" and did not add anything else.
Just then, an information window belonging to the Brain of Emptiness System popped up on the current interface with a new