"After all, you know that too."
"The Ark is so enormous. It ultimately can't travel back and forth between various worlds too quickly."
"It's like casting a wide net to catch more fish."
"Rather than passing through one world after another and staying in each one."
"Some unimportant worlds... choosing this sort of approach isn't bad either."
"..."
Her meaning was indeed quite clear.
Some worlds could simply be saved and connections formed, without being collected.
But there were other worlds she wanted.
Those could be organized and prepared in advance, making them convenient to receive later.
In every sense of the word.
This approach was indeed highly efficient.
Although it differed somewhat from her original intentions.
Little Griseo accepted this change.
She really didn't have to visit every single world!
Giving everyone on the Ark something to do was excellent, too.
It was like the works she had seen in her previous life. Some were favorites, while others felt merely average.
For the ones she liked, she would naturally experience them herself.
As for the ones she disliked but still wanted to help, rewriting the things she couldn't stand...
There was no need to handle everything personally.
Wasn't that perfectly normal?
Once she got used to it, that was enough.
"Of course, no matter how you make contact with the corresponding worlds, you still need that world's marker."
Little Griseo munched on the snacks Anna fed her and continued explaining in a mumble. "Without a marker, the Ark can search for worlds more freely and wander through the boundless universe. But if you want to create a projection and specifically anchor it to a certain plotline, that becomes extremely difficult."
"Therefore."
"Even the corresponding commissions won't be very numerous."
"..."
"Some might be solo missions."
"Some might be group