The more diverse it was, the harder it became for new worlds to shake them.
The more likely outcome was that new worlds would adapt to them, rather than the other way around.
Perhaps as time passed.
More and more time would be incorporated.
The next time a new world joined.
Unless it was especially outstanding or particularly unique.
Otherwise, they would be able to find some degree of similarity... and it would probably no longer take too much time.
They could easily swallow it whole, like the sea submerging a bubble.
Wasn't this exactly what they meant by... everything being difficult at the beginning?
Once it got going.
It could gradually snowball.
And roll more and more smoothly.
It felt really good!
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Speaking of which...
Compared with the Star Rail world, which was excessively vast and a mixed bag, the Uma Musume world seemed far too simple.
Especially since quite a few girls from the Star Rail world felt somewhat sad and depressed for various reasons and schemes of their own when they realized they had failed to make it in time for the Goddess Competition.
The girls from the Uma Musume world, on the other hand... were more down-to-earth and much simpler.
Even though they were curious about the Goddess Competition.
They didn't think missing it was a problem.
It could even be said that, regardless of whether they had a girl they liked or a romantic pairing, they didn't think this was something to be gained from.
Everything on the Ark certainly felt fresh to them.
But after settling in... most of them still remained rooted in their own world.
Thinking about it from