I, Little Griseo, Touring the Myriad Worlds 795

But truly evolving upward in every sense of the word.

What they called modernization modifications or starry-sky modifications...

Were actually just relatively representative aspects.

After all!

Although the ship girls were indeed humanoid manifestations of ships, and seemed to honestly follow many common principles, the laws of physics, and scientific rules, if you thought about it carefully, you would realize that they were actually quite unreasonable.

Setting everything else aside.

Just consider how the modifications were carried out...

For ordinary ships, modifications required consideration of all kinds of parameters, whether they were logical and compatible.

Not only did they require various design blueprints and all kinds of fault-tolerance tests.

They also consumed enormous resources!

But here, none of that was necessary!

The ship girls were purely somewhat like the power of I think so, therefore it is.

The blueprints only needed to be there for show. Once they felt they should become stronger, and Little Griseo decided which aspects they should strengthen, the modifications would naturally be completed.

It was as if the blueprints were merely blueprints, simply a medium.

You did not even need to draw anything on them.

A rough outline was enough.

Or you could simply state what was needed.

Some kind of will in the unseen depths would naturally adjust everything to the optimal state, the best state, one that suited the ship girl herself.

And to be fair.

It really was more convenient.

But looking at it this way, it also felt like a game.

Even if you yourself had no clear idea.

As long as you submitted the necessary blueprints and supplied the required resources, even in the worst case, the most basic level of strength would still be guaranteed.

Sometimes, Little Griseo even felt that this was just like Digimon.

From the Baby