Compared to the rituals of other Sequence Zeros, the Spectator's advancement in the virtual world had no additional requirements at all. It was enough to write out the plot.
For a virtual world with no future without new scripts, the act of writing a script was itself a process of imagining the future.
The virtual world itself would handle the step of making it real, so there was no need to worry too much about that either. Of course, if Adam, the Sun God, wanted better ritual results, he could manually control a few NPCs and insert them at crucial plot points.
Or, if Adam, the Sun God, was interested, he could personally assume a role and become a core NPC who drove the plot forward.
"What do you think of this appearance? As the first NPC every player meets upon entering the game, she would also be an extremely important figure in the future storyline."
Caught up in the mood, Rejedo even molded a Seria.
This was the original aspiration that had led countless Champions into adventure! Guaranteed to be important, guaranteed to lead the tides of the era, alright?
Adam, the Sun God: "..."
Judging by Shopkeeper Reed's manner, he seemed to be teasing him, yet it did not truly seem like a joke.
Making him an NPC, even having him play the damsel who would be rescued by player heroes, was probably a joke. But not intending to replace him, as well as this part about the virtual world, were likely serious.
Compared to others of this era, Adam, the Sun God, who possessed Grisha's memories, could clearly understand that this virtual world was an online game—indeed, a virtual reality online game accessible to everyone.
Thus, even though he knew the principle behind this ability should be