Building the Ark

"Can I use my own divinity to bless the Ark?"

During the shipbuilding process, Liu Zhi raised the idea with the Oracle Script.

The Oracle Script's response was nothing but contempt.

"Never mind whether you even have divinity. Even if you do, the Ark can only receive a blessing from my divinity. If you want to build a mythic ship with your own divinity, then you need to understand what you need."

After that reply, the Oracle Script raised its standards for the ship even further.

Many details that hadn't appeared in the original blueprint now came with extremely strict requirements.

At first, Liu Zhi wasn't used to this, but he soon understood. His earlier question had provoked a reaction from the Oracle Script, which now suspected that Liu Zhi possessed divinity of his own.

In other words, besides possibly offering suggestions on modifying the ship, Liu Zhi might also want to weigh in on how divinity was infused into it.

The Oracle Script could handle modifications, but it had no way to alter anything involving divinity.

If Liu Zhi kept making all sorts of suggestions, would the Ark ever get built?

Could it still receive the divine blessing the way the Oracle Script intended?

So the Oracle Script simply imposed strict requirements on every detail, preventing any possibility of another divinity being infused.

Liu Zhi didn't realize this until the Ark was nearly finished. By then, there was nothing he could do, even if he had other ideas.

The Ark was almost complete. No matter what additional requirements Liu Zhi made now, he couldn't change the outcome.

Liu Zhi didn't know what to say about the Oracle Script's intentions.

But by then, he already understood the difference between mythic and legendary ships. Now that he knew the way forward,