"So, are you going to take on business in that area?" Jiang Han thought for a moment. "I can help. I'm the first developer of a major island in Gaia Space."
Though it was a rather violent affair, it happened to let me slack off while developing an island, and provide camps and supplies for the second- and third-tier developers.
As the saying went...
I don't know whether gold panning makes money, but I do know that the people selling supplies to gold panners are making a killing.
Chen Ligu set down the daily paper, picked up the latest issue of the weekly magazine Jiang Han had bought, and began reading it carefully.
"Mm, this Gaia affair has gotten rather big. Even witches have been allowed to apply for developer status."
Generally speaking, witches would be "fourth-tier developers"—that is, they picked over what witches left behind, or developed folded spaces that had already been developed. On one hand, this was a hidden form of discrimination; on the other, it was also a form of protection... In the thinking of Eastern witches, witches were somewhat like inferior little witches, like an extra illegitimate daughter in the family. They might not necessarily be treated especially well, but they would still be protected—a rather complicated state of affairs.
...Thus, granting them second- and third-tier development rights could only mean that the witches were truly angry... They needed witches to go farm the land, while they themselves handled the extermination... Jiang Han did not particularly care. Though she could not do such a thing herself, neither was she saintly enough to stop witches from doing it.
To the multiverse, the witch race had always wavered between chaotic evil and lawful evil, occasionally becoming chaotic or lawful neutral.
When doing business with witches, one had