On the wall of the Apocalypse Family's backyard, the Light Screen showed a white-haired girl appearing.
She held a wooden airplane Otto had made himself. He had tinkered with it on his own, and its design was remarkably sophisticated. Though small, it was already close to a true primitive aircraft.
There was no question that this invention was absurdly incredible. This was the fifteenth century, the Renaissance—an era still steeped in ignorance in every respect. Yet thirteen-year-old Otto had built an airplane with nothing but his own brilliant mind.
When they saw this scene, most people in the real world did not immediately realize what they were looking at, so they did not feel much.
However, once they understood the era and the setting, they all cried out in shock, their eyes widening as they gained a far more direct understanding of Otto's intelligence.
A thirteen-year-old boy, isolated and excluded by his own family, an unwelcome "loner," had actually created a model of a primitive aircraft through his own ingenuity.
Though that airplane looked extremely "crude" through modern eyes, in that era, it was practically at the level of a transmigrator using cheats.
Unfortunately, medieval Europeans lacked respect for technology. Even the upper ranks of a major force like Destiny were no exception.
As a result, Otto remained unwelcome in the Apocalypse Family. He was still just an insignificant nobody.
Honestly, that fit people's perception of medieval old fogeys quite well, especially considering that Destiny was an organization steeped in religious atmosphere.
Moreover, many people in the real world could tell that this so-called Destiny was likely the False Star world's version of the Cross Church. It was also extremely "feudal," directly controlled by the three great families.
Of course, that was only natural. The three great families possessed the