Companion Star God

On the way back, Wanjina was like a curious child, touching this and looking at that, fascinated by everything.

From his conversation with the Great Elf, he learned that Wanjina was an independent entity split off from the Great Elf.

Once she chose a planet, she could bond with it and become its companion star spirit.

The planet she bonded with would flourish. Specifically, she could greatly mitigate natural disasters, reduce their severity, and substantially increase the likelihood of natural wonders forming.

Agricultural and livestock yields would increase by thirty percent, mountain mineral yields by thirty percent, and marine resource yields by thirty percent.

Most importantly, over the long years, she could slowly raise the Race Value of the planet's primate life-forms. For a species' long-term future, that was incredibly important.

She could also provide autonomous defense against invasions by other life-forms from across the universe.

It would be no exaggeration to call her a divine artifact capable of completely transforming a planet.

Yuan Shikai had been wondering whether, if Wanjina stood in a portal with her body between two planets, she could buff both the New World and Earth at once. That would be a win-win.

But what occupied Yuan Shikai's mind now was not Wanjina, but the powerful figure from over ten thousand years ago whom the Great Elf had mentioned.

Considering the Great Elf's description, and how Kishua kept urging me to perfect the Third Magic—even giving me all sorts of help to that end—could that mean Kishua knows something?

But it was all speculation, and asking outright would be awkward. It might even drive a wedge between them.

He sighed and waited for the spaceship to land. He still had to attend Ritsuka Fujimaru's wedding, after all. He was supposed to play the role of the