Everyday Life with the Goddess

Climbing the tech tree took time. You couldn't talk about an idea here and expect someone to build it over there at once.

After years of wise leadership from the Dawn Lord, all they'd managed to develop was a hot-air balloon.

So he could leave everything else to the Mages.

They could research the information the Players had provided whenever they liked. None of it would have much impact on William anyway.

William hadn't gone to the Far North, nor did he want to spend time in that freezing place.

But he had sent his Divine Avatar there, for one reason: to see whether he could squeeze a few more Mana Gemstones out of the Orc Empire.

Better yet, could he get the Orc Empire to support his Avatar? That would be a huge win.

The Divine Avatar might have lost its invincibility effect, but its defense is still higher than mine. And its arms copied the properties of God's Hand, so in some ways, its entire left arm and right hand are still a little invincible.

As long as it keeps the Spatial Teleportation Scroll Moxis gave it close, even someone like the Frostbound Sword Saint, who isn't skilled with spatial rules, will have a hard time trapping it. William controlled the Divine Avatar and put it to work.

Meanwhile, he lazed around. He either stayed in Dawn City chatting with Moxis or went to Storm Island to sunbathe and fish on its fine-sand beaches.

Dawn City continued to expand. Its population had reached 2.6 million and was about to pass the three-million mark.

Among the Neutral Factions of the Southern Region, it might not have been unique, but it certainly ranked near the top.

Over the past month, when William wasn't sunbathing,

he had traveled through his territories,