Many things modern Serisians took for granted were things the people of this other world had never seen or even heard of.
And so, what Boisitus felt at that moment was a "little shock" delivered by a civilization from another world.
When that "little shock" struck an individual, however, it was as overwhelming as someone on Blue Star suddenly encountering an alien.
His astonishment and awe were simply beyond compare.
Soon, the article was forwarded to the editorial office of Characters, and the other editors were stunned as well.
"Did Roland really dream all this up out of thin air? It's simply unbelievable!"
"The information is so detailed, and the system so rigorous, it's almost as if a Shang Dynasty civilization really existed..."
"If I didn't know a fair amount about history, I'd almost think he'd unearthed an actual civilization from some other world!"
The editors discussed it, though of course they understood that was utterly impossible.
In this magical universe, after a few thousand years of development, surely some legendary figure would have broken free of their world and embarked on planar journeys across the sea of stars.
Even if no legendary figure had ever emerged, magical races such as dragons and the Elven Race, which were spread across countless planes and worlds, would inevitably have records of it.
Thus, that suggestion could only be taken as lavish praise.
In other words, Roland had made it all sound real.
It was simply unbelievable.
With almost the entire editorial office won over, the second review naturally ended in unanimous approval.
The final review should present no problems either.
Before the end of that month, Roland received the news from Boisitus.
This was a privilege reserved for Morningstar Award winners-an unofficial privilege exercised in private, of course.
Boisitus proposed settling