Mira and inspecting the Darkness
“Ojousama! I did it!”
“Let me see~?”
Mira played with the Kutipad for a few hours after I explained it to her.
I’m getting sleepy already, but Mira’s eyes got all sparkly after I finished explaining to her, so I decided to keep her company.
Normally, I would be already sleeping by this time, though.
“Oh yeah, this command is used in this way. It makes the description come alive.”
“I see~! As expected of Ojousama! Then, if I add this…”
For some reason, Mira got addicted to the game-making app I created.
In reality, I wanted to explain a lot of things about us, but she ended up overwhelmed by the Kutipad.
However, after I explained to her about the Kutipad, Mira tried playing a few games, but she was not interested in the games themselves too much.
Obviously, there are no such things as video games in the Ovent Kingdom.
Games that were played with the projecting images on the Kutipad’s display should be something incredible for Mira, but that was all there was to it.
However, it made me feel a bit disappointed, so I tried showing her the game-making app, telling her “You made them like this” and started teaching her.
Even though she wasn’t interested in the finished product, she showed interest in making it. Moreover, it was a very big interest.
The game-making app was created in order to reduce the time it takes to make games, mainly because Reki-kun was asking to let him play various genres.
Various commands were used to create the games easily, and various situations could be reproduced with the Contact Lenses app and information gathering sorcery.
The FPS game Reki-kun is addicted to right now used a map created from the randomized data collected by the information gathering sorcery, it had monsters randomly appear which he would then shoot down with sorcery.
Although the monsters had a few behavior patterns, it was quite difficult to hit them since they moved very fast.
As for the spells, some attack sorcery was chosen from the existing sorcery to use. The main idea is to use these spells to defeat monsters and compete for points.
Since we can use the various data collected through information gathering sorcery, it’s possible to create games rather intuitively, but Mira is apparently more interested in creating commands from scratch.
The game-making app allows you to create new commands, so I was surprised at how quickly she absorbed the use of the descriptive command when I taught her.
Even though she was a graduate of that school, I couldn’t believe that she was this capable child from my usual impressions of her.
But, what did it actually look like?
Well, albeit the game was a simple one, she did manage to finish it a few hours after she first touched the Kutipad.
It was just a tiny Reki-kun running and jumping in a side-scrolling map, but you couldn’t clear it unless you avoided the pitfalls, so it was a proper game.
… This child, is she really Mira?
Perhaps because it was a game with Reki-kun as the main character, he found it quite interesting and had a long conversation with Mira through the Kutipad.
Mira, who was answering his questions without finding that strange, was indeed my Mira.
I mean, she shouldn’t have known that Reki-kun was able to speak.
I only explained to her about the Kutipad.
After all, this child was Mira! The Mira I know!
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It was the third day since we arrived in the Forest next to the world.
Today, we are going to observe the Darkness which is eating the Forest next to the world away.
That said, we will be only flying over it in a plane. It’s really just an observation.
To be precise, the purpose is to check the current status of the Forest next to the world accurately.
In the end, we couldn’t explain Mira about us.
There was no time to do so because she got hooked on the game-making app.
The last thing I remember before losing to sleep was being surprised that Mira was able to talk with Reki-kun as if it was a normal thing to do. I don’t know what happened after.
I’m sure Scarlet handled it well. I believe her.
In fact, Mira was having a casual conversation with Reki-kun this morning. Of course, through the Kutipad.
She’s properly taking care of me, but she’s tampering with the Kutipad whenever she has time.
Well, it was me who gave it to her.
I had a light breakfast and was waiting for the fairies to guide me, but Mira and Reki-kun were acting strangely.
Oh, perhaps…
“O, Ojousama… I have a request!”
“Wafufu~ (Request~)”
“I have a guess, but… tell me.”
“I, I would like to stay at home!”
“Wafuun? (I would be lonely all by myself, you know?)”
In contrast to Mira, who looked extremely nervous and made a request that was close to a plea, Reki-kun was talking in a somewhat spoiled voice. It was very fake. Let’s try a little harder to act, Reki-kun.
Mira and inspecting the Darkness
Even some time ago, one Beastwoman and one animal were discussing a game development, so I’m sure they want to continue while we are out.
Was it a mistake to give Mira a Kutipad, I wonder…
No, it would have come to this eventually, so it would have happened later or sooner.
We were able to uncover Mira’s hidden talent as well, and I might even left her to be in charge of developing games for Reki-kun.
Besides…
”Well, if Mira, who was so scared by the speed of a car, gets on a plane, it’s going to be a big problem…”
“That’s right, Ojousama. At this time, it might be better to leave Mira behind. I’m not sure I’d be comfortable leaving Reki by himself.”
“Wafu~! (What do you mean by that~!)”
“I, is it okay!?”
Mira was driven to the brink of fainting when riding in the car.
An airplane would be impossible for her. The differences in speed are too high.
Besides, it’s good for Mira, who usually doesn’t ask for anything, to have a request. She must have had a lot of fun.
Reki-kun would be left by himself too while we are on the inspection, and as Scarlet pointed out, that would be a bit worrying.
If he’s with Mira, they will be most likely developing games quietly, so it might actually bring peace of mind.
“All right. Then, listen to what Mira says and wait here obediently for our return, okay?”
“Wafu~! (Yeah~!)”
“Thank you so much, Ojousama!”
I’m a little glad to see Reki-kun’s growth, as he was flicking his huge tail but trying not to break the furniture around him.
Mira was holding her Kutipad to her chest and wagging her glossy tail, just like Reki-kun.
I couldn’t help but chase that tail with my eyes, but even Mira, who usually blushes in anticipation of a reward, seemed genuinely happy to be working on a game while I am away.
Well, we had a discussion that there will be no rewards given out while in the Forest next to the world, so it cannot be helped.
… I want to mofumofu.
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Leaving the excited Reki-kun and Mira behind, we were guided to the airport by the fairies who had come to pick us up.
However, there was only a building that looked like a hangar or warehouse and a large space that felt more like a sports ground than a runway.
Since the plane is capable of vertical takeoff and landing, it may have no need for a runway.
Unfortunately, Natasha is not with us on this inspection. She has her own business to attend to.
We are treated as the most important guests of honor, but that’s about it.
There is no problem though, since a guide specialized in this matter will be accompanying us for the inspection.
When we met up with our guide who was waiting for us, he seemed to have a stronger admiration for Sani Sensei than for Kuti.
The other fairies who accompanied her were troubled by his frolicking that was caused by finally seeing his favorite celebrity face-to-face.
Sani Sensei, who was operating at her own pace, asked the guide about the current situation of the darkness while she in turn answered happily.
Just as I thought we won’t be able to proceed——
“Isn’t it about the time we get in?”
“Indeed. Let’s go.”
At the sound of Kuti’s voice, Sani Sensei who has been in the middle of a discussion, finally returned.
The guide fairy looked like he had more to say, but since it was said by Sani Sensei who he admired, he obediently followed.
… I wonder if this is going to end up okay?
As we climbed up the ramp and boarded the plane, I found the seats to be reasonably comfortable.
It was a part of the plane the fairies didn’t need to use, but they said it was well made.
I looked at the cockpit via my Contact Lenses and saw that there were several fairies in charge of their own equipment.
I think it could be operated more like a sim game if linked up with the Kutipad, but I don’t think I would be able to control it even in the game.
Incidentally, in addition to seats for human-sized races, there were also seats for fairies, and Kuti and Sani Sensei were seated there.
After putting on the safety belt, which was tougher than a normal seatbelt, it was the time to take off.
In my previous life, I had flown in an airplane a few times, but I had never flown in a plane this small.
I was a little nervous, but the takeoff was surprisingly quiet and steady.
I also checked the conditions outside the plane, and it was very quiet, with no strong winds thanks to the vertical takeoff.
… This must have disappeared from Earth much later after my death.
The performance of the plane alone made me think so.
Mira and inspecting the Darkness
“Ojousama! I did it!”
“Let me see~?”
Mira played with the Kutipad for a few hours after I explained it to her.
I’m getting sleepy already, but Mira’s eyes got all sparkly after I finished explaining to her, so I decided to keep her company.
Normally, I would be already sleeping by this time, though.
“Oh yeah, this command is used in this way. It makes the description come alive.”
“I see~! As expected of Ojousama! Then, if I add this…”
For some reason, Mira got addicted to the game-making app I created.
In reality, I wanted to explain a lot of things about us, but she ended up overwhelmed by the Kutipad.
However, after I explained to her about the Kutipad, Mira tried playing a few games, but she was not interested in the games themselves too much.
Obviously, there are no such things as video games in the Ovent Kingdom.
Games that were played with the projecting images on the Kutipad’s display should be something incredible for Mira, but that was all there was to it.
However, it made me feel a bit disappointed, so I tried showing her the game-making app, telling her “You made them like this” and started teaching her.
Even though she wasn’t interested in the finished product, she showed interest in making it. Moreover, it was a very big interest.
The game-making app was created in order to reduce the time it takes to make games, mainly because Reki-kun was asking to let him play various genres.
Various commands were used to create the games easily, and various situations could be reproduced with the Contact Lenses app and information gathering sorcery.
The FPS game Reki-kun is addicted to right now used a map created from the randomized data collected by the information gathering sorcery, it had monsters randomly appear which he would then shoot down with sorcery.
Although the monsters had a few behavior patterns, it was quite difficult to hit them since they moved very fast.
As for the spells, some attack sorcery was chosen from the existing sorcery to use. The main idea is to use these spells to defeat monsters and compete for points.
Since we can use the various data collected through information gathering sorcery, it’s possible to create games rather intuitively, but Mira is apparently more interested in creating commands from scratch.
The game-making app allows you to create new commands, so I was surprised at how quickly she absorbed the use of the descriptive command when I taught her.
Even though she was a graduate of that school, I couldn’t believe that she was this capable child from my usual impressions of her.
But, what did it actually look like?
Well, albeit the game was a simple one, she did manage to finish it a few hours after she first touched the Kutipad.
It was just a tiny Reki-kun running and jumping in a side-scrolling map, but you couldn’t clear it unless you avoided the pitfalls, so it was a proper game.
… This child, is she really Mira?
Perhaps because it was a game with Reki-kun as the main character, he found it quite interesting and had a long conversation with Mira through the Kutipad.
Mira, who was answering his questions without finding that strange, was indeed my Mira.
I mean, she shouldn’t have known that Reki-kun was able to speak.
I only explained to her about the Kutipad.
After all, this child was Mira! The Mira I know!
◇◆◇◆◇◆◇◆◇◆◇◆◇◆
It was the third day since we arrived in the Forest next to the world.
Today, we are going to observe the Darkness which is eating the Forest next to the world away.
That said, we will be only flying over it in a plane. It’s really just an observation.
To be precise, the purpose is to check the current status of the Forest next to the world accurately.
In the end, we couldn’t explain Mira about us.
There was no time to do so because she got hooked on the game-making app.
The last thing I remember before losing to sleep was being surprised that Mira was able to talk with Reki-kun as if it was a normal thing to do. I don’t know what happened after.
I’m sure Scarlet handled it well. I believe her.
In fact, Mira was having a casual conversation with Reki-kun this morning. Of course, through the Kutipad.
She’s properly taking care of me, but she’s tampering with the Kutipad whenever she has time.
Well, it was me who gave it to her.
I had a light breakfast and was waiting for the fairies to guide me, but Mira and Reki-kun were acting strangely.
Oh, perhaps…
“O, Ojousama… I have a request!”
“Wafufu~ (Request~)”
“I have a guess, but… tell me.”
“I, I would like to stay at home!”
“Wafuun? (I would be lonely all by myself, you know?)”
In contrast to Mira, who looked extremely nervous and made a request that was close to a plea, Reki-kun was talking in a somewhat spoiled voice. It was very fake. Let’s try a little harder to act, Reki-kun.
Mira and inspecting the Darkness
Even some time ago, one Beastwoman and one animal were discussing a game development, so I’m sure they want to continue while we are out.
Was it a mistake to give Mira a Kutipad, I wonder…
No, it would have come to this eventually, so it would have happened later or sooner.
We were able to uncover Mira’s hidden talent as well, and I might even left her to be in charge of developing games for Reki-kun.
Besides…
”Well, if Mira, who was so scared by the speed of a car, gets on a plane, it’s going to be a big problem…”
“That’s right, Ojousama. At this time, it might be better to leave Mira behind. I’m not sure I’d be comfortable leaving Reki by himself.”
“Wafu~! (What do you mean by that~!)”
“I, is it okay!?”
Mira was driven to the brink of fainting when riding in the car.
An airplane would be impossible for her. The differences in speed are too high.
Besides, it’s good for Mira, who usually doesn’t ask for anything, to have a request. She must have had a lot of fun.
Reki-kun would be left by himself too while we are on the inspection, and as Scarlet pointed out, that would be a bit worrying.
If he’s with Mira, they will be most likely developing games quietly, so it might actually bring peace of mind.
“All right. Then, listen to what Mira says and wait here obediently for our return, okay?”
“Wafu~! (Yeah~!)”
“Thank you so much, Ojousama!”
I’m a little glad to see Reki-kun’s growth, as he was flicking his huge tail but trying not to break the furniture around him.
Mira was holding her Kutipad to her chest and wagging her glossy tail, just like Reki-kun.
I couldn’t help but chase that tail with my eyes, but even Mira, who usually blushes in anticipation of a reward, seemed genuinely happy to be working on a game while I am away.
Well, we had a discussion that there will be no rewards given out while in the Forest next to the world, so it cannot be helped.
… I want to mofumofu.
◇◆◇◆◇◆◇◆◇◆◇◆◇◆
Leaving the excited Reki-kun and Mira behind, we were guided to the airport by the fairies who had come to pick us up.
However, there was only a building that looked like a hangar or warehouse and a large space that felt more like a sports ground than a runway.
Since the plane is capable of vertical takeoff and landing, it may have no need for a runway.
Unfortunately, Natasha is not with us on this inspection. She has her own business to attend to.
We are treated as the most important guests of honor, but that’s about it.
There is no problem though, since a guide specialized in this matter will be accompanying us for the inspection.
When we met up with our guide who was waiting for us, he seemed to have a stronger admiration for Sani Sensei than for Kuti.
The other fairies who accompanied her were troubled by his frolicking that was caused by finally seeing his favorite celebrity face-to-face.
Sani Sensei, who was operating at her own pace, asked the guide about the current situation of the darkness while she in turn answered happily.
Just as I thought we won’t be able to proceed——
“Isn’t it about the time we get in?”
“Indeed. Let’s go.”
At the sound of Kuti’s voice, Sani Sensei who has been in the middle of a discussion, finally returned.
The guide fairy looked like he had more to say, but since it was said by Sani Sensei who he admired, he obediently followed.
… I wonder if this is going to end up okay?
As we climbed up the ramp and boarded the plane, I found the seats to be reasonably comfortable.
It was a part of the plane the fairies didn’t need to use, but they said it was well made.
I looked at the cockpit via my Contact Lenses and saw that there were several fairies in charge of their own equipment.
I think it could be operated more like a sim game if linked up with the Kutipad, but I don’t think I would be able to control it even in the game.
Incidentally, in addition to seats for human-sized races, there were also seats for fairies, and Kuti and Sani Sensei were seated there.
After putting on the safety belt, which was tougher than a normal seatbelt, it was the time to take off.
In my previous life, I had flown in an airplane a few times, but I had never flown in a plane this small.
I was a little nervous, but the takeoff was surprisingly quiet and steady.
I also checked the conditions outside the plane, and it was very quiet, with no strong winds thanks to the vertical takeoff.
… This must have disappeared from Earth much later after my death.
The performance of the plane alone made me think so.
