Mechanical

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<Mission #4: Is she really a ship?>

<Azur Lane; a special world that will help you level up... um... you get it, right?>

<This world is a bit mysterious, caution is needed>

<A certain invading race, influenced this world by bringing technology creating a new one, this invading race specializes in destroying worlds but for some reason they couldn't destroy this world>

<Your future goals are as follows:

Phase 01: Stop the plans of the SIRENS and prevent conflicts between the Nations from occurring.

Reward:???

Phase 02: Conquer at least one girl-boat. (Each extra objective will add new rewards)

Reward:???

Phase 03: Get the support of the largest number of Nations (Helping the Nations will increase your affinity and pave your way)

Reward:???

Phase 04: Kill or conquer the SIRENS (Any option is valid).

Reward:???

Phase 05: Obtain SIREN technology.

Reward:???

<Optional: There are some targets that have a tragic ending saving some of these targets will give extra rewards>

<Since there is no information, the mission can be accepted and postponed for 3 years>

<After accepting the quest and reaching the world of Azur Lane, you will have an extra identity>

<Due to the difficulty of the mission you will be given help beforehand; Profession [Mechanic] obtained, [Automated/droid blueprints]>

< Accept [Y/N] >

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Azur lane... that world full of boat girls? Really exist? Azur lane was a famous game, despite being updated for several years, it still didn't have an apparent end, its story didn't talk much about alien enemies called SIRENS either, now that it became a real world, it's complicated.

I hesitated a moment, I was tempted by the idea of ​​visiting this world, I was very tempted, 3 years would be enough to be able to defend myself? Only by trying will I know.

<Accepted quest #4>

<Countdown: 3 years>

<You acquired knowledge of mechanics; now you can officially consider yourself a Mechanic>

<Blueprints acquired, [Automata (Type B)]>

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A type B android? Battle? It's a vague description but a bit familiar, I searched my memories for the answer... Something clicked in my mind, does the system want me to build that girl with white hair and blindfolded eyes?

The blueprint appeared in my inventory, I looked at it carefully, even without being able to fully understand it, it was interesting to study.

'...'

At the end of everything, the silhouette of a woman appeared, the image had at least 90% similarity, more realistic and detailed.

I was speechless for the intention of my system, although it would be great to build it right now, I still didn't have the knowledge to do it nor the technology and materials, in general terms it was not possible in a short period of time.

Although the name [Mechanic] seemed simple, it was not in any way, apparently it was an underestimated profession, it was a popular tendency to believe that a machine would never surpass a human but they were very wrong.

I put aside everything I reviewed and focused on Silvie. Her little hands held various pieces of the puzzle, her mouth humming some tune that Nol said helped the Elves relax.

Although the puzzle has been just a device to have fun and pass the time, I realized that for Silvie everything was a challenge and efficiency was the key to her possible fun.

Is this the true nature of her that in the future would be suppressed? Was it healthy to have that kind of thinking, efficiency above anything else?

In the past, I saw a lot of news about the geniuses who didn't fit into society and shut themselves away, abandoning all their relationships and contact with people, leading miserable and lonely lives.

I never had a brother before I did, nor did I know any "genius" girl that could be compared to Silvie... Maybe I'm being paranoid, but in the slight chance that Silvie ends up that way and I haven't done anything to avoid it...

'Silvie...', I said lightly as she marshalled my words.

"Hmm, what happened father?", Silvie put down the piece that was in her hand, it hadn't been long since she had started and almost finished.

'Let's go see Nol's garden, today is perfect weather to waste it', I extended my hand to help her up.

Silvie hesitated a bit, but she answered me with a smile.

"Mom said the same thing too," Silvie stood up and smoothed her dress. Her black hair suited her better, after everything was ready we went to Nol's garden.

Garden would not be the right word, a majestic valley appeared before us, all kinds of animals live in these places.

It was normal to see a large number of animals, after all you couldn't kill or eat any of them, the concept of livestock didn't exist in these places either, even the fish had rights or something like that.

Even the elves who always differed in opinion, agreed to follow these rules, they did not have fun killing for entertainment, food; that is, all kinds of vegetables and edible plants abounded everywhere, therefore there were no monopolies that harmed the population in general.

"Father, can I go?", Silvie tugged on my sleeve, with a happy expression, it was normal her reaction, any person would react that way if she saw so many cute animals wandering happily.

'You can go, just don't treat them badly', it was not too much to state the obvious, even in completely normal situations we can do things that we will regret in the future.

"I promise", with those words Silvie left happily, almost jumping, I didn't worry too much about the animals, they were all meek and friendly.

A bush rolled by, it seemed to be watching me, somehow it seemed to have a conscience.

'Am I really tired?' I said absently as I touched my neck.

"You don't look too tired, boy," an aged voice came out of the rolling bush and his words drifted away like a light breeze.

'Actually I'm tired,' I muttered.

Everything has consciousness in this world? I don't think so... that would be very strange.

I sat on a rock near Silvie and pulled out the unconventional computer.

The system sold ki fruit trees; It would be more convenient to get them than to spend hundreds and thousands of points every time they ran out, and it wasn't just for me.

One hundred million was the price of each, seeing my 11 million rage points, I knew that the road was long.