It had been over a year since the first contact with the Krynn, and Akabia had undergone a dramatic transformation. With the arrival of 500,000 skilled individuals from Earth, the colony had grown and developed at an unprecedented pace. Factories had been established, fields had been cultivated, and infrastructure had been built. The city of Akabia had expanded, and new settlements had sprung up across the planet.
Alden stood at the front of the crowd gathered for the ceremony, watching as the ship was rolled out onto the launchpad. It was a small trade ship, capable of carrying a modest amount of goods between Akabia and the other settlements on the planet. But it was more than just a ship – it was a symbol of what the colony had achieved.
The ship had been entirely built using locally-sourced materials and the expertise of the colonists. It was a testament to their ingenuity and resourcefulness, and a sign that the colony was well on its way to becoming self-sufficient.
As the ship was launched into the sky, the crowd erupted into cheers and applause. Alden watched with pride as it soared higher and higher, disappearing into the clouds.
After the ceremony, Alden made his way to the newly established embassy of the Krynn. It was a small building, but it represented a significant step forward in the relationship between the two civilizations. The Krynn had opened their own embassy in Akabia, and small trade had begun between the two settlements.
Alden was greeted warmly by the Krynn ambassador, a tall, slender being with iridescent green skin and a mane of shimmering purple hair. They exchanged pleasantries and discussed the progress that had been made since their first contact.
The ambassador presented Alden with a small, intricately carved artifact, explaining that it was a symbol of their friendship and a reminder of the progress they had made together.
Alden thanked the ambassador and promised to display the artifact prominently in the city's museum.
As he left the embassy, Alden couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement for the future. The colony had come so far in such a short amount of time, and the possibilities seemed endless.
He made his way to the factory district, where the hum of machinery filled the air. The factories were working at full capacity, producing everything from tools and equipment to spacecraft and other advanced technologies.
Alden was pleased with the progress that had been made, but he knew that there was still much work to be done. The colony was growing rapidly, and it needed to expand in order to accommodate the influx of new settlers.
He had plans to build new cities across the planet, each with its own unique purpose and specialization. He hoped that these cities would become hubs of innovation and creativity, pushing the boundaries of what was possible on this new world.
As he made his way through the factory district, Alden was approached by one of his advisors. The man was a skilled engineer, and he had been instrumental in the development of the factories.
"Sir, I have some exciting news," the engineer said, his face lit up with enthusiasm.
"What is it?" Alden asked, his interest piqued.
"We have made significant progress in developing the new technology you requested. It's a small distance teleporter device, and it could revolutionize the way we move around the planet."
Alden's eyes lit up at the news. "That's incredible," he said. "When can we start testing it?"
"We've already begun testing it in a controlled environment," the advisor replied. "And so far, it's showing promising results. With your permission, we'd like to move forward with more extensive testing and start production on a larger scale."
"Absolutely," Alden said, smiling. "This could be a game-changer for us."
He couldn't help but think about the potential of the teleporter device that his engineer had shown him earlier. It was his idea to start creating it and he used his knowledge from the future to explain it to his most trusted chief engineer 6 months ago how to make it, but he kinda forgot about it with how much stuff he was doing everyday.But now it is almost ready this could revolutionize the way they transported goods and people around the planet, and even beyond. He knew that he had to keep it a secret for now, until they had perfected the technology and were ready to unveil it to the world.
But with this new technology, and the growing strength of their army and defenses, Alden felt confident in the future of Akabia. They had come a long way in just over a year, and he knew that with time and determination, they could achieve even greater things.
he couldn't help but feel conflicted about the new technology he had created. On one hand, he knew that it could revolutionize transportation and change the course of their civilization. But on the other hand, he feared the potential consequences of sharing it with the rest of humanity. He knew how greed and power could corrupt even the most well-intentioned individuals, and he didn't want to risk the safety of his people.
The man who had been with him said "My lord,I have some other news to report."
Alden looked up, pulled out of his thoughts. "Yes, what is it?"
"The new weapons we've been developing have been successful in tests. They're ready to be mass-produced and deployed to our troops."
Alden nodded, feeling a sense of pride and relief. He knew that their army was strong, but having the latest technology would give them an edge in any potential conflicts. "Good work. Make sure they are distributed to our troops immediately."
The advisor bowed again and hurried off to make the necessary arrangements. As Alden continued his walk, his thoughts returned to the teleporter device. Should he share it with his father and the people of Earth? It could potentially benefit them greatly, but he couldn't shake off the feeling of unease.
He decided to keep the technology a secret for now, to only use it for the benefit of Akabia. It was a difficult decision, but he knew it was the right one. He couldn't risk the safety of his people for the sake of sharing technology with others who may not have their best interests at heart.
Alden retired to his private quarters to rest. As he lay in bed, he couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and trepidation for the future. Akabia had come so far in such a short amount of time, but there was still so much left to accomplish. He knew that there would be challenges and obstacles along the way, but he was determined to overcome them all.