@Exlor I'm sorry I can't support you anymore. My English is not very good, so I sometimes used a translator, but now I am deprived of this opportunity. Thank you for an interesting novel.

A mathematical model of such engines exists in reality and... it doesn’t work like that. Ship moves faster relative to other objects, but as soon as the observer is pulled into the space distortion field of the ship, its real speed will be much lower. If you turn off such engines, the ship will not maintain a huge acceleration, because it was not actually moving at a high speed.

The cult is growing.

Has everyone forgotten that crystals can attract laser beams by absorbing them?

Ves:

I think I'll take a break from this novel. It has gone beyond reason.

Does her birth cause a surge of energy, as in the case of Vulcan?

please no.

This arch goes to the final. Time to create elves. LET'S GOOO!

What do you think he should have used, scroll?

Readers sometimes jokingly assume that Ves will be the one to create the Scrolls. If this suddenly turns out to be true, then this is exactly the work that will become the basis for their design.

Ha ha, classic Ves.

We'll go deeper. At the end of the novel, Ves creates five powerful universal spirits and sends them into the past, completing a time loop.

Interference is always about who has the most energy. It won't work.

Remember how a recently skipped chapter really lifted the momentum of the novel? Why not draw a conclusion from this positive effect?

Before that, when Ves experimented on people and released an alien monster that killed trillions of people, was everything all right? Was it not cruel enough? I am more surprised when Exlor try to attribute good features to this human abomination.

We must find out what happens next.

5 Scrolls running away from the Synthia...

Let him already show his Stand and say that he may well decide the fate of the dwarves.

People who did not campaign have always been a minority.