The reason I haven’t described the characters’ appearances in detail is that I’m still finalizing their looks. I’m also planning to illustrate them, which might take some time. That’s why, for now, I’ve only provided information about their race, species, and names.

I’m aware that in the web novel, the name is Jin-Hark. However, I’m following the references from the manga, where the name of the capital city is Jin-Haag

The map and the flag have now been incorporated into the Empire’s information. However, please note that there’s still a possibility of minor changes being made to the flag.

The individual in question is, in fact, an innocent civilian. However, rest assured that in the upcoming chapters, you will encounter more doppelgangers adopting official appearances, as well as corrupt individuals and officials.

I only mentioned that the armor would bear some resemblance, not that it would be identical. Once I complete the drawing, you’ll see a significantly different design

Yes, the drawing tablet arrived yesterday, but I’m still in the practice phase. Also, I won’t describe their appearances yet as I might inadvertently make errors, especially since their looks might change as I refine my skills. However, there’s a possibility that the map and the flag might be revealed later. The map is relatively straightforward to create, but it lacks intricate details, making it a simple sketch.

About that...

The armor bears a resemblance to the Ultramarines from Warhammer 40k, albeit with a few differences. Once I’ve honed my drawing skills, I’ll be able to provide an illustration of the armor.

The reason there are no pictures yet is because I’m currently enhancing my drawing skills. As such, it will take some time before illustrations can be added

It appears there’s been a misunderstanding, and since I failed to clarify about that, the fault lies with me. Let me explain. The characters didn’t use hypnosis simply because they couldn’t. I intended for that ability or magic to be exclusive to a higher species of vampire or those at a higher level. As for the device you mentioned, they were out of its range, so it wouldn’t have affected them. If the device is being brought up in relation to hypnosis, as I stated earlier, they are incapable of using it. They would need to be at a higher level or belong to a higher species of vampire, such as a true vampire or an ancient vampire, among others. In the Solstice Empire, there are approximately 20 different species of vampires.

Production takes place on an annual basis. Attempting to do it monthly would be excessively strenuous.

XD. I didn’t notice that it was auto-corrected to ‘block’. Let me fix that.

Actually, when he mentioned the Philippines, it was supposed to be France. I wasn’t sure how to convey the French accent in text, so I had to change it.

Haha, I keep forgetting their ranks. I should look it up and make a note of it. That way, I won’t forget the ranks in the Army and the Navy. So, the rank should be ‘Seaman Recruit’, right? I’ll be making adjustments later on, aiming to correct the rankings of each soldier.

The Solstice Empire’s wealth is primarily due to their gold Production and reserves. They maintain this to meet demand and ensure their value doesn’t decrease. The extreme wealth is not because I wanted them to have a lot of money, but because I’ve set the economic scale of Earth higher. For instance, in this world where Christine has yet to be transported to the new world and is still on earth, the United States has around 500 Trillion GDP, and almost all countries have already reached a GDP of 300 to 400 trillion. The value of the Solstice Currency is connected to our current year's gold value. The existence of magic items is due to the Trinity and a cyber invasion during the conquest event. Although I didn’t mention this event in the story, thinking it unnecessary, it led to the creation of a world item that blocks anyone without a license from using magic, and yes almost all NPC's does have license. Most of the NPCs are summoned, and custom settings can be applied before summoning. When you expand in the game, you won’t find these NPCs. Instead, you’ll encounter enemy NPCs if the territory is already conquered by other players. If the territory is yet to be conquered by any player, you’ll encounter monsters. The level of these monsters varies depending on the specific territory being expanded into. The NPCs have absolute loyalty, inspired by Overlord, where their NPCs had absolute loyalty to their creators. However, there are exceptions. Some NPCs, like the Custodians and Imperial Guardians/Imperial Guards (numbering 10,201), are created by the players and will be introduced in future chapters. They would obey orders to the point of self-sacrifice or harming a loved one. They view their creators as gods or beings higher than gods. However, they may question a course of action, not out of disrespect, but to ensure it’s the right action. The Solstice Empire is an absolute monarchy because I wanted it to have an imperial member. This prevents new world countries from looking down on them for being ruled by a commoner. Almost all countries in the New World are monarchies. I hope this provides clearer answers to your questions. Please note that English is not my first language, so there may be some nuances that I might have missed.

Get it? Rammed.

Hello, I believe the text he provided is simply a random assortment of letters in the Cyrillic script, which is used in Russian and other Slavic languages. I wasn’t able to identify any coherent words or sentences within it.

I do not perceive your comment as a complaint. Rather, it appears to be a series of inquiries, and I am more than willing to provide answers. Contrary to popular belief, they are not lenient. They merely portray themselves as benevolent figures in the public eye to gain the trust of their allies and expand their influence. Spoiler alert: the Palpadia will face extermination. The Solstice Empire operates under a specific rule of war: if you declare war before they do, it is interpreted as a request for extermination. Furthermore, prisoners are subjected to experimentation, such as live skinning, to determine if their skin possesses any magical properties that could be utilized. In the initial arc, my focus is primarily on the military. However, in the subsequent arc, the emphasis will shift towards economics and the main character.