Vision alpha phase released!

It wasn't till night when the family returned.

Raven went upstairs into his room and turned on his computer.

He still remembered that he had finished the alpha phase of Vision and needed to release it today.

"Vanessa, can you help me with the release?"

[Sure, firstly you should make a video about the platform and the unique features.]

[Second, buy ads on popular social media sites and broadcast it on your twitch channel as you don't have a contract signed with them.]

[Third, constantly promote it.]

[I'll take over and complete these tasks for you.]

Raven nodded and got to work.

He had plans with Mia this week and wanted to get everything finished today.

With a renewed determination, he focused on preparing vision for its long-awaited release.

The night grew darker outside, but the atmosphere in Raven's room was charged with anticipation.

As Raven sat at his computer, he opened the software and began working on the video.

With meticulous attention to detail, he carefully crafted each scene to convey the essence of Vision.

The platform's unique features were highlighted, showcasing its potential to revolutionise the way people interacted with technology.

One of the most notable features was how he used AI to make people's descriptions and even edit videos.

Such technology shouldn't be a thing for another 6 years.

While Raven devoted himself to perfecting the video, Vanessa efficiently took charge of the advertising strategy.

Using complex algorithms and data analysis, she identified the most effective social media sites for ad placements.

Through targeted campaigns, Vision's message would reach the right audience, captivating their curiosity and drawing them in.

Simultaneously, Vanessa ensured that Raven's Twitch channel was optimised for promoting Vision.

She devised a clever plan to incorporate the video seamlessly into his streaming sessions, maximising its impact on his dedicated viewers.

Raven appreciated Vanessa's ability to adapt to the circumstances, utilising available resources to their fullest potential.

With the marketing tasks efficiently handled by Vanessa, Raven felt a sense of relief.

He could now focus on finalising any remaining details within the platform itself.

Hours passed by in a blur as he refined the user interface, fixed minor bugs, and ensured that everything was ready for a smooth release.

As the clock ticked closer to midnight, Raven's excitement grew.

He couldn't help but think about the plans he had made with Mia.

The anticipation of sharing his accomplishment with her added an extra layer of motivation.

With a deep breath, Raven pushed forward, determined to finish everything before the night was over.

Finally, as the early morning hours approached, Raven completed the last tasks on his checklist.

With a sense of accomplishment, he leaned back in his chair, gazing at the screen displaying the polished version of Vision.

It was ready for the world.

Turning off his computer, Raven realised it was time to rest.

He made his way to his bed where Mia was already sleeping and closed his eyes and slept.

Raven woke up the next morning with a smile.

He lay there for a while, just enjoying the feeling of being next to Mia.

He loved waking up beside her.

But then he suddenly realised that it was morning already.

He got up slowly, careful not to wake Mia. Then he took a shower and started getting ready.

When he came downstairs, Mia was in the kitchen making breakfast.

"Good morning, sleepyhead," she said.

"Morning, beautiful," he replied.

He walked over to her, wrapping his arms around her waist.

"Are you hungry?" He asked.

"I am!"

He wrapped his hands around her tighter.

"Where's your sense of adventure?" He chuckled.

Mia giggled and pushed him backwards playfully.

"Go find it somewhere else!" she teased.

"Alright, alright. I'll go wash my face then."

He held on to her tightly as she went into the kitchen.

A few minutes later, she joined him in the living room.

"Ready to leave?" She asked.

"Yes, let's go."

They grabbed their bags and headed out into the cool autumn air.

"Do you want to walk or take a taxi?" Mia asked.

"Walk, please. I'm in the mood to enjoy the winter colours."

Mia smiled, and they set off down the street.

It was cold enough that the frosty morning had turned the ground white, but it was also clear enough for them to see the sun peeking through the clouds.

As they walked, Raven reached for Mia's hand.

"This is what I've been waiting for," he told her.

Mia smiled, basking in the season's beauty.

They stopped in front of an old building, and Mia pointed inside.

"Have you heard of the Niagara Falls Winter Carnival?"

"No," he replied.

"It's a big event in February where they have ice sculptures everywhere. There are also horse-drawn carriages, live music, and lots more."

"Sounds wonderful. Let's go check it out."

Raven called a taxi considering that they were going down to Niagara Falls.

They stopped at the front of the carnival and walked up the stand.

Raven bought two tickets and went inside hand in hand with Mia.

The place was decorated with Christmas lights, and they walked into a large open space.

People were skating on the ice rink below, and there was a heated tent for the skaters and spectators to warm themselves in.

"Wow, this looks incredible," Mia exclaimed.

They walked over to the edge of the ice and watched people skate.

Raven looked at Mia with a smile.

"You seem to enjoy watching people," he remarked.

She laughed. "Yes, I do."

"Want to try?" He asked.

"What?"

"Skating, silly."

"Uh..."

Raven bought two skates and put them on for him and Mia

He then helped her to the ice rink.

He then pushed her gently onto the ice.

"Watch me first."

Mia stood on the ice, frozen.

"Come on, it's fun!"

"I don't know how to skate!"

"Don't worry, I'll teach you."

Mia looked at him nervously.

"Okay."

"First, get your balance."

"How?"

Raven placed his hands on her waist and helped her stand upright.

Then he moved closer to her and put his arm around her.

"Now, push off of me," he instructed.

Mia did so, and she pushed off of Raven, who caught her.

"Great! Now keep moving forward."

Mia did so, walking across the ice.

"There you go," he said.

He kept a firm hold on her as they continued.

Mia looked back at him, and he winked at her.

Soon they were skating leisurely along the ice, holding hands.

"This is fun," Mia told him.

"Very."

Their skating grew more confident, until they could do turns, jumps, and everything else needed to be an excellent skater.

Mia grinned at Raven. "Let's race!"

"You're on."

They raced each other, and Mia won.

This was only because Raven was behind her, helping her out every time she was about to fall.

"Ha, ha," she laughed.

"Did you win fair and square?"

"Yes, I think so."

"Then I'll accept defeat gracefully."

"That's better."

They began skating together again, laughing and smiling.

Before long, they arrived at the end of the skating area. People were exiting the tent and heading over to the rink.

"We should go to a hotel," Mia suggested.

"Eh," Raven agreed.

They took a taxi back to the hotel and quickly changed.