...Well, that... explains a lot, doesn't it. Although there remains the question of why there is a world that is like this. Did someone build this place? The creation of universes is not his area of expertise.
Who knows? This is what Milliways is like (Milliways is what started this whole thing in the first place)(why doesn't Emily get doors anymore)(she cannot even a little bit pretend she isn't glad they ended up doing all this worldhopping)(wordless affection) and Milliways seems pretty obviously artificial too (didn't someone say the backyard had been copied from Scotland?) so probably beings of unknown but impressive power who decline to make themselves otherwise obvious are running around making blatantly artificial universes.
It kind of has to be; even the eight floors of it that there are only have space for four dragon-sized rooms stacked in a column, each taking up two floors of space vertically. The four lowest floors are divided into nine huge squares, with the back middle column containing the dragon rooms, the central column an open atrium surrounded by stairways with balconies at every floor, and the front middle column similarly open; then on the next two floors, the whole front row and the back corner squares are omitted, and then the top two floors are just the atrium and another dragon room. There are glass walls aplenty, which (according to his careful marginal notes) can be vanished for convenience when people want to fly through them, or covered over completely for when people would rather not watch the flying eyeballs assault them all night. All the windows have the same covering option.
There is an enormous number of available bedrooms, each supplied with its own bathroom and at minimum a half-share in an adjacent sitting room, although plenty have sitting rooms of their very own. Every floor has a kitchen, a workshop, some storage space, and multiple public lounges. The whole thing is just shy of a hundred and fifty blocks across, which means the total floor space is in the vicinity of a hundred thousand square feet.
"It might take me a few days to build it, especially if I have to get more granite and marble for the walls, but I can finish enough of it in a day for Edie's new friends to have somewhere to sleep."
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This is what video games are like and these are the blatantly obvious similarities.
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Statistically speaking, it seems wildly improbable that she'll be as thrilled with it as she was with this last one, though.
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She begins plotting how to have hugs with two sets of wings involved. Just because it's not obvious doesn't mean it's not possible.
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He goes back to examining the slime. He hasn't quite figured out how its response to being attacked works.
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This house is going to be... large.
It kind of has to be; even the eight floors of it that there are only have space for four dragon-sized rooms stacked in a column, each taking up two floors of space vertically. The four lowest floors are divided into nine huge squares, with the back middle column containing the dragon rooms, the central column an open atrium surrounded by stairways with balconies at every floor, and the front middle column similarly open; then on the next two floors, the whole front row and the back corner squares are omitted, and then the top two floors are just the atrium and another dragon room. There are glass walls aplenty, which (according to his careful marginal notes) can be vanished for convenience when people want to fly through them, or covered over completely for when people would rather not watch the flying eyeballs assault them all night. All the windows have the same covering option.
There is an enormous number of available bedrooms, each supplied with its own bathroom and at minimum a half-share in an adjacent sitting room, although plenty have sitting rooms of their very own. Every floor has a kitchen, a workshop, some storage space, and multiple public lounges. The whole thing is just shy of a hundred and fifty blocks across, which means the total floor space is in the vicinity of a hundred thousand square feet.
Sivath goes to show the completed plans to Emily.
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