Arin and the residents’ gifts

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Genius alien scientist Gale said.

[God said that half of the external force was absorbed, and the other half was not useless.]

“right.”

[Then, the unabsorbed external force must be somewhere here.]

“right.”

I raised my hand, waved it once, and continued.

“It dissolves in the atmosphere here. I plan to use the ones I have now and then recharge them.”

[Write that now. Realistically, there is no way to return without an external force.]

… I do it because it’s a pity.

“Tell me specifically.”

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Gail replied with a grin.

[Use an external force to make a gate.]

“To make a gate, not a portal?”

[That’s right.]

I thought it was impossible, so it was a method that I hadn’t even thought of in the first place.

“Is that possible?”

A portal is a door that temporarily connects space.

In contrast, gates connect spaces for a long time or permanently. Just like the gates connecting Earth and Roden, Earth and Pangea.

Of course, gates are better than portals. To the point where I feel sorry for Gate to compare.

The problem is that it’s impossible to artificially create a gate.

It is common knowledge that it is impossible for even a transcendental person to open and close the gate at will.

[External force is omnipotent, isn’t it?]

“Still, there is a degree. If the gate could have been made so easily, would an outsider give the damn thing?”

[God is different from outsiders.]

“It’s the same in that you’re trying to go to another world. Of course, since this universe we are in was created as a stepping stone, it will be a little easier, but it will still consume a lot of external force. It may not be enough.”

[It may not cost as much as you think.]

“… Do you have any reason to be so confident?”

[The outsider tried to go to another universe, but the god is going back to the original universe. Aren’t all the causal laws of God going where you want to go now?]

“Hmm… … .”

I honestly don’t know.

I wonder if my situation is different from someone else’s, but Gehrig’s attitude is so confident that I want to give it a try.

“Okay, as you said, let’s make a door. Then where can I make it?”

[You can do it at a convenient place.]

“Do it in here?”

[That’s right.]

“… This is a glassed-in space. The only ones who can come in and out freely are Arin and I right now. You know that.”

[My dream is to visit my hometown once, so I can’t have forgotten that. But right now, isn’t it impossible to make it outside?]

“That’s right.”

Because there is no space for me alone outside the bracelet.

[Moreover, if successful, the god will be able to connect this world and the outside world without using an external force.]

“Is that so?”

I looked into Gehrig’s eyes for a moment.

there is little certainty

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Genius no… Scientists are so confident that it would be okay to believe it once.

“I’ll try it. Still, if there is a lot of external force or if it seems like this world is about to collapse, I will stop immediately.”

[Yes, if that doesn’t work, you can slit my throat.]

“It’s okay if it doesn’t work, what are you doing?”

he’s a violent guy

“Then let’s go down. If you’re going to build a gate, it’d be better to build it on the ground so that even villagers who can’t fly can pass through it.”

Then Arin intervened.

[I think it would be better to build it in the sky to manage the residents, Master.]

She referred to the management of the residents, not the gate.

[Most of the residents are beings that have been sucked into the darkness regardless of their will. They say they have lived thinking of the master in unison for the past five years, but they still need management.]

She came up to me and whispered in my ear.

[There are many strong people among the residents.]

I think I know what Arin is concerned about.

‘There are also dragons and demons here.’

Being the god of one world doesn’t mean you can do whatever you want.

Just looking at the planet Roden right now, isn’t it?

The Roden people roam the earth at will, and sometimes act against the will of the Roden god.

If you think about that, even if you make a gate, you need to manage it.

“It would be nice to make it in the air.”

I put my hand forward.

“I will begin. Stay away.”

[yes.]

Arin, who was walking away from me with Gehrig, shouted.

[Please make it as big as possible, Master!]

“how much?”

Arin spread his short arms wide.

[It’s big!]

“okay.”

I closed my eyes to concentrate.

The moment you think about how to make a gate, you can figure it out as naturally as when you woke up and made a glass and water. The external force required to make the gate.

‘that’s interesting.’

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Gehrig’s assertion was right.

As he said, the amount of external power consumed was really small.

To the point where I doubted it was not a gate but a portal.

‘Is this really the universe I lived in?’

Then, what about the outer universe where foreigners live?

The moment I remembered that place, I felt dizzy.

‘Wow… It’s crazy.’

I don’t even have a chin with the external power I have now.

Even if all the external forces in the atmosphere are pulled in, it doesn’t seem possible to create a gate leading to outer space.

‘Still, I think I can make a portal.’

Well, I won’t be going there, so let’s just ignore it.

“Huh!”

It projected external force forward.

A black mist comes out of the outstretched palm and creates a dot in space.

I continued to inject external force to increase the point.

The dot quickly grew to about 5 m in diameter.

The moment I wondered if this would be all right, I heard Arin’s voice.

[Youngcha! Young car! Yeoongcha! more more more more! Big!]

“Kuk!”

I burst out laughing and almost broke my concentration.

“Quiet!”

At my words, Arin’s cheering went quiet.

I completely closed my ears.

A bit of a loss of concentration won’t affect the ability to create a gate, but just in case.

‘Grow up.’

I only focused on raising points like that, and it wasn’t until I realized that this was too much, and then I stopped releasing external forces.

I opened my eyes and looked ahead.

“Hey… … .”

Incredibly big.

It appears to be hundreds of meters in diameter.

It is surprising that even after growing this far, the consumption of external power is small.

The dots began to boil and melt the space.

‘It will take a while.’

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Gate creation was much easier than I thought. No, if it wasn’t for Gehrig, I wouldn’t have thought of making it at all, so I can’t say it was easy.

‘I’m glad I didn’t sign a contract with Hermes.’

I nodded my head in satisfaction and looked at Arin.

“What do you think? Is that enough?”

Arin did not answer my question and asked Gehrig.

[Is this enough?]

[I think that will be enough, angel.]

[Hehe, that’s good.]

I’ve been stuck for 5 years… Aren’t we too friendly?

“What’s good? Let’s get to know each other.”

Arin flew to me and his eyes twinkled.

[I have prepared something for the Master!]

“Five… gift?”

[yes!]

“Does the present look quite big?”

[It’s so big!]

I thought there would be something from the time I asked to make the gate bigger.

‘A gift is always right.’

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Gehrig added, laughing happily.

[I made it for this occasion.]

He smiled at Arin and took out a machine from his pocket and pressed the button.

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Goo Goo Goo-

Something huge rises from the sea below.

“Five?”

I thought it was a submarine or a boat after coming up from the water, but I don’t think so.

Because ships can’t fly.

The thing called my gift did not stop even after it rose to the surface of the sea.

“Wow… … .”

crazy!

A gift in the shape of a flat, elongated disc. That’s something out of a movie.

It only stopped after coming up to 10m below us.

As Arin said, it’s so big!

[A gift made by the angels and the villagers together.]

“What did you make all of this for? I must have suffered.”

[It wasn’t difficult thanks to Arin’s karma. All the residents were happy while making it.]

“Yes, but what is this?”

[It is a space battleship.]

You made a space battleship as a gift?

not. That’s not what’s important.

“When did you start making space battleships?”

[After seeing God for the first time, I started designing right away.]

“You mean you knew I was going to build a gate?”

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Gehrig nodded with a serious face.

[That’s right.]

“How did you think?”

[I… I remember the conversation we had when we first saw God.]

“… I remember.”

At that time, Gehrig knew that ‘Martin’s world’ and the universe were separated. The fact that you can’t escape from ‘Martin’s world’ with only scientific power.

So I said this in hopes that Gehrig would live his life diligently without losing hope.

-That would be a problem that cannot be solved by science. right? but i can solve it Not that you can do it right now. that someday it will be possible So trust me.

Of course, at the time, I didn’t have any particular method.

I just said that, vaguely thinking that I might be able to find it someday.

But Gehrig believed my words and started making things like this.

‘It stings me a little.’

You believed me so… … .

At this point, no country can help but be moved.

“Thank you for trusting me.”

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Gehrig smiled and bowed his head deeply.

And at that moment, the space that had been bubbling and melting hardened.

A space that splits with a crackling sound. You can see the sunset in it.

[Is that Earth?]

“Yeah, it seems that Roden’s god is too keen on opening it with Roden.”

[You thought well.]

“Looks like it should be fully open in about 10 minutes now.”

Arin asked me.

[Should the villagers also ride the battleship?]

“Well? You want to go together from the beginning? Aboard a battleship?”

[yes!]

“Wouldn’t people be surprised to see that?”

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Gehrig replied.

[There is a stealth function. It won’t go unnoticed.]

“Um, then it will be fine.”

It’s not that I don’t have a desire to give my people a tour of the earth.

Of course, there are concerns.

“Will the residents escape?”

Residents are strong.

Since I am the god of ‘Martin’s World’, I can deal with them casually. In fact, if I met them outside, there are a lot of them that I can deal with only by spending karma points.

If the ill-tempered residents escape and do any harm to Roden or Earth, it will be very difficult to stop.

Arin didn’t talk about gate management for nothing.

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Gehrig heard my concerns and suggested it.

[Can I chip the villagers on the battleship?]

“Chips? what chip is it? A chip that just kills by pushing a button?”

[Haha, there is no such function. It is a chip that only summons.]

“ah… With that chip embedded, can you summon a battleship when you want?”

[That’s right.]

“That’s fine. First, call the people who want to go to Earth. Chip beats inside a battleship.”

[yes.]

Arin shouted with karma in his mouth.

[Residents who are going to visit the earth, come to the space battleship!]

Soon after, residents gathered.

Those who can’t fly arrived before us with the help of other villagers.

‘Looks like they’re on good terms.’

Seeing him happily, Gehrig shouted.

[Please enter after receiving the injection in turn!]

[Five!]

[finally… … !]

Residents line up to enter the battleship and receive injections in the forearms at the entrance. Of course, there was a chip in the injection.

I watched it and asked Gehrig.

“Even if the battleship is big, it’s not big enough to accommodate that many residents. Is there any device there?”

[You have installed a space warp. I received a lot of help from the elder dragons.]

After having a conversation with the two, the boarding of the residents was over.

I looked at the gate.

Space is completely peeled off, revealing a pristine Earth’s sky.

“Let’s go back.”

It was the moment I first made the gate.