Once Garry landed above the coastline, he hurried over to Timothy, and greeted him. The Kelketuk had chosen to not go back to hell, its home universe, for reasons that he refused to elaborate on. Initially Timothy was surprised by this decision, since he had set the Kelketuk free from its duties, but then he accepted its decisions. The Kelketuk was a big boy, he certainly had a big brain, so he was smart enough to make decisions of his own. One of his decisions was to follow Timothy across the planet, no matter where he went, for reasons that could be watered down to something as simple as admiration, and a sense of care that he had developed towards Timothy.Anyway, once the two of them met, Garry the Kelketuk tried to communicate with Timothy, by simply running a train of thought that the other was supposed to pick up on. “Tis guid tae see ye again, Timothy! Ah dare nae ca' ye master noo, no, fur ye na langer identify wi' that title. We're mukkers, ah hawp, 'n' as mah mukker, ye co

Timothy got very excited when he figured out that he could work with dead coral. He could put his abilities into use today, and make something out of this tiny, dead coral, and he couldn’t be happier about it!It was not that he cared about coral, he didn’t care about it even a little bit, despite spending a lot of time in the reef himself in the very beginning. He found coral very uninteresting, and considered it helpful only on the occasions where he had to swim away, and hide. Coral reefs were very useful when it came to providing hiding spots, but other than that, he hadn't expected anything else out of it.Timothy held the dead coral in his hand, and then put its features to the test. To his surprise, the coral was receptive to his abilities, though he didn’t have enough flexibility with it to perform the tasks that he usually did with old bones.With the help of the Bone Multiplier ability, he eventually shaped the coral into a femur bone. However, he couldn’t snap off fractions

The experiment that Timothy carried out today was truly one of a kind. The rewarding aspect of his experiment felt even better, when he remembered that he had planned to obliterate it earlier on! The positive results still baffled him.Timothy was certain that he had created a new species today, so he had to give it a scientific name. Every species deserves a name to identify themselves with, and to take to the grave with them when the time comes! Timothy believed that this was a basic right that every living being should have.However, his point of view didn't make him any more mature than what he was physically capable of, so he gave two names to the species, one of which sounded scientific, and the second was what was going to be used to describe the creature in most situations. The latter sounded more interesting. “Pocket Penised Mammal of Reefs,” He picked out its scientific name, as ridiculous as that might sound. “Though, to address them, it's best if we call them Coral-hide G

Garry had completely overpowered the few cavemen that were in front of him. Likewise, he was able to squeeze every answer that he wanted out of them, and they were lucky that he didn’t even want to hurt them. He was just curious to know how less intelligent humanoids lived their life around here, and he wanted to understand the scale of magic that they practiced.Finally, one of them answered him, and said, “We use fire, but not burns hot.”With that statement alone, he then knew for sure that these cavemen were within the first realm of mana, likely even in the lowest level there was! One couldn’t cultivate their mana pool if they barely understood magic, so their utter lack of advancement in the arcane arts was understandable. There were only rare instances where literal fire didn’t burn enough, and that was if the caster was within the first level of the first realm. Odds were that these cavemen weren’t even suffering through mana brackets, but instead, they just didn’t know the r

Once Timothy and Lena made it to Purpureus Mundi, he showed her around in the castle, and introduced her to its various sections. Interestingly enough, in a literal castle that every man and woman would wish to own, its most interesting feature was not the large dinning hall, its thick walls, its beautiful four towers, its several bedrooms, or even its beautiful crimson surroundings, but instead, it was the basement!The basement had an alchemy lab of its own, and Lena absolutely fell in love with it as soon as she saw it! This lab wasn't the kind that she was used to in the ghost world, but that was what made it even more interesting! She was willing to pursue the craft of physical alchemy, and in a universe with hundreds of unique plant and herb species at her disposal, she could start the craft under the best circumstances that she could imagine!“I love it!” She shrieked. “Obviously you didn't prepare this lab for me, but it's still a great gift if you're gonna let me use it!”“Of