Date: Unspecified
Ti: Unspecified
Location: Lil Red Storm Planet, Unspecified
"He is telling the truth. I am Wyatt's elder sister, and we share the sa bloodline. You can check if you want," Dalie said, noticing the skepticism in the Field Marshal's eyes. She drew blood from her palm, intent on proving her connection to Wyatt and establishing their shared lineage.
The Field Marshal was taken aback, startled by Dalie's bold gesture, especially seeing her draw blood. This incident stirred questions in the Field Marshal's mind about her understanding of celestials. 'Since when did celestials start to bleed?" she thought but soon dismissed it, assuming Dalie might have created an incarnation using Wyatt's blood. This could explain her resemblance to Wyatt and the claim of a shared bloodline.
"Dalie, stop. There's no need for that," Wyatt said, intervening before she could further pressure the Field Marshal into verifying their bloodline.
"Yes, Your Highness Dalie. There's no need for a blood test. I trust your word," the Field Marshal added, playing along despite her skepticism about Wyatt and Dalie being siblings to humor the celestial.
"Wyatt, why don't you call 'elder sister'? If you had, there wouldn't have been such misunderstandings," Dalie pointed at Wyatt, blaming him for the Field Marshal's doubt. She had wanted to bring this up for so ti and now had the perfect reason.
"That's not it," Wyatt replied, dismissing her complaint before abruptly changing the topic. "The space furnace array formation is going strong." He then entered the array's storage section, where nurous two-pound bars of refined L.SG were neatly stacked. Wyatt had failed to monitor the array formation because of the disturbance ealier, but the abundance of refined bars indicated that the array was functioning well.
"You know, you don't need this array to extract resources. I can do it for you. Now that I'm a true celestial and can feel the rule sources I don't need to depend on these resources for sustenance anymore, so I could gather and store them for you," Dalie generously offered to her younger brother, choosing not to bring up that he wasn't willing to call her elder sister or ntion that he had previously attempted to take her resources without permission or that he hadn't consulted her about mining activities after establishing their relationship as siblings.
Though she no longer needed these resources, Dalie shouldn't overlook the fact that before becoming a complete celestial, she had to rely on these supplents to maintain her existence as relying solely on energy from two suns- two of the
remaining creations of the celestial whose remains were used to create her-would have been insufficient to sustain her.
In her eagerness to have a family, Dalie was blind to the fact that Wyatt was simply taking advantage of her. However, Wyat's cri wasn't intention but out of ignorance. Because Wyatt had stopped his study of the celestial array formation midway had yet to realize the importance of the resources buried in the realm's crust for Dalic's survival before he unknowingly helped her beco a complete celestial.
He wasn't that the majority of the resources gathered by the celestial array formation from the teors and asteroid were continuously used to supplent the array itself, along with energy from its two suns. The formation was neither as self-sufficient nor as efficient as it appeared on the surface. Nearly ninety percent of its collected resources were used to power the array, with the rest stored as reserves for low-yield
seasons.
Considering that Dalie had never seen her creator, every inch of her realm's crust should have been rich with rare resources collected from teors over millennia. Since, no one had mined ever mined her crust. However, Wyatt had found only a single LSG deposit since his arrival and Henricks, who had been there before, had assud the realm was barren based on his experience on it.
This suggested that the celestial array formation had totally failed in its purpose to gather resources from the teors and astroids, which could explain why her creator might have abandoned it. Dalie had long feared this possibility but had consoled herself over the several millenniums with one question: if the array was truly worthless, why hadn't her creator taken the celestial array formation core and repurposed it, given its value?
"About that, I owe you an apology. I was greedy for the resources in your realm's crust and began mining without considering that they might belong to soone. I'm sorry," Wyatt admitted, feeling ashad. His actions now seed similar to the dark races he had recently grown to despise.
Realizing his mistake, Wyatt felt it was wrong not to have contacted the realm's will upon his arrival or to have sought permission to mine its resources. He had behaved as a demon rchant might, trespassing, claiming the realm as his own, and mining its resources without respect. Knowing he was in the wrong, he asked Dalie for forgiveness.
Hearing Wyatt's apology, the Field Marshal felt her blood run cold, recalling how she had pushed him to continue mining until the unknown threat appeared. Though Wyatt hadn't inford her of the threat's details, she had a strong feeling that Dalie was the one and that she might have overheard her insistence on mining the LSG deposit. Gathering her courage, the Field Marshal asked for Dalie's forgiveness. "Your Highness Dalie, please forgive for my insolent remarks. It was not my intention to steal from you, I hope you can forgive ."
"It's okay; it's all water under the bridge. You don't have to sweat over such small things," Dalie forgave the duo and then with a wave of her hand, she used her celestial force to unearth the entire 15.6-cubic-mile LSG deposit, saying, "Consider this a gift from an elder sister to her little brother." Soon, she employed a spatial disaster to refine it, neatly arranging the refined LSG into stacks of two-pound bricks-all in under a minute. Now that she had established a space rule stream, Dalie was finally able to showcase her true might in terms of spatial rule mastery.
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