"Now that we have dealt with that issue," the woman said, "I should introduce myself. I'm Third Valkyrie, and I'm a True Crusher. I used to be a Rarity Hunter like you, and I will introduce the job to you. I'm also responsible for creating the individual teams, but we will not be in a lot of contact in the future. While I create the teams, I don't manage them."
The team listened to Third Valkyrie.
"How much do you know about the creation of Planets?" she asked.
"I know that they appear when an old one gets destroyed and that their Dinsions aren't stable yet," Kyle said.
"So, not much," Third Valkyrie comnted.
"Yep," Kyle nodded.
"Energy attracts Energy," Third Valkyrie said. "The more Energy there is, the more Energy it attracts. That's one of the reasons why people of higher Realms absorb more Energy."
"Everything is made of Energy. Matter, heat, movent, Souls, everything. When soone uses the Law of Fire to create an attack, they are using their Energy and turn it into Fire Energy and/or heat. I won't go too much into the details."
"What happens to the created heat? Does it just keep existing? In the vast majority of cases, no. Over ti, the heat cools down. The Energy that comprises heat turns back into neutral Energy or other forms of Energy."
"When enough Energy gathers in the space between Planets, it pulls together. When it reaches a certain density, it transforms into unstable matter. This kind of unstable matter rapidly absorbs Energy to create more of itself until it reaches a certain equilibrium, after which it stops growing rapidly."
"In terms of ti, we are talking about minutes here. Sotis even seconds."
Kyle's eyes widened.
He had expected it to be much slower. Didn't space need forever to do anything?
"Wait," Kyle said. "So, one minute, there's nothing there, and in the next one, there's an entire Planet?"
"That's what I've just said, yes," Third Valkyrie comnted dryly.
"What does that look like?" Kyle asked.
"First, there's a big wave of Energy. Every Transcendent and stronger can feel the wave on the surrounding planets. Afterwards, it becos very bright for so seconds. Then, you see a rapidly growing ball. That's it," Third Valkyrie explained. "This question isn't relevant to your job. I want to quickly finish this appointnt."
"Sure," Kyle said, taking note of Third Valkyrie's impatience.
"After the Planet stopped growing, it copies itself to all Dinsions," she said.
"Copies? " Kyle asked.
"The Energy equilibrium isn't the sa in every Dinsion," she said, trying her best not to sound annoyed by Kyle's questions. "When one Planet is created, the sa spots in the other Dinsions may not even have a thousandth of the Energy this spot has."
"This ans the sa spots in the other Dinsions have to gather all the Energy to create a Planet of their own, and the kind of Energy also has to be identical."
"This takes about one hour. One hour after the first Planet has been created, all the other Planets should also be done. During this process, the borders between Dinsions are very thin and fragile. When all seven Planets have been created, the borders solidify again."
"Your job will take place during this hour."
"Why?" Kyle asked. "What's there to gain? Can't we also just grab stuff after the Planet has been made?"
"Volu," Third Valkyrie answered. "The Dinsions are essentially rged during that process. The first Planet is the blueprint, and the others copy. So, if you grab a cube of ore from the first Planet, the other six will adapt."
"If another Planet has already been created, the ore from that Planet will go to the sa place as the cube of ore you have. Your Soul Space is technically a separate Dinsion. When you put one cube of ore into your Soul Space, six other cubes will also appear in it."
"That's assuming the Planets have been made already. If they have not been made yet, you will simply feel a force that tries to enter your Soul Space. That force is the Energy of the unfinished Planets trying to form the cube of ore in your Soul Space. Either way, you receive seven tis the resources."
Kyle and Swamp Dragon were quite surprised.
'That's crazy!' Kyle thought. 'If I grab the rarest shit of a Planet, I get that sa thing seven tis! Even more, the value of the Planet only diminishes by a seventh when compared to what I got. As far as I know, harvesting other Dinsions is extrely costly. You need soone in the Tenth Realm to do that, and those people probably don't want to harvest random Planets that are several Realms weaker than them.'
"Naturally," Third Valkyrie continued, "there is more to Planet creation, which is a subcategory of Stellar Genesis, but I won't go too much into the details."
"What's important to note is that Planets are not the only things that can appear in space. Moons and Stars can also appear. "
"Moons are not very different from Planets when it cos to your job. You just take as much of their unique resources as you can manage," she said.
"And Stars?" Kyle asked.
"You will never see the creation of one," she said. "They still get created, but your Realm is too low to achieve anything of note. If you were to go to one, you would be busy trying not to die from their Elental powers. Additionally, Elentals are very attracted by Stars. In most cases, a powerful Elental will reach the new Star, leading to a Dinsional Collapse, and that will happen before you even get there."
"Of course, if a powerful Elental were to reach the Star, it would consu the Star within an instant, which would also consu all its copies. For Stars, we have Star Defenders who specialize in dealing with Elentals, but that's beyond your Realm. Even my Realm is too low."
"You will only be dealing with Planets and Moons."
"What are the dangers?" Swamp Dragon asked.
"I was getting to that," Third Valkyrie said with slight annoyance.
"First, it's important to take note of the Dinsion of origin," she explained. "Your job will be very different based on which Dinsion created the original Planet."
"If the original Planet appears in our Dinsion, you are in luck. If you're fast, you can get several minutes of uninterrupted harvesting before it gets dangerous. About 30% of Planets and Moons appear in the Main Dinsion first."
"30%?" Kyle asked in surprise.
"Energy distribution," Third Valkyrie said. "The more Energy moves, the more it travels through space and gathers. Life brings movent into Energy. The Hell Dinsion is almost empty. Less than 1% of stellar objects originate from there."
"The Hero Dinsion is not as empty, but when compared to the Main Dinsion, Beast Dinsion, and Elental Dinsion, it might as well be empty. The Hero Dinsion generally only creates Planets when an Immortal decides to do sothing there."
"Based on the involvent of an Immortal in the Hero Dinsion, during a year, the Hero Dinsion might be responsible for anything between 1% and 95% of every new stellar object."
Kyle took a deep breath.
'Brah, sure enough, when an Immortal does stuff, the world changes.'
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