Mikhailis stood there, staring at the small symbol now etched into his wrist.
It's a swirling, intricate design glowing faintly on it.
The warmth of the bond lingered on his skin, a sensation both foreign and thrilling. It wasn't every day that soone forged a connection with a mythical creature at another world.
Well, I found the chira ant on my own world, though.
"Rodion," Mikhailis said, his voice laced with excitent.
"We've got to dig into this familiar bond thing. I need to know what it ans—what it does."
"It's like I'm attuned to the world itself."
He took a deep breath, letting the sensation wash over him. This world, with its strange magic and ancient history, was unlike anything he had ever known. And yet, standing here now, he felt a strange sense of belonging—like he was ant to be here.
Perhaps because of the feeling of being connected that he felt like a a gush of nostalgic washing over him.
The soft whirring of the monkey-shaped robot caught his attention, and he turned to watch it finish its task, arranging the last of his belongings on a nearby shelf.
The room was starting to feel more like his own—a blend of his technological world and the magical kingdom he now called ho.
"Good job, little guy," Mikhailis said with a grin, giving the robot a thumbs-up.
The robot beeped in response, its blue eyes glowed slightly before it scurried off to charge itself near the solar panels by the window.
Mikhailis walked over to the desk, where his research gear was now neatly organized.
Then He glanced at the Chira Ant again, still srized by its growth.
"Rodion, I want a detailed analysis of the Chira Ant's evolution so far. I need to understand what's happening with it—what kind of creature it's becoming. So that I could organize my thoughts for our next step,"
Mikhailis tapped the side of his glasses, feeling the familiar hum as they synced up with Rodion's systems. These weren't just any ordinary pair of glasses—they were one of his finest inventions, designed back in Ruslania. Equipped with a thermal generator, they absorbed the heat from his body that got converted into electricity that it needed, ensuring they never ran out of power as long as he was active. The fras, sleek and lightweight, housed microprocessors that allowed Rodion to interface directly with them, providing Mikhailis with real-ti data at a glance.
The lenses themselves were extraordinary. With a subtle tap, Mikhailis could shift between different modes—thermal vision, night vision, magnification, and data overlays. It allowed him to see not just the world as it was, but the hidden layers beneath, analyzing temperature fluctuations, magic levels, and structural weaknesses. Every scan, every map, and every piece of visual data he ca across was morized and cataloged by Rodion, allowing him to pull up information at a mont's notice. It was like having an entire library of knowledge right in front of his eyes.
But well, it's a sha that the nude-revealing X-Ray was a failure back then.
The glasses also had built-in mapping software, which morized every new place he visited. As he moved through Silvarion Thalor, the glasses created a detailed 3D map of the castle, storing it for future reference. Every room, corridor, and secret passage was cataloged with precision, and he could overlay the map onto his vision to find his way or avoid getting lost in the labyrinthine halls.
He adjusted the fras slightly with his hand, which then he felt a very weeb typical of movent, then the interface responded instantly to his thoughts.
"Rodion, display the data on the Chira Ant's evolution."
Rodion responded, and the lenses imdiately flickered to life.
In an instant, a series of holographic screens appeared before his eyes, filling the air with a translucent glow. Graphs, charts, and detailed analysis hovered in front of him, each one connected to the Chira Ant's evolving form.
He could zoom in, shift through layers of data, and even project the information onto surfaces around the room.
Mikhailis grinned, marveling at the technology he'd created that makes him feel like he's entering a ga when it was used in this world.
"This... this is exactly what I need."
A series of holographic screens popped up in front of Mikhailis, displaying various graphs and charts detailing the Chira Ant's physical and magical changes. The data was fascinating—its growth rate was accelerating, and the magical essence it had absorbed from the plants was now fully integrated into its body. But there was sothing more, sothing beneath the surface that intrigued him.
He focused on the new crystalline structure forming in the Chira Ant's exoskeleton. With a flick of his finger, the data zood in, revealing a complex lattice of magical and physical properties intertwining. He studied the readings closely, cross-referencing them with the magical energy levels in the room. The glasses imdiately overlaid thermal and energy signatures onto the image, showing him exactly how the ant was integrating the magic it absorbed.
"That new substance forming in its exoskeleton," Mikhailis muttered, squinting at the data.
"It's not just an adaptation. It's... sothing else."
Rodion confird.
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