Kouchuugun Shikan Boukensha ni Naru - Vol. 7 Ch. 45 - Preparations for Departure

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Advanced tech in the ruins...
Is this a time travel situation?

Or have they found the traces of the old civilization of the current gods? Or if it's time travel then the nanites are the current gods?
 
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It is really convenient that drones build a city with 15,000 people capacity.
 
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the plot thickens.. liking the depth of potential in the backstory of the planet
 
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So... humans from Aless founded an empire called "Starveek," it spread out to the stars; as they are spreading further and further, something, some catastrophe, on the long-forgotten home-planet happens...?
And the thing that happened was magic, maybe?
And it whomps technology hard enough for a warship to lose most of its crew, so it would've been bad on the home-planet, I'd think.

I'm just high and thinking; high-pothesizing, if you will...
 
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I can guess few things from here:

1. There was an advanced seeder ancient race with same appearance as human, they went into Ancension process, just like Ancient in Stargate hence the 'Deity'. Human here is went through another minor stage of mutation from Ancient tech hence the magic.

2. He failed and have to time travel far back beyond, that 'Deity' probably the same Cleria to guide him.

3. Starveek Kingdom was formerly Advanced or Galactic Empire that got destroyed by another galactic race, civil war or some kind of cosmic disaster.
 
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So he really is making the greedy bishop Gertner his main connection to the church. Surprisingly enough, the even though he is greedy, he may be genuinely good with how he funds and operates the orphanages - he was actually looking out for the orphans by insisting that Alan take them in with his clan, so they may avoid a life of crime and prostitution in the city.

The palace intrigues aren't over yet, but I like that they finally started on the nation-building part. I kinda disagree with Alan's insistence on to making the empire's "education" process inaccessible, at least make it available for adults who'd be difficult to teach. It'd be bad to have ignorant anti-science lunatics in his ranks.
 

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