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Part one hundred sixty six — Toys, Locked Away · Oct 11, 2026

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151 one hundred fifty one— What Kenji Did With the Rest of His Life 2026-10-11
152 Part one hundred fifty two — The Chase 2026-10-11
153 Part one hundred fifty three— What Kai Remembered 2026-10-11
154 Part one hundred fifty four — The Record 2026-10-11
155 Part one hundred fifty five — What Himari Learned 2026-10-11
156 Part one hundred fifty six — What Roshan Learned, and What Kai Built 2026-10-11
157 Part one hundred fifty seven — Nero 2026-10-11
158 Part one hundred fifty eight — What Ivy Negotiated 2026-10-11
159 Part one hundred fifty nine — Chloe 2026-10-11
160 Part one hundred sixty — What Everyone Gained 2026-10-11
161 Part one hundred sixty one— What Nero Called a Mission 2026-10-11
162 Part one hundred sixty two — A New King 2026-10-11
163 Part one hundred sixty three — What Himari Was Always Capable Of 2026-10-11
164 Part one hundred sixty-four — Coming Up for Air 2026-10-11
165 Part one hundred sixty five — Seven Facilities and Too Many Potions 2026-10-11
166 Part one hundred sixty six — Toys, Locked Away 2026-10-11
167 Part one hundred sixty seven — Elizabeth and Mira 2026-10-11
168 Part one hundred sixty eight— The Letter 2026-10-11
169 Part one hundred sixty nine — What Revenge Takes 2026-10-11
170 Volume 8: Part one hundred seventy — The Chaos Dragon 2026-10-11
171 Part one hundred seventy one— What Was Left of Home 2026-10-11
172 Part one hundred seventy two — The Question 2026-10-11
173 Part one hundred seventy three — Millions of Years 2026-10-11
174 Part one hundred seventy four — What She Chose 2026-10-11
175 Part one hundred seventy five — Old Rivals 2026-10-11
176 Part one hundred seventy six — Vados and Senna 2026-10-11
177 Part one hundred seventy seven — The Letter and the Council 2026-10-11
178 Part one hundred seventy eight — Eight Hundred Thousand 2026-10-11
179 Part one hundred seventy nine— What Nao Learned 2026-10-11
180 Part one hundred eighty — Five Dimensions, One War 2026-10-11
181 Important Information ( Author Note ) 2026-10-11
182 Part one hundred eighty one — payback 2026-10-11
183 Part one hundred eighty two — The Longer Road 2026-10-11
184 Part one hundred eighty three — Where Is My Son 2026-10-11
185 Part one hundred eighty four — Gluttony Sin 2026-10-11
186 Part one hundred eighty five — Nebular 2026-10-11
187 Part one hundred eighty six — The Girl Who Summoned a Primordial Demon 2026-10-11
188 Part one hundred eighty seven— Two Against One 2026-10-11
189 Part one hundred eighty eight — The Wrong Words 2026-10-11
190 Part one hundred eighty nine — Final Horizon 2026-10-11
191 Part one hundred ninety — While the Gods Were Fighting 2026-10-11
192 Part one hundred ninety one — What Nao Remembered 2026-10-11
193 Part one hundred ninety two— The Empire She Built 2026-10-11
194 Part one hundred ninety three— Kai Zero 2026-10-11

　”I still have more to show you,” Kai said, undeterred.

　Himari pressed both hands to her temples.

　”Does anyone here have any idea when he actually found time to make all of this?”

　Kai walked them through the weapons division next.

　Magical swords and spears, forged from Dragonsteel with embedded Astral Crystal cores and elemental attributes ranging from fire to gravity.

　Full Dragonsteel armor, with self-reinforcing capability at Royal Grade.

　Anti-magic weapons built around Anti-Mana Ore cores.

　Magic Cannons functioning as proper artillery.

　City-scale Defensive Barrier Towers, networked so destroying one wouldn’t collapse the entire system.

　Enchanted Shields capable of automatically reinforcing themselves against incoming attacks.

　And Regenerating Armor, woven through with living Worldwood fiber that repaired itself after damage.

　By the time he finished, the room’s silence had grown considerably heavier than it had been during the potion presentation.

　”We all agree,” Chloe said slowly, ”that none of this leaves this facility. Right?”

　A unanimous, immediate murmur of agreement swept through the room.

　”Why not?” Kai asked, genuinely surprised by the consensus.

　”Tell me,” Himari said sharply. ”What kind of war are you actually preparing for?”

　She narrowed her eyes.

　”Is it the end of the world?”

　”These are just toys,” Kai said defensively. ”In case some stubborn nation decides to attack us without warning again. Seems to be everyone’s favorite hobby so far.”

　”Doesn’t matter,” Elaine said firmly. ”We’re locking these away. We don’t want other kingdoms deciding we’re a threat purely because we’re capable of building weapons like this.”

　She looked directly at him.

　”Kai — stop making them.”

　”I have two more things,” Kai said, undeterred despite the room’s collective exhaustion.

　He raised a hand.

　”Himari, I promise, these ones aren’t dangerous at all.”

　”You’d better be joking,” she said, though something in her tone suggested she’d already resigned herself to whatever came next.

　”Memory Crystal,” Kai said, holding one up. ”Records events. Plays them back, like a television.”

　”What’s a television?” Elaine asked.

　One of the visiting Tearmoon scholars raised a hand.

　”I’ve heard of something similar, actually.”

　”Doesn’t matter what it’s called,” Kai said. ”Point is, you can keep a proper record of anything that happens. Sound’s built in too, so whatever you record, you’ll hear it back properly when you play it.”

　”How does one activate it?” the elf elder asked, curious now.

　”A little mana,” Kai said. ”For anyone who can’t use mana directly, a small piece of mana crystal does the same job.”

　”And this one,” he continued, holding up a second, considerably simpler crystal, ”is a Communication Crystal. Long-range. No more sending messengers back and forth for every update.”

　He paused.

　”Keeps a record of past conversations too.”

　A floating screen bloomed into the air as he demonstrated it.

　For the first time since the weapons presentation, the room’s tension visibly eased.

　”At least these two don’t seem terrifying,” Himari said, genuine relief in her voice. ”Who knows what the rest of the world will think about everything else you just showed us.”

She has no idea.

　Kai kept the thought to himself.

That there’s actually someone in this exact room who’s already planning to report every single word of this back somewhere else entirely.

　Null-Subconsciousness had flagged the spy the moment they’d entered.

　A quiet, careful presence.

　Listening far too intently to be an ordinary visiting scholar.

　Once the demonstration concluded, everyone dispersed to their own work.

　Kai found Chloe privately.

　”There’s a spy in the room,” he said quietly. ”About to leave and report back. I need you to track them — find out who sent them.”

　Chloe’s expression sharpened instantly.

　”Consider it done.”

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