My Talent's Name Is Generator

Chapter 1209: Growth Of Abor

After spending some time with Vivi, Steve, and North, the four of us finally decided to return to the Blue Spiral Galaxy. There was no reason for us to remain in this galaxy any longer, especially now that Vivi had successfully conquered another galaxy and absorbed its Galaxy Core. Whatever changes had taken place back home, I wanted to see them with my own eyes.

We traveled through the void together, and before long, the familiar presence of the Blue Spiral Galaxy appeared in my perception. The moment I sensed it, a strange feeling of familiarity washed over me.

It had not been that long since I had left, yet after everything I had experienced in the Null Realm, it felt as though I had been gone for an eternity. The galaxy itself had changed considerably, with several planets now under our influence, and the organization we had once been slowly building had clearly begun to take shape.

Eventually, our destination appeared before us.

Abor.

The moment I arrived above the planet, I stopped.

I had expected changes, but what I saw was far beyond what I had imagined.

Abor had been transformed.

I floated silently in space above the planet, looking down at the enormous world beneath me. The planet was still recognizable, but the civilization spread across its surface had developed at a staggering pace. Roads, cities, energy networks, defensive structures, cultivation facilities, and countless other constructions covered portions of the planet that had once been almost completely undeveloped.

But there was one place that immediately captured my attention.

The capital city.

When I had left Abor, Primus had only been beginning the construction of the city that would eventually become the center of our organization. Now, it had expanded to an almost unbelievable scale.

The capital occupied nearly ten percent of Abor’s entire landmass.

From where I floated above the planet, I could see the enormous city stretching across the surface like a civilization built within another civilization. Towering structures rose from the ground, some reaching into the clouds, while countless smaller buildings filled the spaces between them. Energy pathways connected different districts, and massive formations had been embedded beneath the city, forming an intricate network that extended far beyond anything visible from the surface.

I stared at it for several moments before finally speaking.

”When did this become this large?”

Steve laughed beside me.

”While you were busy disappearing into another realm.”

North smiled as she looked toward the city.

”Primus has been working almost constantly since you left. Once the basic structure was completed, construction accelerated. We brought in people from different planets, recruited specialists, and started organizing everything according to the original plan.”

Vivi looked down as well, her eyes widening slightly.

”It looks much bigger than before.”

”It is,” Steve said. ”A lot bigger.”

We descended slightly, and the three of them began explaining everything that had happened while I had been away.

”The most important development is the Absolute Academy,” Steve said. ”Primus has already started establishing it.”

I looked toward him.

”The academy?”

”Yes. The plan you created before leaving has finally started becoming reality. The Absolute Academy is meant to gather talented individuals from every planet within the Blue Spiral Galaxy. It doesn’t matter which race they belong to or where they come from. If they have enough talent, potential, or some unique ability, they can apply.”

North continued, ”The idea is to give them access to resources, teachers, techniques, combat training, research opportunities, and everything else they need to develop. Once they graduate, the most talented among them will become part of our organization.”

I nodded slowly.

That had been exactly what I had wanted.

I had never intended for our organization to remain a small group of powerful individuals. If we wanted to become something that could eventually stand alongside the greatest powers of the universe, we needed a foundation. We needed talented people, researchers, craftsmen, warriors, strategists, healers, formation masters, and countless other specialists.

An organization could not be built from powerful individuals alone.

”How many people have joined?” I asked.

Steve gave me an amused look.

”That’s the interesting part.”

”What?”

”Almost everyone wants to join.”

I raised an eyebrow.

North smiled.

”Your reputation spread much further than we expected. After the events surrounding the Blue Spiral Galaxy and everything you accomplished, people began associating the Absolute Academy with you personally. For many of them, joining the academy is almost the same as getting an opportunity to follow in your footsteps.”

Steve laughed.

”We’ve actually had to increase the selection requirements several times because the number of applicants became ridiculous.”

I couldn’t help but smile.

”I see.”

”Some planets are practically sending their entire younger generation here,” Steve continued. ”Of course, we don’t accept everyone. Primus has established a proper selection system. Talent, potential, character, compatibility, combat ability, comprehension, and other factors are all considered.”

North pointed toward the enormous city below.

”The academy occupies an entire district by itself. There are training grounds, lecture halls, cultivation chambers, libraries, laboratories, simulated battlefields, treasure vaults, examination areas, and specialized facilities for different races.”

I looked down again.

Even from this distance, I could sense countless energy fluctuations coming from that district.

”So the academy is already functioning?”

”Yes,” North said. ”The first group has already started training.”

A small sense of satisfaction appeared in my heart.

When I had first imagined the Absolute Academy, it had been little more than an idea.

Now it was real.

Steve then pointed toward another section of the capital.

”That entire region is the residential district.”

I followed his finger.

”People working for the organization live there,” he explained. ”There are different areas depending on cultivation level and status, but we also made sure there were enough ordinary residential zones. Not everyone here is a warrior. We have merchants, craftsmen, researchers, administrators, servants, teachers, children, and families.”

North added, ”There are also separate residential areas designed for different races. Some races have completely different environmental requirements, so Primus made sure they could live comfortably without interfering with the rest of the city.”

We continued moving.

”The research district is over there,” Steve said.

This area looked completely different from the residential regions. Massive buildings covered the ground, and many of them were surrounded by energy barriers.

”Research into techniques, energy systems, biology, materials, artifacts, medicines, spatial technology, and various other subjects is being conducted there. Some of the researchers are people we recruited from other planets, while others were already part of Abor.”

”And that?” I asked, pointing toward another enormous region filled with giant structures.

”Weapon and formation district.”

North answered this time.

”That’s where they manufacture weapons, armor, artifacts, defensive equipment, formations, and various other tools. We’ve brought in specialists from different races because each civilization has its own strengths.”

As she spoke, I could sense countless formations operating beneath the ground.

”There are also dedicated areas for alchemy, medicine, transportation, logistics, storage, agriculture, entertainment, commerce, education, and administration,” North continued. ”Basically, everything required to support a massive civilization.”

Steve grinned.

”And then there are the businesses.”

I looked toward another part of the city.

Markets stretched across several districts, with enormous buildings dedicated to trading resources, artifacts, medicines, weapons, food, cultivation materials, and countless other things.

”The capital isn’t just the headquarters anymore,” Steve said. ”It’s becoming the economic and administrative center of Abor.”

I remained silent for a moment as I looked over the city.

It was strange.

When I had left, Abor had felt like a foundation waiting to be built upon. Now it looked like the beginning of something enormous.

But the capital was not the only thing that had changed.

”There is something else you need to see,” North said.