[’The Spirit Avatar Battle Station is a truly useful station since without it, I wouldn’t have been able to awaken my Order King spirit avatar.’]
[’The strongest powerhouse in the Spirit Avatar Battle Station was only at Initial Diamond rank. I might not need most of the resources in such a station with a low power rank limit, but the Spirit Avatars awakened by Spirit Avatar Masters are unique and valuable.’]
[’Even the Pearly Eyes of Equality was obtained from Pearl, who was only a Gold rank Spirit Avatar Master. Yet, a spirit artifact transformed her death became a useful resource for Jade’s comprehension of the Equality Authority.’]
[’Although it required upgrading the spirit artifact, the fact that spirit avatars can possess rule-based abilities and occupy a meager amount of law fragment percentage meant that it had high potential.’]
[’With my abilities, I can use World Order to extract their Spirit Avatars from them and harvest them. If there ever happened to be a spirit avatar master with a useful spirit avatar, keeping this Spirit Avatar Battle Station as a World Globe wouldn’t be a loss!’]
[Recalling that World Globe you’ve collected, you couldn’t help but praise, ’The World Globe Display World is truly a useful carriage!’]
[’With it, I can store the worlds I’ve shrunken and collected and allow it to maintain normal operation. These World Globes basically become a resource farm for the Zenith Train Crew!’]
[You had to admit, your plan for this doomsday life simulation was to acquire the Zenith Train in order to have a portable home in the real world.]
[You believed it was inconvenient that the real world would experience world updates and literally change the entire world, which would affect your real-world residence.]
[The ship from the Global Ocean Survival World was quite low-level and mediocre, so you turned to upgrading the Zenith Train and using it as your mobile residence in the real world.]
[Yet, your whimsical idea had allowed you to not only have a train that could travel star systems, but it could even collect worlds! Not to mention, each carriage was the size of a large world!]
[’No matter what, the Zenith Train must be chosen to be brought back to the real world.’]
[’Aside from that, I also can’t neglect the progress of the Train Conductor Authority. There might not be enough Aether rank Train Conductors to sublimate the Train Conductor Authority into the Train Conductor Principle, but I can at least harvest them when they’ve reached enough quantity.’]
[’It’s best if I do that before the sealed Wild Gods awaken from their slumber. Otherwise, if they are unsealed, even I’m not sure if I could live that long.’]
[Thinking of this, you knew that doing so would doom this world. After all, the deaths of all Aether rank Train Conductors would ruin the World Will’s plan.]
[Without those Aether rank Train Conductors running errands to deal with Wild Gods, it wouldn’t be long before the universe would be overrun by Wild Gods.]
[However, that was the least of your problems. This universe would end anyway if you die, since the doomsday life simulation would end.]
[Whatever happened to the simulation world wasn’t your concern since, after your death, it would be something you couldn’t witness.]
[What was most important to you was your improvement in power. Only with enough power that you could keep yourself and Jade safe in the real world.]
[After you arrived in the Wizard Tower World, you waved your hand and opened a spatial passage toward the World Globe Display World. Entering your hand there, you took out two World Globes.]
[These two World Globes were somewhat related to your comprehension of the Order Authority and Boundary Authority.]
[One of the two World Globes was a world where Order is most prominently shown. From top to bottom, everyone had to adhere to the rules, and even those at the top weren’t exempt.]
[If those at the top were to embezzle and corrupt, they’d be immediately jailed or even executed, which was quite unusual since you recalled that the human society wasn’t that advanced.]
[That was possible due to that world having the Scales of Judgment, which was a manifestation of that world’s laws. It could judge anyone and even show the crime and sins they’ve committed.]
[Because of that, society was built around following the order established by the Scales of Judgment.]
[As for the other World Globe, it was a bizarre world with boundaries separating extreme environments.]
[For example, there was a place that separated lava and a volcano-filled area with an icy and snowy tundra, and they are adjacent to each other, yet they didn’t affect each other’s environments.]
[Another environment was a place where it’s all sunshine, and the one adjacent to it always rains. There was even a forest that separated the boundary between illusions and reality.]
[The universal law of Order and Boundary was quite high-end to the point that it was extremely difficult to find items related to it. Because of that, you could only resort to taking away worlds that prominently represented those universal laws.]
[It was for this reason that high-grade Authorities and Principles weren’t chosen to be comprehended by the powerhouses of this world until they had stepped into Starlight rank with a low-grade one.]
[Only with sufficient power could they then focus on procuring resources related to that high-grade universal law. For example, if not for your Peak Aether rank power, you wouldn’t have been able to shrink these worlds and pack them up into World Globes.]
[Fortunately, you didn’t have to compete with those Starlight rank powerhouses since none of them were comprehending Order or Boundary.]
[’With my innate abilities and innate talents, I can comprehend other Authorities other than Order and Principle.’]
[’Due to my fairy fruit, I can comprehend the Multiplication Authority. There’s also the Authority of Crystal, Gem, Evolution, Adaptation, Plant, Life, Machine, Science, etc.’]
[’However, the comprehension of high-grade Authorities like Boundary and Order has already taken most of my time and attention. I can’t bite off more than I can chew, or else I wouldn’t be able to raise an Authority to a Principle.’]