I have excellent news: my diet has improved! I know it's not the most exciting sci-fi bullshit or political madness, but when you have fish, leaves, and berries alone for several months, every little bit helps.

  Having capable subordinates that don't need to eat or sleep helps as well. My current goal is not to become another otaku who stays in my room and directs others. To achieve this, I have started setting up an underground b under the royal district that Rogal set up. It's not much right now, just a cleared piece of nd, but he has been gathering resources from all over the isnd for it. I think he is pnning on making a smaller version of the Imperial Pace on Terra from 40k, but he is being blocked by the materials going to other departments. Poor guy.

  Speaking of which, we now have a complete map of the isnd, and the replicators have spread nests all over, harvesting massive amounts of ore and other materials. I stopped them from making more of themselves when we reached maximum efficiency, as they might grow into a true swarm if not kept in check. However, they can dig deeper than any human, which is great, as we need everything for the 3rd generation of Asurans. It seems this isnd is rich in almost all natural deposits, with no truly scary things like whatever is on Sothoryos, which is also good.

  I don't know how long I've been here, but I'm finally becoming OP. In the b, my replicators work on building the components down to the smallest details. This will be the next step to fully maximize the world I'm in. That's right, it's a model ship made of replicator blocks. I don't actually know how big the ships in this world are, but this one can be described as massive. It's not a modern ship, as those look so ugly and would ruin the ambiance of my kingdom. It's a bit like a steampunk design, advanced enough to not be copied by the natives and cool enough to fit into the gothic style.

  My next project is right beside it: a Starcraft 2 marine suit. It had no paint, so it looked silver, complete with a sword and a tower shield. Why not a big gun, you ask? Because it's not necessary for now, and it might give someone the bright idea to make guns.

  I will be trading with Westeros in a one-time grab before my nation becomes the focus of the world, or we make contact in a more profound way. Mainly, I want to get pnts and animals to grow up healthy and strong in the next few years before canon, as the isnd doesn't have much to eat. It's mostly predators, like big cats and a gross-looking rge slug that I never had the heart to try, even though it was the size of a cow.

  With those kings and lords, it will be hard not to break their common sense. As Aizen once said, it's hard to step on ants without crushing them, especially if I flew over King’s Landing in a 40k-style battlecruiser. Hehehe, who needs fake dragons when I have a church on rockets?

  Also, there is no need to hide roughly where we came from, as it's simply too expensive for the Westeros lords or the current king to fund an expedition on a slim chance of getting anything, especially since they should have just finished fighting the Ironborn. If I'm being realistic, they'll probably try to get the armor or me, but hopefully not in a Chinese cultivation style.

  With all that done, I sent the models to Vulcan to try to make them while I worked on building some adult Asurans. I made them look and sound like veterans with scars and deep, resonating voices. All of them are big guys, perfect for power armor. The first battle is always in the mind, and humans use their eyes to process the world, so I consider every detail that goes into their appearance.

  Next, I made a crew with randomized looks, except for the captain, whom I made resemble Barbossa with some vague memories to match. I had used up all the materials I had saved for the past few weeks. Sigh! To be poor! Good thing I only had a small amount of the total saved materials; otherwise, I would have spent it all making cool stuff without limits.

  The next problem I face is that I need a fg and a cultural image for our little nation. I decided to keep to the Game of Thrones style, so I put a gold relief cross on a purple background, a bit sassy in fg nguage (my otaku self looks down at me with disappointment), but who cares? The cross represents God, and the purple represents the king or divine right to rule, as purple dye is incredibly hard to produce. I was inspired by the best in the Imperium and the Britannia Empire from Code Geass for a cultural identity mixed in with bits of Japanese culture. I sent this design to Roboute and Lorgar in the hopes they'd figure things out, like any capable boss. I decided not to have house words, as who would need them? My kids don't have to rule, and they will be smart enough not to bother with really cool sayings like 'Winter is coming' or 'Hear us roar.' Unless they become Chunibyo; in that case, they can be yeeted into the barbarian nds.