Louie bent his head closer to the ground, carefully observing it along with the surrounding environnt.
“From the terrain, it seems like not much ti has elapsed on Earth?”
Louis asked with uncertainty.
As a human, he had seen countless ani and novels involving reincarnation. Louie was quite familiar with the ti dilatory effects of transmigration. He could not guarantee that the rate at which ti moved for the two worlds was one to one. It might even be extrely different.
[There are significant differences between the speed of ti in both worlds. The specifics vary depending on certain factors, but on average, in San Soliel, 10-30 days will be equivalent to one day on Earth.]
Before Louie could ask, the Intelligent Brain had already answered his question.
“So that’s how it is……”
Louie sprang up, nervous, “That’s not right. If it’s as you say, then spending a day or two on Earth would an ten days to half a month in San Soliel?!”
Louie could not help but be shocked. If the ti difference was like that, then if he wasn’t able to find enough food for Dragon City in 1-2 days, then when he returned to Dragon City, about only 10 percent of the population would be left. The people there would have already starved to death without any food, increasing his reputation as a cruel dragon.
Although Louie believed that the elves would send so rations to the city, he also knew that they had their own food problems. If Sisna was not lying, then they would only be able to provide a few day’s worth of food.
Louie could not count on the elves. He could only count on himself.
Louie felt a little awkward. He estimated that there were around 100,000 people in the city at present. How was he able to provide for them in just a day or two? Putting aside the fact that he was a dragon in human society, even if he was a rich business magnate, mobilizing that amount of food would take ti.
[Host need not worry. The ratio of ti passage is dependent on your location. If you spend half a month on Earth, then only a day or two will pass in San Soliel. No matter where you are, the flow of ti in the other world would slow down.]
“That is…extrely convenient.”
Louie felt slightly incredulous at the Intelligent Brain’s words.
Although his godhood had an ability related to ti, it was not sothing that belonged to him. Although he could use it, he didn’t understand the nature of ti at all.
[This is one of the greatest achievents of the Terran Civilization’s world traveling.]
The Intelligent Brain replied indifferently.
“In that case, wouldn’t they be invincible? If the world your kind invaded did not master such technology, it would have been wiped out without any resistance, right?
How terrifying it would be to face an enemy that could utilize the ti ratio. Assuming the Terrans sent out an army, and after a bitter battle their expeditionary force was wiped out, then it could simply send out another army at its own pace. For the invaded worlds, however, hardly any ti would have elapsed before the next barrage. If the Terrans could do this, they would constantly assault any opponents until they broke their defenses down.
However much ti the Terrans needed to remobilize, the invaded world would only have a fraction before beginning battle anew.
[Ti adjustnt requires the consumption of energy. For individuals, this is not particularly difficult, but for invading armies the costs are astronomical. When the Terran Civilization invaded any undeveloped civilizations, it generally synchronized the ti between the two worlds as soon as it opened the space-ti tunnel. Ti adjustnt was generally only used for scouting missions.]
“So that’s it. They let the scouts spend years or even decades in the other world collecting detailed information, before using it to draft an invasion plan.”
Louie nodded his head. Although he knew little about the details of wars at the civilizational scale, knowing that he could stay on Earth for a while longer was enough.
Now he had enough ti to think of a plan.
Setting his mind at ease, Louie began to wander the rainforest.
His body was now 10 ters long and he possessed the strength of a juvenile dragon. As long as the Intelligent Brain did not lie to him, there would be no magical creature in this world at all. While he could not match sophisticated human weaponry, among the beasts of the world he was the truest apex predator. Tigers, lions, and even elephants could do nothing to him.
In addition to his dragon might, there was nothing for him to be afraid of. He did not have to hide in the soil anymore like when he was a lizard. He could now swagger through the rainforest as he pleased.
The tropical rainforest was humid and sultry, but this was nothing for Louie. The magic runes on his scales were not for show. Asides from helping to resist physical attacks, they also kept his temperature at a comfortable level. This particular feature was why dragons could afford to take baths in lava. It wouldn’t harm them in the least but packed enough heat to at least warm their bodies a little.
“Co to think of it, when I was still human I always wanted to experience living in the great outdoors. I always envied those researchers who could investigate and experint with the various kinds of wildlife in their habitats too,” Louie exclaid.
His fra bulldozed through the forest like a heavy tank, felling trees and crossing rivers easily. Countless animals scattered at the re hint of his appearance.
“Wow, look. Could that be a jaguar?? Those are so lovely limbs… and look at that beautiful fur. That crocodile too; its teeth look so sharp, and its skin looks like it has a delightful rough feel to it! ”
Louie walked all the way and saw countless animals that were both familiar and unfamiliar. Seeing so especially beautiful female animals, he could not help but beco aroused.
But Louie quickly banished the terrible ideas from his head.
‘Jesus! I’ve been single for so long that even animals have started to turn on!’
The animals that Louie was looking at were scared and trembling on the ground, not even daring to move. Their mouth’s let out pitiful wails, allowing Louie to rub their stomachs at his discretion.
In Louie’s heart, he chanted ‘I’m not a pervert’ and ‘I’m not interested in female animals’ over and over again.
But suddenly, the sound of movent nearby caught his attention.
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