Deity Simulator

Pawa sat at the table by the window, holding a charcoal pen and writing on the paper.

"Dear Jodi, I have finished decorating the house in Sanilo. It's just as you requested, with two floors, great views all around, and plenty of sunlight. All the furniture is made of wood..."

"I still have plenty of travel funds, and I make sure to eat well and get plenty of rest every day. Please don't have the elves bring me any more gems and pearls. It might cause resentment and jealousy among others if there are too many..."

"The city environment in Sanilo is completely different from before. There are many incredible creatures living here, and Mayor Chapman manages everything very well."

"The transcendent beings who come here are quite intelligent, and they often share remarkable insights. I once had a debate with a Cannibal Crab scholar, and it said that crabs eaten by humans far outnumber humans eaten by crabs."

"Why can humans eat crabs, but crabs can't eat humans?"

"The scholar believed that the crab species developed the Cannibal Crabs as a way to gradually escape the fate of being hunted and eaten by humans. It's a form of resistance that forces humans to take them seriously. The Cannibal Crabs in Sanilo don't eat humans, and some of them are even vegetarians. Their favorite foods are honey and potatoes. Quite interesting, isn't it?"@@novelbin@@

"Of course, it's also because Mr. Phileas, the King of the White Bones, is here, so no one dares to cause trouble."

Pawa smoothed out the letter.

At that moment, a giant eye appeared outside the window, peering in curiously.

Pawa opened the window and tossed a bunch of grapes to the creature. "Big guy, wait a moment, I'll be finished soon."

The sandworm outside the window opened its mouth wide and ate the grapes, making a sound of thanks. Then it wriggled its massive, snake-like body and continued to sit outside the house.