29. In the Divine Realm, Part 1

“By the way, Isanamia, how’s the teleportation spell from Earth to Filidia coming along?” Firumia asked Isanamia.

“Ah, then for now, minor entities are okay,” Isanamia replied.

Goddess Isanamia is the assistant and partner of Goddess Firumia.

I came to Firumia’s side when I fell for her brilliance upon the unveiling of the third-generation system.

Originally studied under Satias, who was his mentor. So he’s quite knowledgeable about the first-generation systems. A top-five expert in the divine realm when it comes to DNA-based lifeforms, and also a rare authority on silicon-based lifeforms within the divine realm itself.

Incidentally, Firumia and Isanamia are seniors and juniors at the Divine Realm Academy, where they nurture gods—Firumia looks up to Isanamia as her senior.

She is a deity responsible for managing "Earth," a successful example from the first-generation world system, and is well-versed in Earth's culture.

Is that so? — Firumia.

"Send Shiro something random from Earth, okay?" Firumia asked Isanamia.

"Speaking of which," Isanamia suddenly recalled and began to speak.

Master Satias came asking about microbial behavior in the fourth-generation system.

"Microbes? Satias?" Firumia said.

"Yeah, with the fourth generation, the replication fidelity of DNA-based environments finally reached first-gen levels—thanks to your senior’s efforts (?). I was curious, though, about how the part connecting those DNA-based microbes to the entity actually works at that level."

And so, Isanamia explained.

“Hm…” Firumia murmured, then added with a dry, mocking tone, “Looking for another excuse to complain, are we?”

Satiass had been coming around repeatedly, asking for details—only to complain about them afterward.

“Hmm… I don’t know. But Satiass does seem pretty interested in the fourth generation,” Isanamia said lightly.

“Really? You mean you’re just poking at the corners of a box of buns, aren’t you? You’ve been attacking and nitpicking nonstop since the start,” Firumia snapped, scowling.

“Ah… well, Master Satiass, you know… (he’s a bit of a grump),” Isanamia hedged.

“Anyway, I’ve gone over the basics thoroughly,” Isanamia said to Firumia. “But she might come back to you for more details.”

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