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"I know what you have in mind but… Is this really okay? Maybe we are violating some kind of space law," said Ervas.
"I don't think there is any space law," said Veronica.
"Okay, maybe there isn't one but-"
"I believe laws only apply to planets below the jurisdictions of these organizations, and we are pretty much in the wasteland equivalent of this galaxy in here, which is mostly filled with self-contained worlds within Spatial Areas, all of the outer space around these Spatial Areas is usually ignored," said Veronica.
"Fine…" said Ervas.
The two figures flew through the vacuum of space as they reached a rocky planet resembling mars a bit, but it was fairly bigger and less red, browner, and it had an atmosphere with a lot of carbon dioxide. Coincidentally, it also had a moon.
"Unlike gaseous planets that are hard to implement life into, rocky planets shouldn't be so hard," said Veronica.
"So you plan to terraform this on the go?" asked Ervas while sighing.
"Yeah, we more or less know that only worlds which develop a life for years and over accumulate magic energy can generate Origin World Cores, so we could begin terraforming some and leave them to grow and come back to see if they form a crystallization of an origin core," said Veronica.
"…You're right, it is quite a good idea," said Ervas, rubbing his chin.
World Origin Cores were special crystallization of energy that appeared within worlds with life and magic who had lived for a good amount of time, these large jewels contain large quantities of power within them, especially divine power, and are often the ones that create laws within a world.
Usually, they were rare to find in outer space because not every world has life, and even when they have, it's not always that they will have one, as it is required some level of magic energy to form, there are often many worlds devoid of magic.
Although the primordial energies such as mana and more flow through the entire galaxy, not every planet have them in large quantities.
Usually, most worlds with Origin Cores are within Spatial Areas, separated from the outside universe where entities such as Gods create their own worlds using vast amounts of power… Although sometimes, depending on the area of the universe, there are galaxies with higher concentrations of mana and other supernatural energies where worlds with origin cores are generated in large quantities.
Even then, many interplanetary civilizations still harvest non-origin-core planets, as they still contain precious materials and more. Certain planets can develop unique never-seen-before magic ores too.
But even then, the universe is ever-expanding, so not every corner is being watched over, in fact, a lot of the universe is often silent and devoid of much activity unless you were to go to the busier places such as certain overpopulated galaxies.
But the area where Ervas and Veronica were traveling was more like a wasteland or perhaps too far away from any empire, organization, or entity for anyone to care…
The two floated above the silent and peaceful planet, which was rotating around a red dwarf, it was the second planet near it, it had an almost perfect distance, not too hot, nor too cold.
The first planet in this planetary system was blazing with volcanic lands, and the third, fourth, and fifth were giant gaseous planets, that could help the planet by attracting large meteors with their big gravity, so they don't hit this rocky planet.
It was quite the perfect planet!
Ervas and Veronica quickly flew directly inside of it, being completely unaffected by its gravity nor different components in the atmosphere, as they permeated their bodies with their divine souls and made something like spacesuits with them.
"It is quite arid, but not so much…" said Ervas.
"Let's quickly manipulate the weather," said Veronica.
The two quickly began to use their newfound divinities of Thunder and Weather, as they used it to slowly manipulate the winds around the entire planet through the infusion of divine energy into the technique, they also used several other spells to aid into this weather-changing spell, but it wasn't as complex as they imagined, it felt rather similar to how they had already manipulated their own divine realms.
The clouds began to move at incredible speeds, filling themselves with mana and water, while they also extended their hands over the surface of the planet and began to infuse divine energy through the entire world, filling it with magic!
FLAASH!
The world began to overflow with divine energy, which quickly broke apart into life, mana, and soul energy all across.
Afterward, they called Aqua, and with her help and the Divinity of Ocean and Waters, they created a giant ocean out of thin air by spending a few million-divine energy. Such power would never come in handy in battle as much, other than drowning the enemy which could easily fight it off or escape, so this was more like a weapon that could drown a civilization of weak people…
After an ocean was made, the two began to wonder…
"Hm, should we fill it with dungeons?" wondered Veronica.
"Wait, I didn't think about that…" said Ervas.
The water slowly evaporated as the clouds got bigger and cleansed from toxic gases, beginning to rain all across the world…
Ervas decided to use his Nature Genesis, Life, and Nature Magic, and more to create all sorts of specialized types of algae and other plants that could survive this planet, such as mold too.
Bacteria quickly emerged as well through his life magic, which was implemented with his Life and Day Divinity for the greater creation of life out of thin air.
Tiny worms began to crawl the underground as Ervas produced small sea creatures as well and then felt rather exhausted, most of the divine energy ran out… only to regenerate almost instantly afterward.
As Ervas added all sorts of life, Veronica handled the dead aspect, all of the life Ervas created was devoid of souls, so Veronica had to quickly create a transmigration cycle for this planet and connect it to their main one, filling the world with souls at long last.
It was almost done…
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