The Undying Immortal System

After saying my goodbyes with Mei, I found myself in an interesting position. I was alone in an unfamiliar city with no one I could lean on for support. The Blue Wind Pavilion was there, of course, and I could lean on the institution, but I didn’t know anyone in the local branch. I was alone, left to my own devices.

This, I realized, was the position I should be in when I use a temporary reset point. This was a new beginning. My mistake before was using a reset point in the middle of a journey.

I had created my temporary reset point to serve as a safety net, but after I didn’t need it, it felt like an extremely awkward position to pick up from. Many of the major decisions that would affect my life had already been made, and I began to somewhat drift through my life, following Mei aimlessly.

I needed to keep this feeling in mind for the future. It would be best if there was some way to set a kind of permanent temporary reset point at a place like this and use a temporary temporary reset point that I could delete if it wasn’t needed when I just wanted a safety net.

I noted this down in my journal, but since I didn’t have any credits at the moment, it would be something to look into later. At the moment, I had a city to explore.

Where should I go? What should I do?

There was work to be done in the Pavilion. I had begun establishing myself, but I didn’t have a true foundation there yet. An attendant had said something about handing over samples. I needed to take care of that, but it wasn’t a priority for me.

Instead, I wanted to explore the Mountain District.

The Mountain District was located in the northeast section of the city, and the buildings were all decorated with shades of light blue. Where the Water District focused on catering to craftsmen, the Mountain District focused on education.