325. Lull
Year 292
This year was a quiet lull for me. For those living in the various worlds, it was perhaps a busy time.
Twinspace’s reclamation of the cursed continent continued with great fervor, buoyed by the promise of great wealth and resources. The rush was in full swing, and for those familiar with Earth medieval history, it was similar to the age of colonization with one difference. There were no natives to conquer and only demons to kill.
In the future, mayhaps this Cursed Continent would grow more powerful than the old world where the settlers came from. The results spoke for themselves, and the credibility of our temple was only enhanced.
Hoyia, at this point, began to preach about the duties of managing wealth and resources. The wealth and resources would first go to improving their living condition up to a point, but after that they should prepare for the return of the demon king.
Duty.
Twinspace likely had a 20 to 30 year cycle, similar to the other peripheral worlds.
In the blink of an eye, all the wealth they built now could be easily lost.
The promise of prosperity had a price, and that price was service. The Temple of Aeon had a challenging, but not unfamiliar task of transforming and guiding their flock to perform the service asked of them.