Also known as "Just How Wild Can You Get with One Life?"
Interviewer: How do you perform magic?
Omega: By rearranging water molecules.
Interviewer: What's your favorite magical creation so far?
Omega: Elsa's ice palace, with "Let It Go" playing on repeat.
Interviewer: What made you go from a materialist to a magician?
Omega: ...I'm still a materialist, and that won't change. As for why I use magic recklessly, probably because I want to make my chuunibyou fantasies come true... An ice palace rising from the ground is cool, isn't it?
Interviewer: How did someone as lazy as you manage to run a team?
Omega: ...I found them a hardworking, selfless leader?
Interviewer: And what do you do?
Omega: Think and talk nonsense.
Interviewer: ?
Omega: I use my brain and run my mouth. Anyway, I have an extra life, so I might as well live it up.
Western fantasy mystery and detective story. The worldbuilding is entirely made up, and some parts are dark, so don't read too much into them. Names and places have nothing to do with the real world; they're just easy to remember.
A long story, with events linking the chapters. Around 8,000 words per chapter.
Arc One: The Starting Point of the Stone Carvings, 40,000 words (complete)
Theme: Sharing some interesting ideas and depicting debates and clashes between different beliefs.
I can only say very simply that it is beautiful!!
I was flipping through my favorites and suddenly came across this article and finished reading the first chapter: Crying for my shallow knowledge reserve and ability to present imagination. Always admire those who can paint with words.