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ArabicChat Group Crossover: My System Simulates Infinite Anime Worlds — Chapter 113
Chapter 113: At Last, We Have a ShipYou're reading this on the wrong site. This chapter was translated by Elysian Reads and posted for free at elysianreads.com — if you're seeing it anywhere else, it was copied without permission. Read it at the source so the people who actually did the work get the credit.
The moment I laid eyes on it, a strange sense of familiarity washed over me. Drifting silently in the kaleidoscopic chaos of the Sea of Quanta, the ship felt… perfect. If it could survive adrift in this endless ocean of possibilities, then it could certainly be made to sail it. I could only wonder which World Bubble its creators hailed from. Their goal was likely the same as mine: to escape their own collapsing reality. But judging by the vessel’s derelict state, their grand plan had clearly failed.
After a thorough external scan, I brought Seele aboard. We explored the interior, finding a ghost ship in the truest sense. Most of the core facilities were complete, but many systems were left unfinished, wires dangling like severed nerves. Fortunately, tucked away in the captain’s quarters was a complete research log. With this guide in hand, I began the arduous task of restoration. My newfound authority as the Herrscher of the Sea proved indispensable as I harvested materials from nearby, decaying World Bubbles.and support the real translator.Read at elysianreads.com This is a stolen translation. You're reading this on the wrong site. This chapter was translated by Elysian Reads and posted for free at elysianreads.com — if you're seeing it anywhere else, it was copied without permission. Read it at the source so the people who actually did the work get the credit.You're reading this on the wrong site. This chapter was translated by Elysian Reads and posted for free at elysianreads.com — if you're seeing it anywhere else, it was copied without permission. Read it at the source so the people who actually did the work get the credit.