Today I spent most of my time working with the undead. I mostly practiced using Solar Energy to improve their brains. It’s fairly intuitive once you figure out how to do it, and energy is not an issue anymore. As a result, I was able to get a lot of practice, and the undead’s brains rapidly improved.

It wasn’t limitless growth though. I think it might have something to do with my own skill but they quickly reached a point where they plateaued and stopped being able to grow quite as fast. That point did increase as I continued to practice, but it did not increase for the ones I already practiced with. So I should perfect the process before I use it on myself. Shouldn’t be too difficult, there are plenty of undead to make use of after all.

The scholars requested that I make a report about what happened with my evolution today. They were a lot more respectful about it than they would have been before, so I decided to humor them. Apparently, there is no record of something similar happening anywhere, ever. I’m impressed, apparently, I’ve graduated from being one of the few to being the only.

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During that time I was describing the effects of Solar Energy to the scholars, one of whom claimed to recognize them. They claimed that they were going to do a bit more research and get back to me on it. I hope their order knows something about the stuff because I’m working blind here, any little bit would help.

Other than that I spent my downtime with Tiddol. Bringing her creations to life one after another while patching her up every time she gets a minor nick or bruise. Normally she would be able to heal them herself, her limited skill in healing is more than enough to fix a small scab, but right now I don’t think she is even aware of her body, much less feeling pain. I’ll be honest, I spent my time with her today out of a feeling of guilt and I hate that. Giving her all that energy was not necessary, and even worse it wasn’t even useful, it didn’t really help me in the end.

Anyway, Good Night Diary.