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Chapter 766 - Domus

🕑 Added 2026-01-04 09:47:35 +0000 UTC

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dampsey damamme

"I want a five-season, twelve-episode series of that with a proper budget for CGI effects."😍 god I want to see that kind of series or film. That would be the ultimate fantasy style that everybody could be hooked too

Kevin

Yes. They are attendees of their tutorial.

Adrian Rake

It is a terrifying vision. 😳 Hopefully not.

PigNebula

Planets? Nah, he'd need to be pulling stars, and a lot of them, to get that kind of mass. Consider that over 99% of all the mass in our solar system is in the sun. The mass of the planets going along for the ride would be a rounding error.

Balsamic ThunderThighs

I fully expect Earth's population to make a CGI movie of Nat, consider giving him a 12 episode season of their worlds version of Netflix or simply try to ask him about Movie right ls and a title to the show or movie. Could be the Origin of Mana Daddy...

C

Are these three Mora crafters still tutorial attendees?

Poutine Au Syrop d'érable

To make a planet that big, he'd need to pull planets from other star systems.

Sushitrash

We finally have the lore of the terrible tyrant that obliterated the Armory and robbed everyone

I Is Patron

Chestplate to protect his hearts? Is Nat going to just be a brain and hearts floating in a Pristine growth Item box thingy and he manifests the rest of his body...

Chris

But did you know they caused the collapse of th armory?????

Sauce Master

4 mana

Little Watchmaker

So its a growth item chest plate.... interesting. I hope its a bonded item that fuses into his frame. Can't really see nat wearing a roman chest plate 24/7

Handholding Slut

how did he solve the 3 body problem?

Lance Beam

TFTC

granndfunk

Huh.

frankie doerr

The three body problem only applies to equally massed objects his planet seems much bigger than the suns so there can be a solution

GloinJr

A planet likely wouldn't become a star. Iron and any elements of higher atomic numbers are past the point where fusion net gains the star energy, so the existence of iron in a star will basically be the prelude of a stars death, whether that be supernova or black hole. The lifespan of a star is basically fusing elements from hydrogen to iron, using the energy emissions to resist the compression of its own gravity from causing it to destabilize. Introducing the many elements on a planet that are as heavy or heavier than iron (gold, lead, silver, etc.) wouldn't be very optimal conditions for a star. A black hole on the other hand doesn't care about composition, all it cares about is mass and the compressive force that kick-starts it's existence. So, a massive planet artificially kept from collapsing seems like an ideal candidate for forming a black hole, as the immense compressive force generated if the efforts to stabilize it should fail would be pretty much optimal for forming a black hole

J W

Im just hoping one of those is MANA-DADDY

Mark DeLarm

TFTC! One edit I might suggest, remove the mention of the first one preventing the planet from turning into a black hole and instead mention the effort to prevent it from turning into a star. I'm not a scientist, just a nerd, but if I understand correctly a star forms simply from the compression of an object with enough mass kicking off nuclear fusion in its core. A black hole forms from the immense compressive forces of a super nova explosion allowing enough mass to be in a small enough area. As a star gets heavier its fusion process gets more intense and the forces it produces actually pushes it's mass further and further away from the center l, thus becoming less dense.