That day, it was a rainy day. It was strange: on the human continent it was rare for it to rain in the height of summer. But that day, however, it seemed that heaven had decided to cry to give one last, worthy greeting to the man in the coffin.Jocelyne was under her umbrella, staring blankly at the cemetery. The chapel in front of her was besieged by countless people, and many others were out waiting, like her. All of them were dressed in black and had a mournful face. After all, no one could be happy at a funeral.Jocelyne just waited for her turn. She could have used her position to get in before her, but she didn't want to. Even though there were dozens of armed guards around her who kept an eye on her to protect her, she at least wanted to pretend to behave like a normal person.Finally, her turn came. Entering the chapel she noticed the dejected looks of some people staring at her curiously. She paid no attention. She just went quickly to the altar. There,

It happened one morning towards the end of the month. A military base in Beleriard received a mysterious communication from the eastern part of Maakanar. People on the other side were asking for permission to send a delegation to speak with President Jersey.The military was clearly confused. When asked which nation they belonged to, the people on the other side replied that they spoke on behalf of the Maakanar Federation. Obviously, this nation did not exist on geographic maps.Not knowing what to do, the military contacted the upper echelons, which in turn contacted the government. Eventually, it was decided to give permission for the mysterious delegation to come and speak. When Jocelyne talked about it with Sobek, he laughed at her and told her that she would have a nice surprise, and that he himself did not expect them to 'show up so soon'. Jocelyne didn't understand and she was quite offended, but the spinosaurus didn't want to give explanations, spending his tim

And finally, the day came when Blue showed up in front of Sobek with a computer in hand, claiming that Jocelyne had finally sent him her entire decoded DNA. Apparently she had put all her best scientists to work to get it, and she had succeeded. The spinosaurus wasted no time and watched without delay the countless letters scrolling across the screen at supersonic speed, while new mutations were continually being unlocked.Eventually, Sobek found himself observing the now completed [Mutations system]. In front of him the boxes had all been unlocked, but several writings flashed above them.[Caution! It is not recommended to use each mutation for more than twenty minutes. If this time is exceeded, the mutation could become permanent; since it feeds on the host's metabolism, the host would suffer from the following symptoms: hunger, aggression, madness, schizophrenia, psychopathy, and eventually die from exhaustion][Caution! It is not recommended to use more than

And so other three years had passed. This time, however, things had gone from good to better. Sobek was eating from his Personal Manger, swallowing huge chunks of meat every second. For several months he had done nothing but eat, stopping only occasionally to deal with international affairs. Fortunately, the dinosaurs had become very autonomous, so he didn't need to stop too often. Only when he had finally reached the amount of skill points needed to maximize all of his abilities did he slow down. From that day on, he had continued to eat, but much more slowly. After swallowing one last big bite, Sobek finally reached the amount of experience points needed to level up. After completing the progress he opened the main interface to observe his stats. [Spinosaurus divinus] Level: 60Length: 60 mHeight: 18.6 mWeight: 30 tonDiet: carnivore, piscivoreStrength: 21,831,560Agility: 19,679,998Defense: 17,239,170Top speed: 61 km/h Experience points: 0/13,310,000Skill Points: MAX REAC

For years now, the Confederate States of Vinland have been in turmoil. This is because unlike the Gardarikian Federation and the Almagna Empire they were a democracy. And in democracies, when the people have something to say, they are free to say it.President Monroe Bennett's conduct had been contested ever since he came to power, but it had been sporadic: a few protests here, a senator raising an issue there, nothing the head of state couldn't handle with a little. of gab. And when the gab wasn't enough, well, Bennett and his circle knew how to silence people.However, since Queen Mackenzie had left the NMWA and founded the Eden Union, the protests had increased exponentially, as many people saw Eden Union as the answer to their problems. Bennett had tried to keep the population at bay as best he could, but as Eden Union grew and showed all its prosperity, calming the people became more and more difficult.Bennett had seen his power become more and more fragil