The Innkeeper

Chapter 1364 A long time

chapter 1364 a long time

lex spent quite a lot of time playing- eh, no, designing his next tavern on mindcraft. but he could not shirk his duties either, since this was his inn, so lex relied on a very basic cloning technique he had mastered.

his clones would have a fraction of his strength, and could not go too far from his main body. in fact, their range was limited to the extent of lex's spirit sense, which was actually quite massive. but, considering his connection and awareness to the entire realm, his clones could go anywhere within the realm itself.

as such, it was no problem having them accompany ripley as he continued to audit the inn. lately, he had been going over the roles of the various staff members and the divisions, looking for inefficiencies or redundancies.

in this matter, at least, lex was confident the inn would perform well. with only a few hundred thousand staff members dealing with millions of guests everyday, it was impossible to not have the most efficient system in place.

the system helped a lot, yes. but that did not mean that the workers themselves were incompetent.

there were other things across the inn that also required his attention, yet nothing so serious that a clone couldn't handle it. despite appearances, lex took the future development of his system very seriously.

he was new to the immortal realm, so his understanding of how to cater to immortals was superficial. but he had been a mortal for most of his life, and knew very well how to take care of them.

only once he was completely satisfied with what the inn could offer mortals - and he himself was strong enough - would he start dealing with immortals. this was, of course, assuming nothing else unexpected happened.

with that thought, he finally settled on building a treehouse tavern.

lex had no intention of doing things lightly, so the first thing he did was go to the midnight library, which by now was filled with billions of books. the number of techniques it had up to the golden core level was astounding, and a decent collection of nascent level techniques had also been gathered.

there were a few earth immortal level techniques, but they weren't really available to be viewed by the public, as lex had personally set up restrictions for them. after all, all those techniques had been collected from the temple of fasting!

besides just cultivation techniques, the library contained a vast reserve of knowledge on various topics within the cultivation world, and that's exactly what lex needed now.

the first, most important thing to decide would be the kind of tree to use to grow the tree for the treehouse. the idea seemed insane considering the time it took for a tree to grow. it would take years for lex to complete the treehouse. that is the kind of thinking of a mortal, and as an immortal lex did not subscribe to it.

instead, he was a follower of the thought process that cultivation magic would solve all his problems.

also, the midnight realm itself had certain laws associated with growing trees, a result of the heavenly tree dominating an entire continent for a long time. he was sure he could figure something out.

there were thousands of books and reading material to go through so this would take a long time. fortunately, due to his increased speed as an immortal, a long time actually meant like, 7 minutes.

he flipped the book in front of him shut with his decision made. he would use a void sequoia tree.nôv(el)b\\jnn