The total NP cost, however, was staggering. The sheer expense made him flinch, a testament to the structure's complexity and power. Still, the amount of flexibility the system had was astonishing. He hadn't even needed to think too much about the engineering details; his mere contemplation of a concept was enough to bring a working blueprint into existence.
Karl smirked, a new idea forming. "Let's try this," he thought, trying to test the system's capabilities. "How about a structure that creates absolutely anything?"
[ Error! ]
[ You lack the general knowledge to create the blueprint! ]
Karl laughed. "Haha, of course." He shrugged, accepting the limitation, and then climbed the stairs toward the pyramidic ziggurat's entrance, the laughter echoing hollowly in the cavern. The system had its rules, and he was a pragmatist; he would push boundaries, but he wouldn't waste time trying to break them.
