Maxiception

@Leviathan1914 I have no idea about that first point, but I would think rather no. It would not only be extremely expensive and I don't think doing it for "Tourism Purposes" would be a sufficient enough reason. It would make more sense for AL Yamato (Who is a complete grey zone currently because we don't know what she looks like etc. due to her not being in the game yet) to visit Modern Japan directly. 
            
            As for the second point: In my story, only military vessels and assets such as auxiliary ships / research ships / military supply ships are turned into kansen because it wouldn't really make sense to throw wisdom cubes at civilian vessels. The mayor advantage of kansen are not only their improved strength, but also things like strategic thinking and other specialized tasks like what the research ships are doing. These advantages would be almost completely useless for civilian ships and thus they are not turned into kansen.

@Maxiception What do you hope it to become? Do you wish anything for it? Like a Manga or Anime readaptation, or will this story always be a 'side quest' to your true writing potential goal, with no other purpose of doing so?
            
            (I feel like an interviewer right now...)

@MrChewyWrites Fact is, I simply don't know exactly. Konvergenz is essentially at a point where it can branch off in many different ways, depending on how I decide to continue. Effectively, If I do decide to continue and perhaps write a second book, or more extra chapters, or some kind of spinoff book like suggested etc. I can attach it to the first book very well. Or I can just leave it completed like it is currently and write something entirely else outside of Azur Lane. It is completely unknown, so don't take this as a confirmation/guarantee that more will come. But yes, Konvergenz is/was my first attempt at taking my first steps into how to write a story, so improving my writing was certainly one of my mayor expectations going into this, which hopefully was successful.

@Maxiception No worries! I draw mostly for fun, so there's no problem with me making art of your story. I don't mind doing it.
            
            Plus, I have to thank you for properly teaching me how to write a narrative story. This year, starting from the time I read your book, I've instantly started to adopt your ways of writing, such as writing in paragraphs (before then, I wrote in script-like format) or even mass-implementing expressions.
            
            I'd like to draw some scenes from this book, but it's purposely for my enjoyment, I swear. It doesn't take up much of my time since I only draw about a few minutes per day. This said, please don't say that it is a waste of my efforts. I like doing those activities, and there's no problem with that.
            
            But I wanted to ask you, what do you expect of this story you've built until now? What do you want it to be? If you have realistic expectations, you wouldn't just leave this whole thing here on Wattpad just for the sake of attempting to improve your writing, right?

Or any OAV ?

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@MrChewyWrites Honestly I can't believe 100 people saw my random story and thought "Yes, I'm going to follow this guy".

I'm actually proud of the new one, but as it says, I'm at my cottage and I don't have a printer there, meaning I cannot fax my drawing (if that's how you call numerize) into my computer :/

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@Maxiception I read Wattpad stories since September 2023, but I didn't log in until January 4 and I messed up my registration timing, now I regret not trusting Wattpad until that day (I could have had my login anniversary a month ago...)

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