Step by step

Adam was excited. It suddenly was clear to him. He was sent here without a system, but that would not mean he would be much longer without one.

If the gods that ruled this place did not give him one, he would use this demon to create his own. He would make the system like the video games he used to play and adjust it as needed. He gripped the gem in his hand and looked at it with unusual intensity.

"Demon, your gem has grown. I suppose this means you have become stronger. Can we try a few new things?" asked Adam.

"How good is your memory? I want us to start cataloging everything we see, hear or sense in any way."

"OK. Can you create a profile of EACH thing we encounter? For instance, we could have a profile for Yorki with his stats and everything we know from him. And another general profile for Tengus in general, with the average stats for all the tengus we have met. Can we do that?"

"I need access to the profiles. That way, I can study them and try to find underlying relationships. Can you make a list and order it by categories?" asked Adam.

In the middle of Adam's vision, a new word appeared.

"Uhmm, please do not call it list. Instead, use Wiki" corrected Adam.

The word blinked and corrected itself.

"Can you place it in the corner of my view instead of the center?"

The word once again blinked and now appeared in the corner of his vision. When he thought about touching it, it expanded to a list that already had hundreds of items.

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"OK, that are too many entries in the Wiki. Can you create categories and group the entries in the categories?"

"Sure. Places, Items, Equipment, Creatures, Individuals, etc" Adam answered.

After a new blink, Adam could see a much-reduced list. Adam did not try to check inside the categories. As far as he was concerned, the ball had already started rolling. He could review all the information the devil had gathered and make new conclusions in some time.

It was pretty exciting for Adam. Finally, he was the one in charge of updating the look and feel for what felt like one of his games.

"I want you to start gathering information on the terrain everywhere we go. I want to be able to see the information like a map, centered on my current position" said Adam.

Immediately, Adam could not see around him. Instead, he now could see a map that included the small village, the red grass planes, and most surrounding mountains.