Reader’s Question:
I have a question about “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime.” What exactly is Ramiris’s ability to create a labyrinth? Does it require any kind of maintenance or consumption of resources? Also, is it possible to engage in agriculture or food production (self-sufficiency) within the labyrinth?
Exploring Ramiris’s
Labyrinth: A Fun Dive into “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime”
So, I was diving into the fascinating world of “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime” and came across Ramiris’s labyrinth ability, and wow, it opened up a treasure trove of thoughts! Let me share my reflections, which might just resonate with you if you’re a fan of the series. First off, Ramiris’s unique ability, called “迷宮創造《チイサナセカイ》,” is like something straight out of a fantasy video game. She can create this incredible labyrinth that has multiple layers and dimensions, but here’s the kicker: it’s not just a simple structure. It requires a door-shaped catalyst to create an entrance, and you can have multiple entrances, but there must always be at least one connecting to the outside world. Imagine the planning that goes into that! Now, the construction of these labyrinths is no walk in the park. Each layer takes about an hour to create, and after the 100th level, the energy consumption skyrockets. Can you imagine how exhausted Ramiris must be? I picture her sipping on a giant cup of fantasy coffee, saying, “Just one more layer and then I’ll take a break!” It’s a funny image, right? One of the intriguing aspects is that the labyrinth starts off as this vast space and gets narrower as you go down. It’s like a reverse pyramid! But here’s where it gets a bit more serious: the environment inside is quite sterile, lacking any natural life. So, no cute critters roaming about or lush greenery. It makes me think of those abandoned buildings you see in horror movies—creepy, yet fascinating. Now, regarding maintenance, Ramiris’s labyrinth does require a significant amount of energy to keep functioning. It’s like owning a pet that demands constant attention! As for agriculture, it appears that with the right supplies from the outside world and the right conditions—like sunlight and water—she could theoretically grow crops. However, there’s a limit to how much she can produce due to space constraints. It’s like trying to create a mini-farm in your tiny apartment—you can do it, but it’ll never be a full-on homestead! Imagine trying to host a dinner party in that labyrinth. “Welcome to my humble abode! Please don’t mind the narrow hallways; they add character!” And if someone dies in there, they can be revived outside as long as Ramiris agrees to it. It’s like having an ultimate safety net, but you better hope she’s in a good mood when you need that resurrection! I can’t help but chuckle at the idea of Ramiris meticulously managing all the visitors in her maze, possibly with a clipboard and a snack in hand, saying, “Next! Who’s ready to enter my labyrinth today?” It’s those little quirks that make the characters feel relatable, even in such a fantastical setting. If you’re a fan of the series, I’d love to hear your thoughts! Have any of you imagined what it would be like to get lost in Ramiris’s labyrinth? Or maybe you’ve concocted your own stories about growing crops in a magical setting? Share your experiences or ideas in the comments!
