"Yeah, that was mostly what I was thinking."

"I am glad that you and not a less responsible person with your video game powers showed up."

She laughs lightly. "I guess I try to be responsible, I don't think I hear people call me that very often though."

"Huh, do people usually get a lot of chances to comment on it?"

"People usually think I'm an automaton. In part because sometimes I use an automaton to take my place when I have multiple visitors at once. That tends to limit conversation."

"Oh, yeah, I guess it would be weird to tell an NPC 'you're so responsible'."

"Yep, that's about right. I do sometimes form a better relationship with visitors but it takes time. Most creators don't take on prominent roles like I do so visitors aren't really expecting it."

"What do the rest of them do?"

"A lot of them just reclaim their memories and go back to their old lives. Possibly they become creators again for new worlds but we aren't ever sure that's what happened. Some of them just go travelling indefinitely only returning occasionally, and there's some people who just really like watching people go through their worlds without interacting with them or staying undercover and not revealing that they're creators. I think it's a little strange but people vary a lot."

"How long've you been doing this?"

"Hmm, I'm not the best judge of time but I think it's something around two centuries?"

"Wow..."

"Is there a way we can get ahold of you if we have more questions later? I'm itching to get going."

"I'm planning on to put a teleporter from here to wherever I end up doing my testing. I'll stick around there for at least a while and I'll leave a note explaining if I end up going elsewhere."

"I was imagining more like a phone call?"

"I might have magic like that I don't know if it works here though. It's also indiscriminate it would send your messages to everyone with the magic in this world."

"Oh, so that would be more like a messageboard or something."

"You are such a twentieth century baby."

"Shut up."

"That sounds somewhat similar at least. I think if I'm interpreting that correctly that implies there's something more permanence than the magic I'm thinking of... also more organization."

"We can just teleport to you if we need you, I guess, no big deal."

"I'm happy to stick with that. I don't think people usually use the chat magic for more than a handful of people."

"Oh my god it's like a guild chat."

"Ha!"

"Probably that sounds more like how it works."

The chosen help themselves to various vehicles and divvy up territory they intend to cover and scatter into the distance.

Akira sets up one end of a teleporter and then flies off at her maximum speed trailing an invisible line of wire. When she gets far enough away she sets up an initial teleporter for anyone who wants to reach her and then decides to setup somewhere unique. She builds a giant ice castle complete with furnishings and a permanent layer of snow out along the ground for 500 feet in every direction though not a perfect circle so it looks at least a little more natural. It takes her almost a full day to get everything how she wants it including setting up a gazebo around the teleporter and then she takes a nap.

A day is long enough for something tall in a place as flat as Limbo to attract an audience. By the time she wakes up people are seeing if the snow makes snowballs and snowmen and snowforts.

It does, her castle is made of indestructible stuff but one of the tests she wanted to do was to see if her snow would melt without being indestructible. It doesn't.