A question remains standing: If world phenomena had a consciousness and could materialize themselves, can realm phenomena do the same?
Well, the short answer was yes.
The long answer was... there's no way Draco would allow a party to play around him.
He would only summon the phenomena he needed whenever he needed them. As for everybody else? They should either remain dormant in his spirit realm or find some other place to mess around.
In this case, he had a few realmly phenomena out.
Namely, Space, Void, and Knowledge.
These three were out for a reason, and that reason was the expansion of Hestia into a realm.
Draco needed a parking lot where he would put all the worlds his subordinates would be bringing from around the galaxy, and he wasn't planning on having them out on display.
Thus, he was going to create the second coming of the Prison Realm—an endlessly expanding world that would be connected to all the Celestial Devourers' headquarters in the coming future, where he would conquer not one, not two, but many galaxies aside from little Plektoria.
Draco's ambitions were endless, and if Portalia was too small in his eyes, the Plektorian galaxy was in no way big enough.
As long as his mind within his tiny body could imagine something greater, a wider expanse of void outside of the one he was currently in, he would not stop.
"Space, expand. Void, invade. Knowledge, enhance," Draco ordered the phenomena one by one.
Draco wasn't planning on having his subordinates form groups among themselves. No, if he gave them so much power, then they better prove themselves and conquer as many worlds as quickly as possible, alone.
He wanted maximum proficiency, and he wouldn't settle for less. Though he trusted in his judgment, and if he were to choose someone to summon while keeping hundreds of others drifting away to reincarnate, then that meant he was sure they would add something to his efforts.
This was a fact he believed in.
The process of expanding Hestia wasn't something temporary; it was endless, and Draco wasn't planning on stopping it. What could stop it, however, were his own limits. With his high celestial-level Space authority, the Space phenomenon, chaos, and a couple of other concepts, he couldn't keep going endlessly, but he could still expand the size of Hestia more than a hundred thousand times.
All of this, within the confines of the roots of the Deva Tree.
If there were no confines, then of course he could expand Hestia endlessly, but Draco wanted to do all this, yet still keep the benefits the five worldly phenomena created.
And as ridiculous as it sounded, with his current capabilities, he could expand Hestia well above a couple thousand light years, which was far more obscene than one could put their mind into.
For Draco, however, this wasn't enough. He had to keep going. There will be thousands and then millions of worlds that will all be clustered inside this realm, and he had greater plans for it than just being a storage.
The Great Realm of Hestia would become something much greater than the Prison Realm. It would be the center of everything he conquers. All his subordinates, his worlds, his endeavors—they would all have Hestia as their source.
For Draco, it was much easier to just focus on a single thing than to try to control everything. Because of efficiency.
His goal was conquest, and to do that, he would use the quickest, most efficient method, and Hestia was something he needed to make sure none of his plans got destroyed because of something outside of his control.
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