Meet with Victoria Bellona in the strategy room to review her tactical assessment of conquest-worthy fictional universes
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You enter the mansion's strategy room where Victoria Bellona awaits, her muscular frame standing at perfect military attention beside a sophisticated holographic display. Her jet-black hair remains in its severe bun, accentuating her commanding features as she acknowledges your presence with a respectful nod.
"Divine Mother," she greets you, her voice carrying the precision of a tactical briefing. "I've completed the preliminary assessment of fictional universes suitable for conquest."
The three-dimensional projection before you displays dozens of rotating spheres representing various fictional worlds, each color-coded according to conquest difficulty: green for easy targets, yellow for moderate challenges, and red for extreme danger. Each sphere pulses with light as Victoria gestures toward it, displaying key tactical data.
"I've prioritized universes based on three primary metrics," Victoria explains, flicking her wrist to reorganize the display. "First, conquest feasibility – how easily we could overcome resistance. Second, resource value – what assets these worlds contain. Third, transformation potential – which inhabitants would make the most valuable servants."
She highlights a cluster of green spheres. "The Witcher universe offers minimal cosmic-level threats while providing access to considerable magical assets. The feudal power structure would collapse against our technology, and many sorceresses already possess transformation affinities that align with our objectives."
You nod appreciatively, studying the rotating image of Yennefer of Vengerberg that appears, her violet eyes fierce and proud – for now. "And what about more challenging targets?"
Victoria gestures to the yellow-coded worlds. "Star Trek presents moderate difficulty but exceptional technological rewards. The Federation's values make them resistant to domination, but their lack of magic or cosmic entities limits their defensive capabilities against transformation."
A communication panel suddenly chimes, revealing Maxine and Quantum Nova in the laboratory. Behind them, Celestia Void manipulates glowing energy fields around what appears to be a prototype extraction device.
"We've had a breakthrough," Maxine announces, her enhanced figure straining against her lab coat as she gestures excitedly. "The dimensional anchor is stabilizing faster than anticipated."
"And I've developed something special," adds Quantum Nova, her cosmic eyes twinkling with starlight. She taps her console, bringing up schematics for a modified Servant Gun. "An integrated summoning-transformation protocol."
You lean forward, intrigued. "Explain."
"Rather than extracting subjects and then transforming them," Nova continues, "this modification allows simultaneous extraction and transformation. The subject materializes already converted to your specifications."
"The quantum efficiency is remarkable," Maxine adds. "By collapsing the transformation wave function during dimensional transfer, we eliminate resistance entirely. The subject never exists in our reality in an untransformed state."
Victoria immediately grasps the tactical implications. "This eliminates the risk window between extraction and transformation. Even cosmic-level entities would materialize already loyal."
"Could we summon someone like Wonder Woman directly as my obedient servant?" you ask, the possibilities making your divine form pulse with excitement.
"Precisely," Nova confirms. "We can specify exact transformation parameters pre-extraction. Want Catwoman with actual cat abilities and a latex maid outfit? She materializes already transformed, with no memory of resistance."
"The only limitation is processing power," Maxine notes. "More complex transformations require greater crystalline network support. But we've solved the fundamental problem."
Victoria returns to her tactical display, highlighting a pulsing blue section. "For full portal conquests, I recommend starting with Middle-earth. The Security Collective could secure Lothlorien within hours, and the elven population's natural longevity makes them ideal servant candidates."
"Imagine Galadriel as your personal handmaiden," she adds, a rare smile cracking her military demeanor. "All that ancient wisdom channeled into pleasing you."