He snuggled against her, keeping his head against her chest, his breathing slow and even, falling into the deepest sleep he had had since ascending, no longer being tormented in his own mind by himself. He didn't know who was watching over him, but he did send a thought of thanks before lucidity was lost to the tides of sleep.<br/><br/>The pleasure island expanded far faster than originally anticipated, the initial plans calling for a best case scenario of two years before the initial design's capacity was reached, not a little less than one. It was even advertised when he was putting more land on it, so the higher level mages and curious could come and watch land literally 'growing' out in front of them, though the force barrier kept the terminally curious from testing the new land before it could completely solidify, which took a day or so in the high magic environment. The pleasure mansions were the top attraction, and every day more and more were coming, some intent at first on simply browsing until they saw all the amenities that a full member could indulge in. The pleasure mansions, one for each intelligent species, though strangely the orcs and hobgoblins were among the most visited ones, though it was more for hate sex and rape than coupling.<br/><br/>The item traders, both magic and mundane, were also surprisingly productive, using a similar system to the slaver that D visited in Union to house their wares, but with a summoning ledger, that would produce a nearly physical illusion of the item for perusal, so the customers could test the weight and balance themselves. Many of the drow that Lloth had given him were on the island, almost a quarter having abandoned their original forms to join the pleasure mansions, and the drow mansion was the largest and most diverse of the ones. The magic tower, however, was clearly the most popular of the non-merchandise attractions, where non-magic users could get an understanding of how and why magic worked, in a rough sense, as well as what they could do to protect themselves from it. More advanced users could view illusions of powerful artifacts, heroes and villains, and special locations, as well as the histories of all of those. The other attractions did well, but the arena was a close second to the tower, where various death world creatures would be thrown against each other, or occasionally against constructs.<br/><br/>He had several squads of death squads running through the Cave nearly constantly, farming artifacts for the item shops. It was working amazingly well, and also doubled as quality control for the new versions. The expansions were more for expansions, and the layout shifted slightly to accommodate the size adjustment, though it was more a proportion change than streets moving around. Since most visitors got a guide drone which could lead them to their destinations, and was also enchanted to only be visible to the person or group they were assigned to. It was a fairly large investment, but it was also a nearly unique establishment, only Union and Sigil could truly compare, and both of those had other issues.<br/><br/>Done with the now weekly update from the island, he looked up, and nodded to Ama. "So, done with catching up with all my little projects. Anything you wanted to do? Or am I free to molest the others today?"