The main point of the story is that the slime is a an ancient being, and the world this takes place on is shaped by other ancient beings, their power stemming from their absorption of the very power the universe was created with, Omni is unique in that they maintained that primordial power when all others of his kind did not. His power of learning basically is his only power of relevance for the story, he's and overlord that has minions do all of the fighting for him.
Yeah and my point is that, there's a better way to do this. Immortality itself is already a very OP power, i've realized this is something western writers don't seem to grasp well, in Chinese/Korean novels, the final objective itself generally is Immortality while westerners prefer to just make everything not human be immortal.
You realize that Immortality means infinite time, right?
Edit: Fuuuck, i had written immorality instead of immortality...
Times is the most precious invisible recourse in our world and it would be even more valuable in a world with magic, with immortality, i can learn everything even if i don't have talent because talent becomes obsolete when there's no limit for mistakes.
Now that i think about it, a more interesting plot would be for the Slime to realize that it's primordial lifespan is ending and it needs to find a way to become immortal, then it goes out of the ruins in order to search for a way to be immortal.
It would give a more clear objective for the Slime besides "Know everything"
There's this novel called
Warlock of the Magus World, which has a similar protagonist who is searching for all knowledge in his universe but first he tries to find a way to be immortal because he needs time to experiment and test hypothesis and do all the scientific mambo-jumbo, and he has only a human's lifespan initially.
By the end of the story he becomes a cosmic horror, defeats the personification of death and then becomes omnipotent.
My "garbage explanation" is only so because I'm failing to convey what kind of story I'm trying to tell. Omni appears all powerful, until they discover they are not, from then on they use intermediaries to explore and learn of the world around them. They then focus on learning, and enhancing the power of themselves and their subordinates.
I'm not going to make Omni weak because they defeats the main plot points of an ancient being rising to power from obscurity, and all the old powers who are in stagnate fight for the world find that their ancient powers don't mean shit in the face of the oldest living thing in the world.
Yeah and i'm trying to say there's better ways to do that but i'm not good at writing myself, there's probably somebody out there with better ideas for your story.
Example: Ancient dragons taking pride in how ancient they are, how their age means they gained their power when the universe was at it's apex in terms of magical abundance. A slime creature reveals itself to be the mastermind of a rapidly growing empire, in their vanity they look down on slime, slime gives big reveal that it's older than they are, and their puny lizard brains snap like twigs as everything they thought they knew is proven wrong (Slime isn't the only one working with incomplete information, nor are they the only one resting on the laurels of past victories).
The more i think about it, the more i think you should've made a Renpy visual novel instead of a RPG maker game where it requires more gameplay. If you feel like it, i could find somebody to do the art for you, i know plenty of desperate artists who would accept any price.
