Adrian had long understood that infrastructure alone wasn't enough.
People needed connection.
Not just messaging or trade—but shared experience, shared growth, and shared pride. His apps had educated, empowered, and challenged users. But now, he wanted to unite them.
So he launched [Shared iMonster].
It was an evolution of the original iMonster system—digital familiars that users could summon, train, and evolve. But this time, the creatures weren't just personal companions. They were communal.
Each town, school, guild, or family could now raise a Shared iMonster together.
The system was simple but brilliant:
Every user contributed coins, prayers, and training time.
The iMonster grew based on collective effort.
Its form, abilities, and personality reflected the group's culture and values.
A farming village raised a gentle earth-based turtle that helped with crop blessings. A warrior guild raised a fierce lightning wolf that boosted combat morale. A school raised a curious wind fox that enhanced learning speed.
Adrian added features to deepen engagement:
Shared Chat: Users could message each other through the iMonster's interface, sharing tips, stories, and strategies.
Blessing Sync: The iMonster could distribute passive blessings to all contributors, scaling with its growth.
Evolution Events: When a Shared iMonster reached a milestone, it triggered a local celebration—fireworks, music, and bonus coins.
The launch was a sensation.
Towns competed to raise the most majestic creatures. Guilds used Shared iMonsters as mascots. Families bonded over training sessions. Even nobles began sponsoring evolution events to boost their prestige.
Adrian's Divine Power surged.
The AI tracked group dynamics, optimized blessing distribution, and began suggesting new features—territorial trials, inter-iMonster duels, and collaborative quests.
The Internet wasn't just infrastructure.
It was becoming identity.
And with Shared iMonster, Adrian had created something rare: a divine feature that turned strangers into allies, users into communities, and prayers into pride.