As we made our way to the entrance of the rides, I saw all kinds of people; couples out on dates, families having fun together, little kids screaming in delight, and more. Everyone seemed happy and full of joy, and it was nice to see them, even if they were just dolls.
When I first built the place, it felt empty and hollow, so I started to add people, but this time I waved my hand, and the people started to clear out until there were only people operating the rides and stands. I finally had a world of real people that could fill this place, and people could come and visit, not just gods and goddesses.
After buying our tickets, Draconia and I headed right for the thrill rides, eager to get our hearts racing and adrenaline pumping. The first ride we went on was one called 'ThunderBolt,' and it was an absolute blast! We whipped around curves and loops, soaring through the air for what felt like an eternity until, finally, we came to a stop.
