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"Hi there! Don't mind me, I'm just replacing the core of this planet. The deity who created this planet is really slacking on their duties, because it looks like this core hasn't been replaced since this planet was created! Planetary cores are more than just incomprehensibly vast balls of radioactive metal. You see, goddesses are so powerful that even our idle thoughts can shatter time, reshape reality, violate natural laws, cause madness... That can be very dangerous for mortals. To prevent this, we creation goddesses infuse the core of planets with our divine power, and it stabilizes reality around the planet. That provides a good place for mortals to grow and thrive without worrying about a stray goddess' horny daydreams turning their world into a non-Euclidean orgy pit, or a cruel goddess' will instantly enslaving every being on their planet. The cores do need to be replaced every couple billion years, or else their protection will start to weaken. It's a good thing I'm here, or who knows what could have happened!"

Description
"Hi there! Don't mind me, I'm just replacing the core of this planet. The deity who created this planet is really slacking on their duties, because it looks like this core hasn't been replaced since this planet was created! Planetary cores are more than just incomprehensibly vast balls of radioactive metal. You see, goddesses are so powerful that even our idle thoughts can shatter time, reshape reality, violate natural laws, cause madness... That can be very dangerous for mortals. To prevent this, we creation goddesses infuse the core of planets with our divine power, and it stabilizes reality around the planet. That provides a good place for mortals to grow and thrive without worrying about a stray goddess' horny daydreams turning their world into a non-Euclidean orgy pit, or a cruel goddess' will instantly enslaving every being on their planet. The cores do need to be replaced every couple billion years, or else their protection will start to weaken. It's a good thing I'm here, or who knows what could have happened!"