This chapter is titled “Dojigiri-Yasutsuna”
And I think the below comment on the patreon edition summarises it well:

Silva: Title drooooop!!! Damn, I really thought Lily had to do a really long fetch quests (like in most common RPG games) and find the whatsit princess in whatchamacallit island to upgrade Yastusuno… not like this.

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This chapter is actually meant to be in two parts but the scheduler for uploads did not account for this and told me to upload 930 and 931 today.
As a result you get three chapters this today!

You may rejoice.
Clap for me.
Both parts of 930 have been combined into this MEGA chapter for your reading pleasure.
You are most welcome. I worked overtime to edit a third chapter today.

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» Vol. 9: Chapter 44 «

I applied to a job the other night and haven’t received an immediate rejection.
This is the second time I haven’t been immediately rejected by a company with a “we will let you know immediately if you fail” policy.
This means that I might get an interview.

That’s when I will get rejected instead.

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» Vol. 9: Chapter 43 «

I finished the Crimson Fleet questline in Starfield today.
I was pleasantly surprised by it, I did kind of rush through it though because I was only doing it for the ending where you defeat the pirates instead of join them.
That said, I was pleasantly surprised by the fact that there were unique ship parts connected to the questline.

I shouldn’t have been too surprised.
The UC Vanguard questline also had unique Vanguard ship weapons and shield tech, but they were just variants of existing weapons.
No the Crimson Fleet quests actually had some stat buffing ship equipment you unlock through it!
Which kind of sucks because I destroyed all the pirates in the finale so now I only have one ship that will ever have those unique parts…
(They’re really good parts.)
I also like the lore behind them.

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» Vol. 9: Chapter 42 «

I’ve reached a point in my Starfield playthrough where I am now doing quests purely because I want to do the questlines rather than them making sense for my character.
Like I joined a gang for one mission then I starter another and now I am making questionable chemical substances.
None of these make sense for my character but dammit I want to experience the different stories and get that exp!

Also I laughed quite a bit when I did one of the missions and had to apply for a grunt job but my character backstory and skills were all geared to like high end academics, so they said I was grossly overqualified.

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» Vol. 9: Chapter 41 «

I won’t keep you around, we all know why we’re here.

That massive cliffhanger from yesterday!
Let’s get going! YEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH.

Yes, I am sleep deprived, how did you know?

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» Vol. 9: Chapter 40 «

I have just over 60 hours in Starfield now.
If I keep this up for 10 times longer then it will dethrone Stellaris as my most played game!

Which is probably not going to happen, I go through very very intense bouts of playing Stellaris nonstop when the moods hit.
I haven’t done it for a few months strangely, but I will return eventually, you can be sure of it.
Actually it was the combat rebalance killing all my mods that sent me away I think.

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