??Chapter 968: Chapter 956 The Second Coming and Unlucky Ones
Chapter 968: Chapter 956 The Second Coming and Unlucky Ones
Muria didn’t chat with his two elders for too long, as he felt there was a generational gap between them. Thus, he hastily ended the conversation with them. Then, he could hardly wait to ask them to pass on a ssage to his wife and invite his three adorable daughters to co up and reunite with him.
“Muria, have you ascended to Legend?” Michaela quickly arrived Beyond the World after receiving the ssage and then saw her husband, whom she hadn’t seen in a hundred years, and felt the faint sense of oppression emanating from him.
“Yes, I have successfully ascended to beco a Legend!” Muria temporarily released the restraint on his power, and streaks of thunder spilled from within his body, with faint sparks drifting off him.
Then, so elent sprites with only simple instincts appeared, swirling around Muria’s body, flitting up and down around him.
“The Body of Myriad Spirits!” Seeing the visions around Muria, Michaela’s eyes lit up slightly. She had received her grandfather’s teachings many tis, so she recognized so of the external manifestations of a Legend.
“But your Body of Myriad Spirits is still far behind compared to my grandfather’s. His sprouts of power took the form of little sprites that could communicate with !”
“I’ve just made my breakthrough. This requires accumulation and takes ti; there’s no need to rush!” Muria embraced Michaela, speaking with a smile. He playfully pinched the chin of his wife, who still maintained a youthful appearance,
“When do you think you’ll be able to break through to the Legendary Peak, so that you can act together with ?”
“It’s happening soon. My power is about to reach the limit of my bloodline. When I can no longer advance no matter how hard I try, that will be the ti for
to head to the Void!”
“Then let’s reincarnate and be reborn together when the ti cos!”
“Let’s see how it goes then. If possible, we’ll do it together,” Michaela responded noncommittally to Muria’s suggestion. “There’s no need to force these things!”
“Of course there’s a need!” Muria gazed intently into Michaela’s platinum pupils, “No matter how many tis you reincarnate, there can and always will be only one husband for you—!”
“Is that what’s bothering you?” Michaela burst into laughter upon hearing Muria’s words. “To think you’re a Legend, and yet you’re so small-minded over such a trivial matter!”
“Hahaha! Mija, my heart is big enough to encompass mountains and rivers, all things great and small, but at the sa ti, it is very narrow, narrow enough to only have room for you, so narrow that I cannot tolerate any man unrelated by blood coming near you! Even if it’s your reincarnated body!”
“You’re overthinking, Muria, these things that worry you are so dull!” Michaela rolled her eyes.
“So, just wait for . Otherwise, I’ll stay and wait for you!” Muria held Michaela’s hand with unwavering determination in his eyes.
“I get it, you can go with peace of mind!” Michaela, sowhat overwheld by Muria, broke free from his embrace, as all three of her daughters had already arrived.
“Father!”
“Daddy!”
“Dad!”
Three slightly different, crisp voices arose from behind Muria. As he turned toward their direction, he imdiately saw three vibrant and distinct young girls.
“You’ve all grown up!” Seeing the three girls, Muria’s face revealed a mix of nostalgia and regret. He rembered that when he left, his three daughters were still three little lolis, and now upon his return, they had all turned into outgrown lolis.
“I’m sorry I couldn’t be there to accompany you through the most important stages of growth in your lives!” Muria expressed sincerely, feeling a faint regret in his heart.
“No problem at all, Daddy! After you left, our lives got much easier,” Tiffany replied nonchalantly to Muria’s remark.
“What are you talking about?” Gladys swung a karate chop on Tiffany’s head without any hesitation. Even though it was true, it wasn’t sothing you say in front of the person it concerned—wasn’t that asking for trouble?
“Ouch!” The Dragon Girl, struck on the head, couldn’t help but hold her head with both hands. Judging by her practised reaction, one could tell that she had often suffered similar attacks over the years.
“Hehe!” Muria laughed, “Tiffany, it seems you’ve had too much fun without my constraints. In that case, I can’t indulge you all anymore! Before I leave this ti, I will assign enough howork. You must complete the tasks I set for you before my return. When I co back, I will check your howork!”
Upon hearing Muria’s words, Tiffany was so shocked she was left gawking, then she ekly and softly asked, “So… if I don’t finish my howork, Father, what kind of punishnt do you have in mind?”
“Guess!” Muria said with a chuckle. Ti drifted slowly as Muria chatted leisurely with his daughter and soon his eldest son, Aeolus, joined them.
However, Muria didn’t discuss too many intimate matters with his son, who already possessed an upper-class deanor. It was more a matter of routine as he inquired about his recent training progress, family status, and the governance of the Empire.
Half a day later
After chatting and reminiscing with his sons and daughters, mainly with his three daughters, a content Muria stood atop a pyramid.
“Muria, your parents left for the target world ten years before you. If everything starts over, in ten years’ ti, they will have barely gained a foothold in the world! So don’t expect them to help you. When you first arrive, you will only be able to rely on yourself. So pray that you are not too unlucky,” said Dimos, who was overseeing and activating the entire Magic Array, as he reminded Muria with more detailed information.
“Unlucky? What kind of situations might I encounter if I’m unlucky?” Muria asked curiously. His first arrival had been as a primitive human in an unusually safe environnt, which allowed him ti to understand and develop within his surroundings.
“As you know, everyone is at their weakest right after reincarnation, appearing as a baby. This is the state after using the Sky Demon Secret Art, lacking sufficient self-defense capability.
This necessitates relying on the surrounding external environnt, which is very much a matter of luck. The worst-case scenario is that you have just reincarnated successfully, but your Reincarnated Body has been destroyed. In such cases, you have no choice but to start over.”
“Hmm,” Muria nodded thoughtfully, a trace of worry appearing in his heart. His luck wasn’t particularly good, but it wasn’t bad either; strictly speaking, it was below average. If given five multiple-choice questions where he had to guess the answer, he could only get one or two right.
Yet, with such luck, he had experienced a very good start in his first world. Therefore, according to the law of conservation of luck, the beginning of his second reincarnation might be more troubleso.
However, his parents had gone to this world ten years earlier to prepare. As his grandfather had said, as long as he wasn’t too unlucky, he shouldn’t face any significant problems.
“Prepare to depart!”
The Pyramid beneath Muria’s feet began to light up layer by layer, and when the entire structure was enveloped in a hazy light of energy, a Light Pillar burst forth from the apex of the Pyramid into the sky, carrying Muria’s form as it tore through the Void and disappeared within.
…
In the midst of a vast and flourishing World Community, a Light Pillar brimming with imnse power split the Void, then plumted directly into a world emanating Radiant Light.
However, as the Light Pillar breached the World Barrier, its energy quickly dissipated. The being that arrived with the Light Pillar swiftly sealed its power, blending into the world without attracting the notice of the World Will!
…
In a luxurious mansion, a golden-haired, black-eyed loli, as if sensing sothing, walked out of her room and onto the balcony. She looked up at the starry sky, where she saw a golden teor descending in a straight line from the sky to the ground.
But the teor seed too small, and as it descended to Earth from beyond the World, it was consud by high temperatures due to friction with the atmosphere, disappearing mid-air before reaching the ground.
“You’re finally here!” Watching the vanishing teor, the golden-haired loli smiled and then her face showed a playful look, “I hope you’re not as unlucky as your dad and manage to get a decent Reincarnated Body with good Talent, or else you’ll be a burden, which would be quite troubleso!”
After speaking, the golden-haired loli’s gaze shifted slightly, looking toward a shabby two-story house just one street away from her luxurious villa.
This modest two-story house was worlds apart from her villa, starkly illustrating the disparity in wealth between the two households.
In the courtyard of this rundown building, a black-haired boy about the sa age as the stargazing loli, his hair loose and wild, was shirtless. His sweat flowed like streams down his body, leaving the ground damp beneath him, contrasting sharply with the dry earth around him.
Old but sturdy exercise equipnt was neatly arranged around the boy, and in his hands, he held barbells that seed disproportionately large for his fra.
Just as the boy paused his workout and looked up at the starry sky, still seeing the afterglow of the teor’s descent, a furious voice erupted from behind him, “Aine, haven’t I told you not to play with Miss Salina next door any longer!”
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