MIGHT AS WELL BE OP Chapter 892: Roses And Lotuses

Capítulo 892: Roses And Lotuses

Anthony stepped through the portal, and the mont he erged on the other side, color, light, and reality itself flooded his vision. The sensation was brief yet welcoming, as though the world had montarily lost its shape before reforming around him. One after another, the others stepped out behind him, taking their positions around him. They found themselves standing within a vast chamber inside what appeared to be a castle.

The walls were tall and elegantly structured, carved with designs that carried an ancient and regal air. The ceiling arched high above them, supported by pillars that radiated quiet money. Despite the grandeur of the place, it was still, unmistakably, just another room.

“Bruh,” Lucian imdiately complained, his voice echoing slightly within the chamber, “while I understand that you’re trying to find your girlfriend, at least you could have opened a portal to sowhere we can actually look around. This is our first ti coming to the Celestial Planet, your ho planet. You can’t just bring us to a room. We’ve seen way too many rooms in our lives already.”

His frustration was clear, though beneath it lay disappointnt. His plans of copying various abilities belonging to mbers of the Celestial race had vanished the mont they arrived sowhere so isolated. To him, this was a wasted opportunity.

“I second that,” Aura Nova replied imdiately. She was big on exploration. As an avid reader, she loved discovering new places, tasting unfamiliar cuisines, and experiencing different cultures firsthand. She had been mildly excited about visiting the Celestial Planet, but being brought directly into a room, a fucking room, caused that excitent to evaporate almost instantly.

Aaaninja, hearing their complaints, simply shook his head as he replied calmly, “There is nothing to explore. The sa things that exist on your planets exist here as well. Nothing special.” He sighed softly as he spoke, as though this conversation had already tired him.

“I personally have a question,” Anthony stated. “I know planets exist on different scales and sizes, but how can the entire Celestial race fit into a single planet? Isn’t that unreasonable?” He had always found this concept unmathematical in a sense. Fitting an entire race into one planet sounded insane. Wouldn’t the planet eventually balloon outward and collapse? The sa question applied to other top races as well.

Hearing Anthony’s question, Aaaninja paused before beginning his explanation. “Although it’s called a planet, it’s not actually a planet per se. Just like how humans within our galaxy cannot fit onto a single planet, the sa applies to us and other races.” He paused briefly, then continued, “We have our own solar system, one that we created ourselves. Every planet within that solar system contains only mbers of the Celestial race… well, aside from normal races like beasts, monsters, and the like, obviously.” He gestured slightly as he spoke. “Then our entire solar system is sealed off within a separate plane of existence. That’s essentially how the Celestial race, and other top races, handle population and space.”

“I see,” Anthony murmured to himself.

With a thought, Anthony expanded his Sense Do. Normally, he limited it to a few ters, or at most a kiloter, whenever he was around friends or other people. This ti, however, it unfurled far wider, spreading outward with silent ease. Through it, he confird everything Aaaninja had explained. Not that he doubted him, Anthony simply preferred to see things for himself.

After observing the structure of the sealed plane and solar system, Anthony’s senses shifted toward Zachary and Nyxss, Aaaninja’s parents. They were seated within a pool of whitish, milky liquid, their bodies subrged as the substance worked to heal damage to their very essence.

‘Don’t they have healers or health potions?’ Anthony thought to himself. He shook his head the next instant. Not every healer was as absurdly powerful as his grandmother, Irene, soone capable of healing planetary-level beings and restoring them to peak condition within a single day, as casually as taking a walk. With that thought, Anthony retracted his Sense Do, reducing it back to a few ters around him. He wasn’t particularly interested in spying on people.

The group began to move forward. The mont Aaaninja opened the door leading out of the chamber, a man standing outside imdiately dropped to his knees.

“Young Master, you are back…” the man spoke, relief evident in his voice. He was Aaaninja’s personal bodyguard, a man who had been with him since birth. He was also the one who had accompanied Aaaninja during his first encounter with a Ten-Winged Angel.

“You can stop worrying,” Aaaninja said calmly as he placed a hand on the man’s shoulder. “You know those Angels are only embarking on a suicide mission.” The man nodded silently. Although he knew of Aaaninja’s power, worry was sothing he simply could not suppress.

With that, they walked past him and continued down the hallway. None of them teased Aaaninja for being called “Young Master.” After all, they were all Young Masters in their own right, aside from Aura Nova, who had grown up as an orphan… but she was still a Young Master in a sense.

After making a few turns through the castle’s corridors, they arrived before another door. Aaaninja knocked calmly before pushing it open. Inside the room were roses and lotuses of various types and sizes, their fragrance filling the air. Sitting at a table within the room was Altheria. She sat casually, holding a glass filled with red wine, utterly unbothered.

Her eyes shifted toward the door. The mont they fell on Aaaninja, she smiled warmly. “You’re back,” she said, her tone filled with love.

Aaaninja smiled like a man hopelessly smitten. “I am,” he replied. He walked forward and planted a kiss on her lips. None of the others entered the room. They remained at the doorway, watching as Aaaninja instantly turned romantic and openly affectionate.

Unlike Aaaninja’s personal guard, who had worried endlessly during his absence, Altheria had not been concerned in the slightest. It wasn’t that she cared less for him or lacked love. No, she simply knew how ridiculously strong he was. She had known that even before they began dating. If Vega were in Altheria’s position, she would have reacted in the exact sa way.

Aaaninja explained the group’s plans to Altheria. She listened quietly, then shook her head with a smile, amused by his ability to travel into another Tiline, sothing she hadn’t been aware of. She wasn’t naive enough to believe she knew all of Aaaninja’s abilities. To her, he might as well invent a new one every day.

She stood from her seat and spoke calmly. “Let’s go then.” With that, the group prepared to move.