Shao Mi looked at with suspicious eyes.
She could tell there was more to my words, but it didn’t matter to .
As long as Zayen believed , all was well.
"So, it’s finished?" Shao Mi asked, her voice more neutral than before. It seed like she didn’t like the idea of having a wife already.
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I t her gaze, unflinching. "Yes, it’s finished."
She crossed her arms, her expression unreadable. "And you’re sure the clan leader is dead?"
"Yeah," I replied. "Trusts ."
Her eyes narrowed, but she said nothing. I knew that she was a bit suspicious .
But who could bla ?
Even kings have dozens of wives.
A god like should be allowed to marry thousands, if not more. There was no way I would be satisfied with just a few hundreds.
Silence hung between us for a mont. I could feel the weight of her judgnt, but I stood by my decision.
This was my destiny, and no one, not even her could change that.
As for Zayen, she fell asleep, maybe because the relief of avenging her son’s death loosened all her pent-up emotions.
I watched her peaceful face for a mont, then turned back to Shao Mi. Her eyes were still full of questions, but she remained silent.
"What’s next?" she finally asked, breaking the silence.
"We get out of here," I said firmly. "I still have to visit those United Power bunch in Earth."
"Wait, but you said you can’t just get out like you wish because you would have to spend too much energy?" She raised her eyebrows still rembering the lie I told her before .
"Ah, yes… I had so insights during the fight and have ascended higher," I declared, my face beaming with pride. "I am now a Supre God Archmage!"
Shao Mi’s eyes widened slightly, a mix of surprise and skepticism flashing across her face. "Supre God Archmage?" she repeated
"Why do I feel like you’re just making up titles on the spot ?" She asked with a doubtful look.
"Of course not. It’s just that in my world, I’m the only person who has reached this level so far. So, by default, I’m allowed to na the new level."
"But adding a god?" her voice trailed off.
I shrugged, a grin spreading across my face. "Well, it’s fitting, don’t you think?"
"I suppose it is. And you’re very arrogant and condescending, so it fits you perfectly."
"..." I decided to shut up.
My low-key and humble image was slowly being shattered by her.
"Stop," my voice echoed, and both Shao Mi and Zayen’s sense of ti froze.
I still had sothing to do, and having them around to watched would only slow down with endless questions.
I appreciated the banter, but when a man is busy, sotis it’s best if a woman just stays quiet and lets us handle it.
All the talking would only add to the workload .
’Let’s see,’ I murmured, closing my eyes to scan the entire small world.
This place was as big as my own, but because I hadn’t created it myself, it took a full ten minutes to cover everything.
The mont my consciousness covered it, I began integrating my own energy into it.
I was making it my own.
As I did that, every living being in the world beca connected to . I couldn’t control them directly, but I could feel them through the environnt.
Next on my agenda, I searched for any survivors. Because of the unique energy signature of the Zol Clan mbers, it didn’t take long to find them.
Even that woman Zendy was alive. It was only those who supported Zelly joined the fray, and most won did not participate in the fight which was a good news for .
I spared Zelly despite her villain-like figure. I would gladly welco these beautiful won with open arms as long as they satisfy my needs.
Zol Clan mbers were built differently so they could withstand Super hardcore sex better than humans, which made them more valuable in my opinion.
But that would be a topic for another day.
Right now, my plan was to connect this world to my own and rge them together.
First, in order to rge the two worlds together without risking their destruction due to space fluctuation, I devised a plan.
I would connect with my own world and designate a specific area where I could transfer this place. It was a modular type of rging, allowing for a controlled integration.
Once the connection was established, I would create barrier in this world to contain it.
At the sa ti, I would placed a protective barrier around my own world to shield both area from any remnants of space fluctuation.
While the concept seed simple in my words, the computational demands were imnse.
It required to release all my restrictions, tapping into the full extent of my power.
This process showed the complexity of controlling space and the challenges inherent in manipulating such fundantal forces.
As I closed my eyes, I focused on the mark I had placed on my world. With a surge of power, I connected to it, feeling its presence resonate within .
Once the connection was established, I began the intricate process of binding the two worlds together.
In a simplified form, it was akin to pulling two islands together using a magical rope.
I visualized the strands of energy weaving between the two world, drawing them closer with each intricate knot.
With everything going according to plan, I followed through with each step I had envisioned.
After 2 hours, the two worlds finally combined, their boundaries rging seamlessly.
However, the space fluctuation was still too strong, reminding of the delicate balance that still needed to be maintained.
For now, the protective barrier I had created would need to stay in place, shielding both worlds from being rip apart by space storms.
It was a temporary asure, but necessary until the energies stabilized and the integration was complete.
"I should check on Sung Hei, now that I’m here,"
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