[Myriad Worlds Mastery]!
Daniel raised his palm, and a vast amount of Myriad Worlds energy instantly engulfed the Life Elder Tree. Initially, the Life Elder Tree resisted this energy, delaying the process of acquiring control over it. However, the mont the Life Elder Tree sensed Daniel’s presence, it abandoned its resistance.
After feeling this shift, Daniel’s face flickered with surprise. Could it be Laeve?
It seed that this ti, they were all doing their best to help him.
With this thought, Daniel accelerated the process of acquiring Myriad Worlds Mastery. Once the Life Elder Tree ceased resisting, everything progressed much faster.
Now, Daniel had reached the Fake God level. If he so desired, he could even spend so ti to acquire control over the entire Land of Origin.
In just a few breaths, Daniel succeeded in obtaining control over the Life Elder Tree. The massive and towering form of the tree vanished in an instant.
At the sa ti, Daniel transported the Life Elder Tree to a completely new dinsion. He also placed Luna’s body in the core of the tree to help heal her severe injuries.
Under the Life Elder Tree’s imnse vitality, Luna’s recovery accelerated significantly. Without the Life Elder Tree, Daniel wasn’t sure how much ti Luna would need to fully awaken. But even with the tree’s nurturing power, it would still take at least a few more years for Luna to completely recover.
However, Daniel had a new idea.
He reached into the Ti Corridor and retrieved the imprisoned Karlbira. Although Karlbira was still in a deep slumber, Daniel knew that controlling her with mind power wouldn’t be too difficult.
The catch, however, was that Karlbira’s current state was far from optimal, and her divine power reserves were quite limited. Therefore, Daniel had to be cautious and efficient in using her power.
This was why, when Daniel had been assisting the human race with their rituals, he hadn’t utilized Karlbira’s abilities. With her limited divine power, if used for a large-scale operation across all of humanity, it would be drained within seconds. But if it was focused solely on Luna, the situation would be manageable.
With this in mind, Daniel manipulated Karlbira to accelerate ti for Luna. After glancing at the divine power consumption, Daniel decisively set the acceleration factor to 4x. Any further acceleration would have been too much for Karlbira to handle.
Even so, Daniel couldn’t help but feel that Karlbira was an incredibly useful tool. After all, her domain power over ti was sothing even Daniel greatly envied.
But Daniel was also pondering how he could speed up Karlbira’s divine power recovery. In theory, if he could supply her with sufficient divine power, he could potentially wake Luna up instantly. But Daniel hadn’t yet figured out a proper way to replenish Karlbira’s divine power.
With everything arranged, Daniel and Milla left the City of Luck.
For Daniel, there were three key objectives at this point:
First, to synthesize the [Infinity Possibility] skill scroll.
Creating [Infinity Possibility] wasn’t just about enhancing Daniel’s personal strength; it was also one of the tasks required to complete his ascension ritual.
Second, was rescuing Kartora. While urgent, Daniel knew that this task couldn’t be rushed. He needed to prepare thoroughly before taking action.
The third task was the path Daniel had been shown by the God of Knowledge—the path to the third divine pantheon. To walk this path, Daniel needed to integrate the divine positions of the Ancient God Pantheon.
Daniel opened his backpack space and carefully examined the materials he currently had. To synthesize [Infinity Possibility], he still needed two more materials.
Although Daniel had never found any clues about these materials before, he had a simple plan. If he couldn’t find them, he would substitute them with God Rank Skill cores.
Just then, Daniel had a thought.
Both Kartora and Karlbira seed to have been involved in the synthesis of so God Rank Skill. Could it be that the materials I need are sothing they provided?
Thinking this over, Daniel turned his attention to the clues given by the God of Knowledge.
In order to enter the third divine pantheon, Daniel needed not just the divine positions from the Ancient God Pantheon but also considerable preparation. This was why Daniel had brought Milla with him, leaving the City of Luck. He needed to find a suitable location to set up the ritual.
At that mont, Milla suddenly spoke.
"Lord Daniel... no, Your Majesty Daniel!"
Milla had always known there was a connection between Daniel and the Luck Goddess. But now, in Backworld, she realized sothing terrifying. It wasn’t just the Luck Goddess who had a particular relationship with Daniel—several other gods seed to regard Daniel with great importance!
What was even more intriguing was the way they treated him: as though they were old friends, conversing on an equal footing.
What did this imply?
It ant that Daniel’s status was now equivalent to that of a god!
This realization made Milla instinctively feel more constrained in her behavior around him. As a result, her tone and deanor beca far more respectful when addressing him.
Daniel, however, didn’t pay attention to such details. Instead, he simply asked,
"How far are we from our destination?"
"About three domains away," Milla answered with a slight smile, explaining as she pointed towards a colorful cloud in the distance.
"That’s the area of Lord Faer, the God of Elents, and the City of Elents."
Daniel nodded, satisfied with Milla’s knowledge of Backworld. Although Milla seed to have only recently entered the realm, it appeared she had once had an adventure here a thousand years ago.
Of course, Daniel wasn’t particularly interested in Milla’s past adventures.
From Daniel’s perspective, Milla was essentially his guide now. With her by his side, he no longer needed to waste ti searching for his destination.
But at that mont, Milla felt a pang of unease in her heart.
The Luck Goddess, Luke, and the God of Elents, Faer, had clearly gone down different paths.
So, was it really right for her to lead Daniel to the City of Elents now?
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