Yan’s other children ca to speak with them a few tis during this period. Kayden’s closeness to Athena was strange for all of them; it didn’t make much sense after all that Athena had said. Unfortunately, they didn’t have much weight in their words to engage in dialogue with either of them. On one side was a madman their father supported, who could beat them with impunity, and on the other was a sister who would also get away with beating them.
Each of Yan’s children had been raised to be capable of managing their own lives perfectly, aning they could very well follow their paths without the help of their siblings. For this reason, they didn’t give much importance to Athena and Kayden.
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Finally, ten thousand years had passed. By this point, Kayden had maximized his sixth sense as much as possible. He had reached the mark of 500,000 kiloters and had broken through any barriers that might have existed.
At this mont, his power easily reached the peak of peak strength among the mages in this universe. He could launch three full-force attacks, which were simply ridiculous in strength. Kayden’s strongest move had beco sothing beyond any standard or asure. He doubted there was any opponent at his level in his realm, and even among higher ones, it would be difficult to find a match.
His increase in his sixth sense was by tens, but his power increase was by hundreds. Mathematically, it was a proportional increase, but in terms of raw mana, it was sothing far beyond.
"He’s going to open it; we need to leave before we get trapped in here," Athena communicated to Kayden, pulling him from his reverie. A huge black spot opened in the skies; the day had finally co to say goodbye to this paradise.
"Haya, you must ask Reyna for permission to be my second wife," Kayden said these words along the way, and a slight furrow appeared on Athena’s brow.
"Jarvan, I’m heading to the upper world. You’ve served well all these years. If you want to join and abandon your pack, just nod your head." This was the last test for the wolf.
Kayden had perfectly molded him into one of the most fearso animals this plane had ever seen. He was a true sixth-realm mage with eight bolts of lightning, superior to anything this plane had ever created before. Furthermore, Kayden had made him develop a lightning path.
"I’ve held the pack leader," Jarvan communicated. He had been a lone wolf for many years in power, and only Kayden could provide him with true companionship.
With that, the four of them floated toward the black spot, among the first to leave. The order didn’t matter, as ti was compressed, so everyone would leave at the sa ti. It was no surprise that, on the other side, all the people who had entered were there.
Most had grown in aura to a palpable level. The ones who had grown the most were Haya and Jasmine, their strength light years ahead since they entered this environnt. But the truth was that it was Kayden who had reached the true pinnacle of power.
"Athena, what are you doing with the master?" Atlas appeared beside them imdiately, and...
"ROAR!" Jarvan leaped at the boy with high speed and exploded with lightning from his mouth directly onto Atlas’s throat.
"No, he’s a friend," Kayden grabbed the wolf by the neck as if he were a plush toy. "Everyone here is a friend. You don’t need to assert dominance over any of them." Atlas’s heart was racing from the fright.
He was a strong mage in the fourth realm, but this was a high-level sixth-realm beast and... incredibly cute. Atlas loved animals, and this one was no exception, especially after Kayden released him, and the wolf rubbed against his leg in a clear sign of apology and friendship.
"Athena and I have beco friends during this period. She will co live with us from today onward," Kayden’s words took everyone by surprise, including Athena, who had no idea, and everyone else who knew of her strength.
"I don’t recall that," Athena muttered, glaring at Kayden.
"I spared you from coming uninvited and living off without notifying anyone," Athena was about to retort, but Kayden pinched her cheeks with a level of intimacy no one there had ever seen before.
Not even Reyna had this kind of closeness with Kayden. Furthermore, Athena was the darling of all of Yan’s children, not to ntion she was the darling of Yan and Amanda. At that mont, an extrely heavy aura descended upon Kayden.
Amanda appeared, floating around them, not even glancing at Kayden. She inspected Athena thoroughly, and only after finding nothing wrong did she turn to talk to Kayden.
"Who do you think you are to have such intimacy with Athena?" Amanda’s aura should have suffocated any mortal to the point where they couldn’t even move their eyes, but Kayden responded calmly.
"We’re just two good friends, my lady, nothing more." Kayden’s words were completely sincere, earning him a slap on the back of the head from Athena.
"Sorry, my hand slipped," everyone was stunned by this completely out-of-the-ordinary interaction.
"Even a friend of my daughter must be special."
"That’s right! Who do you think you are? Prove that you can be this close to Princess Athena."
"Yes! She deserves only the best of the best!" Cries like this ca from all sides, from low-realm mages to false gods at the peak of the ninth realm. Kayden just smiled. It had been a long ti since he’d been challenged.
"Atlas, honor is sothing you must defend only once in your life, so always make sure to leave a good impression," Kayden ignored everyone else and gave a life lesson to his disciple.
"Face , boy! I am one of the future pillars of the false gods, a true sixth-realm mage with nine impressive bolts of lightning." Several other challenges were thrown at Kayden, but he ignored them all.
"You are not on my level," Kayden began levitating in front of the greatest elite mages in the world of the false gods. Even so gods were present, and they were all visibly confused by the form of Kayden’s sixth sense—it was a true enigma.
The boy’s statent was utterly absurd amidst so many geniuses. Moreover, he ignored people who had never been disregarded in their lives. If he didn’t put on a spectacle at that mont, he would be destroyed by the people around him.
"I do not permit your existence," Kayden’s voice ca out in a neutral tone, and a small hole in the void appeared, erasing an imnse area before everyone’s eyes. Kayden had used the void to avoid damaging the surrounding region.
A completely surreal amount of mana concentrated in his hand, far beyond what any sixth-realm mage should be capable of manipulating. It was utterly terrifying.
All of this ford into an aura slash that, at that mont, was truly an enormous line covering a vast area. Kayden’s attack shot into the sky at high speed, and within seconds, it disappeared into the horizon.
None of the weaker mortals could understand what had just happened. Kayden had made an insane attack, but it seed sowhat dull to most who didn’t grasp the power of the attack.
Since it hadn’t been aid at them, most had no idea how monstrous that attack truly was—it exceeded the spiritual senses of most seventh-realm mages, and that was bizarre.
BOOOOOOOOM!
An unparalleled dust wave appeared in the skies. No rocks fell; it was just a massive explosion of dust. After a few seconds, everyone could see that it wasn’t even dust—it was just the pressure of space being pushed.
"He blew up a moon," one of the false gods murmured in complete shock.
When the moon was obliterated by Kayden’s devastating attack, a wave of magical power swept across the firmant. The air around it distorted, trembling as if the very fabric of reality was being pressed. The stars seed to waver, the night sky lighting up with an intense glow as the destruction of the moon triggered a series of cosmic reactions. The unbalanced gravitational forces created visible vortices of energy, swirling in space with a spectral glow. The impact reverberated through the ground like sacred thunder, a primordial force pushing the air and causing mountains to tremble like leaves in the wind.
The dust floating in the sky wasn’t ordinary dust—it was fragnts of magical matter being disintegrated and rearranged by the forces of the attack. The pressure of the destruction manifested as an imnse distortion of space-ti, where the horizon seed to bend and fragnt in the distance. The shockwave traveled across the world, and seventh-realm mages, powerless in the face of such vast power, felt their spiritual senses collapse. For those with magical affinity, it was as if an incomprehensible force had rewritten the very laws of the cosmos.
Author’s note: my father had an accident, and I had to rush ho, sorry for the days without chapters, it was all very fast.
Author’s note2: we will return to single chapters, after a month of testing I didn’t notice any change in the %
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