"Thank you, I still have a lot of ti, but at the sa ti, it’s nothing." Kayden had completely lost track of ti. He could have spent a few million years in this place or several tens of billions.
"What are the requests?" They were reaching the final phase. Only a few dozen billion years remained, and most of the journey had already been traversed at this point. Thoth was receiving the gods.
As soon as he spoke, dozens of requests ca forth, ranging from small things like taking an apprentice out of this universe to giving even more insane techniques to mbers of this universe. Thoth listened to them all before beginning to respond.
"Accepted, accepted, accepted, denied, accepted, accepted, denied, denied, denied, denied, denied." Each god knew when he was being spoken to due to a small nudge of mana they received from Thoth.
"Special requests?" Kayden looked at the gods who were truly significant here, those with greater potential than just playing patron in random universes.
"I want to take Atlas to my private universe so he can learn to better control his strength." Thoth did not even need to think about the response.
"Denied."
"I want more ti for my disciple to prepare." Thoth also did not need much thought.
"Denied."
"I want to grant a grade-1 technique." Again, Thoth denied it. This pattern repeated for the next dozens of requests. He was unlikely to grant such great advantages to these people.
"I will grant a soul protection to a mortal." Hypnos’ voice silenced everyone. He did not make a request; he offered the privilege for the other gods to understand what he was going to do. None of them were foolish enough to open their mouths.
"All other requests will be accepted. Those denied have been notified and have up to five minutes to make another request." Thoth was forced to give in. He did not want to do this, but he knew what Hypnos’ words ant.
The techniques and treasures he granted to the other mages would create insane mages, ones who should not exist in any universe of this level. It was practically like giving weapons to children, leading to a disastrous outco. Moreover, the biggest problem was that this universe would die within a few millennia after the great event.
The amount of mana and resources being placed would completely undo the balance laws of this place and turn them into sothing insane. Void monsters and related entities would erge, space would beco thin and fragile, black holes would appear without any sense, killing all low-level mortals.
Probably only ninth-realm mages would be able to survive when the ti for the great tournant neared its end. Not a single god cared about this; this was just one universe among infinite ones. But it was different for Thoth. For so reason, this universe had a significantly higher generation of tenth-realm mages than usual.
"What does this an?" Kayden was talking to Hypnos and discovered that the final phase of this tournant was approaching. He had grown in strength at a frightening rate during this period. Kayden had beco a bizarre powerhouse, but he still had not managed to take the leap he sought.
"Your soul will not suffer any permanent damage until the end of the tournant. You can destroy every part of it, and in the end, it will regenerate in a few minutes." Kayden was stunned for a few seconds. This was sothing far beyond what he expected.
"What happened to the balance of the universe?" Kayden understood that for him to be receiving this, other mages should be receiving sothing of equal or even greater magnitude. This ant the universe would be practically…
"Destroyed. The gods have given up maintaining this universe in exchange for a better ga." Kayden nodded. He understood perfectly what Hypnos was telling him.
"How strong will the mages from this universe beco compared to the others?" Kayden changed the question to try to understand a little better what all this ant.
"The peak should reach the level of a first-tier universe or the top of a lower-tier one, depending on the place." Hypnos did not elaborate much further. "Good luck, Kayden. I have given you everything to go beyond the wildest expectations of this universe. Now it’s up to you."
Kayden could not respond before the cat disappeared from his line of sight, leaving him alone in his temporal world. The boy began thinking about how to use this soul protection to his advantage. There were many ways, but…
"Finally." Kayden took out the mana stone he had received from Yan a ridiculously long ti ago. It had been so long that he had almost forgotten its existence. But the mont he rembered sothing that could affect his soul… this stone ca directly to him.
As soon as Kayden removed it from his spatial compartnt, he felt his soul begin to fill with small mana stains. Not only that, but he also sensed a colossal amount of mana emanating from this stone. It was far beyond what he rembered or even expected. There was at least the mana of one million galaxies contained within, and this was just Kayden’s rough estimate.
That was not even the craziest part. No matter how much mana Kayden drew from this stone, it did not deplete. It was literally infinite for his current conditions. His soul began to be entirely marked with blue spots. For the first ti in his life, Kayden felt the sensation of having his soul consud by a law.
Mana beings began to erge. They climbed from the first to the sixth realm in a single second, their strength exploding in every spiritual sense Kayden had. They were practically as strong as tenth-realm mages in terms of power. Kayden could not even understand how they could be so strong with such frightening ease.
"Hunger." Kayden heard this word in his spiritual sense from one of the strongest mana beings that had erged. It was a colossal being, at least 100 ters tall, as thin as a wooden stick. Its entire body was made of mana and…
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