Michael Wilson
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Life aboard the citadel was… not as boring as I had expected it to be. And at the same time, not as exhausting as I had worried. Among the representatives, nobody living in the citadel really had a problem with each other. Well, aside from the dwarf. But that was less hostility, and more because he was just grumpy that we didn’t have a mine for him. Thankfully, with some help from Tubrock, we managed to work something out. The dwarven god created a set of gates, much like those that the heroc used…-
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When I arrived in the library, the first thing that I noticed wasn’t the area that they had cleared for their experiment, but rather the goddess that was standing next to that area. Ryone sent a small wave towards my direction as I entered the room, greeting me. “Hey, Dale.” I blinked in surprise when I saw the Goddess of Magic herself seeming so interested in a mortal experiment, before she quickly explained. “The two of them don’t have enough mana themselves for an enchantment of this level,…
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After Tsubaki had finished her report, I stepped up from my throne and began to walk down towards the floor below. “Well, let’s go meet everyone.” I said, rather casually. Since I planned to stay here for a prolonged period, it would not be a good idea to try to maintain a ‘supreme almighty overlord’ persona in front of the representatives. For one, such an act would be mentally exhausting to maintain for even one full day. I could imagine it becoming unbearable not long after it started,…
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Glancing inwardly at my spiritual realm, I gave a small, satisfied nod when I saw the seed of world sight. Currently, it was too small to offer me any real benefits, but I would be able to expand it over time. It would just… require me to stay descended for a while. That in itself wasn’t that much of a bad thing anymore. The world had advanced to a point where I could be satisfied staying for a prolonged period. At least, more satisfied than I was when I was on the ocean voyage. As I mentally…
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It was hard to tell just how long I had spent in my training this time. Every now and then, whenever I was taking a break between attempts at creating world sight, Terra would send me a message to update me on the happenings of the world. I learned that it took Tsubaki six full years to complete her training in Hell, but Terra wouldn’t tell me what level she had grown to. She also let me know that Anna had been doing well over the ten year break, and that the world was very slowly starting to adapt to…
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Once I had returned to the Admin Room, I set the time to fast forward once again while Leowynn rushed out to go learn more from Irena. This time, my aim was to skip ahead by ten years, while giving myself some more time to train the World Sight. After creating the world spirit queen, I thought that I had an idea on how to finally perform the fusion successfully. As for Tsubaki or Anna, I wasn’t really worried about them. Not only had so many people assured me that Tsubaki could handle it, but she even…
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Hermiod. Bihena’s voice sounded out in the mind of the old man, causing his eyes to wide as he was playing with his adopted daughter. It’s time. “Oh, dear.” He gave a low chuckle as he rose to his feet, feeling his back popping. “It seems to finally be that time, then.” “What time, Papa?” Anna asked from just in front of him. Her hair was as dark as night, her skin fair. On her face was a kind smile, her two different colored eyes staring up at him. One blue, and the other green.…
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I let out a sigh of relief once Tsubaki had left the room, glancing around at the ‘mess’ she had made. I could still feel traces of energy within some of the gore, and knew that she had not perfectly formed her body. However, it was true that she got the vast majority of it, so the rest shouldn’t be a problem. Moreover, there was only one real reason that I was comfortable with sending her to ‘hell’, the monster side of the Underworld. Irena had first assured me that Tsubaki met every…
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Tsubaki stood alone in one of the secret rooms of the Sky Citadel. To her knowledge, this appeared to be a training room of sorts, meant to block out any energies that might leak as a result of training. She understood that it was likely meant to offer the Keeper a place to train where they could not be disturbed. Tsubaki felt guilty using this room for her own purposes, but she had made her resolve. The Keeper had given her permission to attempt to unlock the Perfect Self. And she had worked for over…
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Before I left the Citadel, I had Aurivy call in the new representatives that wanted to be living there as well, and gave them the tour, much like I had with Melora, Tsubaki, and Trixy. It was… rather helpful that they had all learned to properly speak English, as it meant less work for the goddesses to translate. And once that was taken care of, I met with the new representative of the heroc. Unsurprisingly, he did not want to stay in the Citadel, being far too fond of battle to give up that life for…
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