Yale was lying on a hammock in the garden of the house. There had been several thousand years since he returned to Alrein’s Universe, and life had been peaceful for him.

It wasn’t that there were no problems at all, but nothing that Yale couldn’t solve in an instant given his power.

Yale hadn’t forgotten about training, but he also started to take some time to relax. It wasn’t strange that he went for tourism to other universes with Lina, Ange, Aiwai, or others.

Having the True Dimensional Divinity, going to other universes was extremely easy for him.

He even teleported the whole country that Wyba made back to Alrein’s Universe.

The remains Weapon Spirit Tribe also migrated there with Yale’s help.

In those thousands of years, Yale resurrected a lot of people, including the masters of most members of the Weapon Spirit Tribe. There were just a few that decided that it was better if they continued to live as a tribe taking care of other weapon spirits that lost their masters.

After all, Yale helped the Weapon Spirit Tribe because they had helped him before, so there was no way that he went resurrecting everyone just because they asked him.

With Yale’s Ture Resurrection Divinity, all the masters resurrected perfectly without the need for reincarnation, but some still decided to reincarnate to avoid their enemies or to obtain some background. After all, Yale resurrected them, but Yale wouldn’t be protecting them after that.

Of course, Yale also resurrected a lot of people that died in the past like Zuatania and Hyrk.

As long as they had a connection with Yale, he decided to resurrect them. As for others who died in the previous was without any relationship with Yale, they remained dead.

Even the woman Swordmad liked was resurrected to make Swordmad happy. After so many years, they already had a huge family.

Resurrecting women that loved him had been a problem for Yale, but he still did it because he felt that he owed them at least that. However, after the resurrection, Yale made clear to them that he was already married and didn’t have romantic feelings for anyone else.

The only ones impossible to resurrect were the Mysterious Expert and Alter Yale because their souls already existed.

After all, Alter Yale and Yale were the same person on different timelines, and the Mysterious Expert was born from merging different existences, so as long as a single one of those existed, resurrection was impossible, and Yale himself was one those, so there was no way.

Of course, Yale hadn’t forgotten about training nor the plan, but neither were things that could show effects in a short span.

While lying on the hammock, Yale was checking the system.

[True Name: Astel.]

[Used Names: Yale. Liye.]

[Membership of the Council of Gods.]

[Level: Great God]

[True Divinity: Dimensional. Resurrection.]

[Great Divinity: Ice. Reincarnation. Lie. Illusion. Rage. Time. Curse. Water. Spear. Crafting. Sword. Space. Earth. Metal. Lightening. Archery. Whip. Lance. Hammer. Axe. Fire. Wind. Light. Darkness. Life. Death. Rod. Poison. Martial Arts. Battle. Elemental. Perseverance. Scythe. Leadership.]

[Great God Weapons: Lar (Spirit), Tawa (Spirit)]

“If even the system is showing it like that, it is fine.”

Yale thought while observing the information that the system was showing him.

“Father, Lily, and Bashi are battling again.”

When Yale heard Ange’s voice, he just sighed.

“Again?”

Bashi was Shiba’s son. His name was decided by Eini unilaterally no matter how much Shiba complained.

“Yes, as for their reason… Well, the same as always…”

Ange felt shame when thinking about why they were battling.

Lily was her little sister, but Bashi was her cousin, so since he was born, she treated him as if he was her own little brother.

When Bashi tell her as a child that he wanted to marry her, she just took as a kid’s joke, but she didn’t expect that he would remain saying the same after growing up.

The worst part was that although Lily ignored those words while Bashi was little, when he grew up, Lily started arguing with him constantly about who would marry Ange.

Ange didn’t have romantic feelings for anyone. She always felt the fact that the two of them liked her wasn’t so serious until they started to battle.

Yale and Alrein worked together to upgrade the universe, so it was already the highest kind of universe, training wasn’t that difficult as long as it didn’t imply reaching godship.

Thus, Lily and Bashi were both ninth level immortals, and the destructive power of their battles couldn’t be underestimated.

Although Ange was a Great God with the capability to stop them, she was the reason for the fight, so that wasn’t the best option. Thus, she went to ask for Yale’s help.

Ange’s talent was far too great, which made others felt the shame of their own talent. She even obtained the Minor Time Divinity, but she wasn’t the next one after Alrein because that was Kanai, Yale’s mother.

She managed to obtain it while still being a ninth level immortal, but since Kanai had been a Demigod in her past life, she still had some difficulties in reaching godship, although for the same reason, once reached it, her progress would be extremely fast.

After she obtained the Minor Time Divinity, Kroh took her as a disciple. After all, she was the one who received that soul fragment, which was very important for Kroh, and Kroh always wanted a disciple with the Minor Time Divinity.

Yale and Alrein were both too quick on their improvement, so when they met Kroh, they already had a similar standing, so asking them to be Kroh’s disciples was unreasonable.

Training with Kroh, Kanai surpassed her training problems and reached godship long ago. She was already a Great God.

Ange was far stronger than her master, Gerken, who was just a Minor God and reached that level after Ange, so she managed to become that strong relying on her own effort.

She rarely even asked for Yale’s help, with the exception of the time she wanted to obtain Minor Resurrection Divinity when she really begged Yale to teach her.

The Minor Resurrection Divinity was far more limited than the True Resurrection Divinity, but Ange still liked it.

The battle between Lily and Bashi ended immediately after Ange spoke to Yale. He made them feel ten years of isolation in an independent dimension before freeing them. Just a second passed for Yale and Ange.

“Do you know why you were punished?”

Lily and Bashi reappeared in front of Yale after being freed, and they were both kneeling.

“Yes, father, I am sorry.”

Lily knew that being isolated only ten years was because Yale was being soft with them, but if they didn’t repent of their actions, he could send them to spend more time there.

“I am also sorry, uncle.”

Bashi had learned from their parents how strong his uncle was, and he tasted his punishments a few times, so he didn’t dare to be stubborn.

Although Lily and Bashi were still trying to win Ange’s affection, they didn’t dare to provoke another ruckus soon.

If they were alone, they would be happy with Ange playing her big sister role, but since the two had the same thoughts, they couldn’t avoid clash from time to time.

“You can go. Don’t provoke me more problems. I want to read a book now.”

Although those two were ninth level immortals, their battles were just kid’s play for Yale. He didn’t take them too seriously.

With the level of that universe, as long as the place someone lives weren’t tagged as only for mortals, reaching at least seventh level immortal at adulthood wasn’t strange for even those without talent.

Thus, for those of Yale’s family, being ninth level immortals wasn’t strange at all.

Of course, Lina was also a Great God. With her talent and Yale’s guidance, that wasn’t difficult at all. However, Yale was the only one in his family that knew about the existence of True Gods, and he wasn’t planning to tell them.

As long as they weren’t True Gods, Yale would be able to resurrect them, so he preferred that they stayed as Great Gods rather than trying to advance more.

There were several Great Gods in Alrein’s universe at that moment, but most of them just had one Great Divinity, so they were quite weak as Great Gods.

However, most of them were far older than Yale. Besides Ange and Lina, the only one from a similar era having become a Great God was Shiba. Eini was only a God at that moment.

Tofesh also managed to become a Great God with Yale’s help, but he wasn’t from Alrein’s Universe, so he wasn’t counted.

Alrein had advanced to True God long ago since the True Miracle Divinity was more than enough to erase the problem of that level.

Most of Yale’s friends after reincarnation were already ninth level immortals and left the universe to seek adventures in other places, hoping to advance to Minor Gods.

Yale could appear at their side at any moment they were in real danger, so he was at ease with them leaving.

While starting to read a book, Yale sighed.

“It is sad, but I have the feeling that this time of peace won’t last for too long.”

For someone at his level, that feeling was like being certain that something would happen.

However, he wasn’t worried at all because he was conscious of his true power.