426 Dead Worlds (1/2)

Yale looked at the world under him with nostalgia in his eyes.

Although he remembered leaving the world in his past life, that was his first time leaving after reincarnation, so he couldn't avoid remembering everything while observing the world from outside.

From the time when he was just a bookworm in the Roanmad Clan to the moment he left, a lot of things happened to him.

Yale strived to turn strong despite having lost his memories and made a lot of friends on his journey, but at the end, he was forced to bid farewell to them to continue his path.

Although he didn't want that outcome, his future progress would be hindered if he remained in that world, and his friends were too weak to follow him.

”Train hard, and maybe one day we will be able to travel together once more.”

Yale only thought those words, but he really hoped that one day they could travel together again.

However, their paths needed to separate for the moment as finding the Battle God to rescue Yale's father was an important mission that they couldn't delay until the other turned strong enough.

After all, although there were counted exceptions like Shiba, without having a past life or Condensed Essences, becoming an Essence God in less than a hundred thousand years was almost impossible. In fact, advancing in less than a million years after having been born was enough to be considered talented.

Of course, there were methods to hasten the speed, but those could at most be used by an Essence God towards someone who was a Law God and had a powerful soul. Otherwise, it would be more harmful than beneficial.

Eini was a Law God with quite a powerful soul, so Shiba had been helping her, but since she had lived only a bit more than thirty thousand years, it was still difficult for her.

After all, although Eini soul was quite powerful, it wasn't as powerful as the souls of Yale, Lina, and Shiba when they advanced to Essence Gods, so she was still a bit lacking.

Lar was the only one among Yale's friends with the potential to become a Law God in a short time because of her past life, but her soul was weaker than Eini's, and the time she would need to advance to an Essence God even with help would be enormous.

The rest would probably need a lot of time even to become Law Gods. After all, they didn't have any cheat like a Condensed Essence that could help them to train faster.

Wyba and Aiwai would have an easier time because they were tied to Yale's soul and that made their path a bit easier than the others. At least, with enough effort, it was difficult that any of Yale's friends became Law God before them. However, Aiwai and Wyba didn't put all her effort into training, so it was difficult to guess how much time they would need.

Although becoming a Law God wasn't as hard as becoming an Essence God, without previous lives or special means, it was almost impossible becoming one without having lived at least a thousand years.

In the same way, those who became Law God while being less than ten thousand years old were considered talents, and Yale's previous life and Lina were among the quickest to reach that level in their generation.

It wasn't without reason that they were considered part of the group of the five most talented Law Gods.

Stopping to think about the chances of his friends to reach a level safe enough to travel again with him, Yale turned his back to the world and moved towards where the other three were waiting for him.

All of them understood that it was normal for Yale being a bit emotional, so they had let him time to set his mind before continuing their journey.

Without saying anything, the four of them started to fly quickly leaving the world behind them. After a short time, they were unable to see the world, but they didn't turn their head to look back.

Although they didn't know about where the Battle God was, they knew that he wasn't near the world where they were before.

The world that Yale's father gifted to Yale was quite isolated and the surrounding planets were all devoid of life without even oxygen to breathe, so those who weren't at least Law Masters would be unable to live there.