546 Minor Divinity (2/2)

”I am sorry, Lar. I haven't been strong enough.”

After teleporting behind Awat, Yale believed that he would be able to hit him. After all, he made a breakthrough when teleporting, so he believed that Awat hadn't noticed the teleportation because Awat was also with his guard down, but it had been useless.Find authorized novels in Webnovel，faster updates, better experience，Please click visiting.

The Minor Space Divinity wasn't easy to reach, and the same applied to reach the bottleneck before reaching it, which Yale had just accomplished, but although it wasn't easy compared to most Minor Divinities, it was too easy compared to the Minor Time Divinity.

After all, even the chief and Awat reached the Minor God threshold in space, so it couldn't be compared to the Minor Time Divinity, which no one reached before.

”Master is strong enough. Your opponent broke the rules.”

Lar said that, but she also felt that she lost. Those words were just because she didn't want to admit it openly.

”Rules doesn't matter in a real battle. If we had been facing someone with this strength in a real battle, it would have been our end.”

Yale hadn't used all his power in the battle, but that was because it was useless as Awat would have countered it perfectly.

That had been the first time he had felt so powerless after ascending, but it also helped him to understand that he still needed to train a lot to reach that level.

Awat was far older than Yale. In fact, he had lived for far more time than Yale's universe existed. Even Alrein counting all the time he spent looping due to the curse wasn't enough to match Awat's age.

Yale had lived a lot of years, but in front of people like Awat and the chief, he was still like a child, which was very frustrating.

Knowing that, Yale made a decision.

”System, organize my strength regarding this universe. Anything too weak to be used practically here can be omitted.”

Yale hadn't relied on the system since he felt that his power was high enough to not need to evaluate it like he did when being weak, but after that battle, he knew that he had been overconfident.

He felt that he measured his strength correctly, but he couldn't truly be impartial when evaluating his own strength, so he decided to use the system that didn't have any bias despite being created by him.

[True Name: Astel.]

[Used Names: Yale. Liye.]

[Membership of the Council of Gods (unusable).]

[Immortal Level: 8]

[Minor Divinity: Ice. Reincarnation.]

[Pre-divinity Bottleneck: Crafting. Sword. Space.]

The new menu showed by the system was quite short since everything that wasn't already on the bottleneck before obtaining a Minor Divinity wasn't shown.

Against people of Awat's level, anything weaker than the bottleneck was completely useless. Time was an exception, but the system omitted it to standardize the information.

”Minor Divinity? Wasn't it called Minor God threshold?”

Yale was somewhat shocked by the name, but after thinking how Alter Yale modified the system, he stopped worrying because he was sure that the change in name was due to some information Alter Yale gave to the system.

”Master, what are you saying?”

Lar didn't understand why Yale was speaking alone.

”Nothing, don't worry.”

Yale completely forgot that Lar could hear him. After all, she was in sword form, and Yale never worried about speaking with a sword present.

It wasn't until a week later that Yale left his room. Awat had also spent that time in seclusion thinking of how careless he had been to be forced to activate his armor.

He knew that after seeing Yale fall, he had already thought that the battle was over, and thus, hadn't expected the last hit. If it hadn't been because his intuition the attack would have hit him. Of course, that would be a scratch at most, but it still hurt his pride since he knew that the same could have happened with an opponent far stronger than Yale.

In a real battle, he knew that being careless at the end of the battle could have ended up with serious consequences, so he was grateful that Yale had shown him that one could never lower the guard.

Awat left his room the same day as Yale, but neither of them said something about the battle they had. Both of them had that battle in their mind, but neither wanted to speak about it.