606 Kidnapped (1/2)

Without mentioning anything of what he discovered in the Sealed Universe, Yale continued chatting with Kabur and Gloriana for a while before he decided to leave.

”I will leave now. I am still giving a special training to my best disciple, and I think that he will complete the current stage of his training soon. You two should also look for some disciples as soon as possible.”

Kabur and Gloriana didn't have a single disciple. They had powerful servants, but they never thought of accepting a disciple. Moreover, Nevah never asked them to help to train before she became a Minor God. Thus, she couldn't be considered their disciple.

For the daughter of two strong Great Gods, there was no way that she would face difficulties until at least ninth level immortal, and since she was a reincarnation and already reached godship in her past life, she advanced to Minor God without problems.

”You are right. We will depart to look for disciples soon.”

No matter if they wanted disciples or not because the situation was forcing them to take at least one.

There were a lot of members in a similar situation, but they weren't like Barha, who just wanted the cutest disciple possible. As members of the Council of Gods, their standards were incredibly high, so even lowering them a bit, finding someone who fit with their criteria was difficult.

Yale used the True Dimensional Divinity to appear directly at his house. Shiba would need some more time to complete his training, so Yale went to spend time with Lina. Whatever he told about Shiba being about to finish was just an excuse to leave.

Yale didn't know when the war would start, but he didn't believe that there would be any peaceful days once the competition among disciples started, especially after he saw that Sealed Universe through his incarnation.

Thus, he wanted to cherish the peaceful time while he could. Although he was confident in being alive after the war, he didn't believe that it would last for a short time.

In the following years, Yale just spent time with his family or went to help Shiba with his training.

That had been his routine until one day, someone who left the universe was in danger, so Yale was alerted and teleported there immediately.

There were countless dangers in the multiverse for most people, so Yale didn't dare to be negligent when he detected that one was in danger. After all, the ones who left to travel weren't as strong as Yale, who didn't really fear anyone. Even if he couldn't kill someone, at least he was confident that the other party couldn't kill him either.

What he feared was that his family and friends would be killed or tormented. Moreover, although he obtained the True Resurrection Divinity, he knew that it was possible that something like in the Sealed Universe happened outside, so Yale had been paying a lot of attention to the imprints he left in those that had left the universe.

The first impression of the place he appeared would be hot. It was hot enough that even a ninth level immortal wouldn't be able to relax at all. A mortal might directly melt in less than a second.

Of course, Yale just felt it hot, but there was no way it could affect him in any harming way.

The source of that heat was an enormous magma pool situated inside the house Yale appeared.

That wasn't natural magma, it was created to make a pool, a pool to swim. Yale didn't doubt that without the Great Fire Divinity, no one would dare to swim there.

After all, even a normal planet would melt with that level of heat, only a fire-loving freak would create something like that.

The place Yale was at that moment was a house, and one placed in its own dimension like Kabur's house.

There were two women in front of the pool, and Yale knew both of them. However, one was carrying the other under her neck as if she was some luggage.

”Fire Goddess, can you tell me why you are trying to kill my disciple?”

The Fire Goddess was a member of the Council of Gods, so Yale knew her. She was known for being impulsive and having a fiery temper. She wasn't someone who used to think before acting.