Chapter 821: God Gym Goes Multiversal

Several months had passed since Garion and Rachel began living in Seras’s magnificent residence.

During that time, their daily lives had become surprisingly peaceful.

Garion spent his mornings training inside the enormous divine gym, Rachel occasionally accompanied Seras through the celestial gardens, and the three often shared meals while discussing their experiences.

However, one evening, as they sat together overlooking an endless ocean of stars, Seras suddenly brought up something unusual. "By the way, there’s something important I haven’t told you two yet."

Garion raised an eyebrow while casually eating an enormous piece of roasted meat. "Oh? What is it? Don’t tell me you’ve prepared another ridiculous competition."

Seras giggled. "Hehehe. Nothing like that. It’s actually about my responsibilities."

Rachel lowered her teacup. "Your responsibilities?"

Seras nodded before raising one finger.

A magnificent golden sphere appeared above the table, containing countless galaxies, stars, and worlds. "This is the universe under my authority."

Garion leaned forward curiously. "Ohhh? So that’s the universe where God Gym exists?"

Seras smiled. "Exactly. Everything you’ve experienced, from the lowest mortal worlds to the highest civilizations, exists within it."

Rachel examined the sphere carefully. "Even the High-Grade Worlds and Supreme Civilizations?"

Seras nodded. "Of course. Those are merely different levels of development within my universe."

She waved her hand, causing countless miniature worlds to emerge within the golden sphere. "Low-Grade Worlds, Middle-Grade Worlds, High-Grade Worlds, Divine Realms, and even the civilizations you once considered the pinnacle of existence."

Seras casually rotated the sphere. "They’re all parts of the same greater universe."

Garion scratched his chin. "Hehehe. Damn. So all those powerful bastards were basically living in your backyard?"

Seras laughed. "That’s one way of describing it."

Rachel smiled faintly before asking another question. "Then does that mean everything within this universe was created by you?"

Seras nodded. "Yes. I established its fundamental laws, created its original foundations, and allowed countless worlds and civilizations to develop naturally."

She paused before adding, "Although I generally avoid interfering with their individual development."

Garion nodded thoughtfully. "Makes sense. What’s the fun in creating a world if you control everything that happens inside it?"

Seras smiled warmly. "Exactly."

However, Rachel suddenly noticed something. "Wait, Seras. You said this is the universe under your authority."

Seras tilted her head. "Hmm?"

Rachel continued, "Does that mean there are other universes outside yours?"

Seras’s smile widened. "Hehehe. Very perceptive, Rachel."

She snapped her fingers. The golden sphere suddenly became smaller. Then, countless additional spheres appeared around it.

Some radiated crimson energy, others shimmered with silver light, while several possessed strange colors that neither Garion nor Rachel had ever encountered.

Within moments, the entire celestial garden was filled with miniature universes.

Garion stared at the extraordinary sight. "...Whoa."

Seras gestured toward them. "My universe is merely one among countless others."

Rachel’s eyes widened. "Countless other universes?"

Seras nodded. "Yes. Each possesses its own worlds, civilizations, fundamental laws, and unique developmental paths."

Garion examined the surrounding spheres before grinning. "Hehehe. So there are even more ridiculous monsters out there?"

Seras giggled. "Naturally. Some universes possess civilizations far more advanced than anything you’ve encountered."

Garion’s eyes immediately brightened. "Damn. Now I really want to visit them."

Rachel sighed helplessly. "Darling, you’ve only just finished fighting an entire tournament."

Garion chuckled. "Hehehe. That’s exactly why I need some fresh opponents."

Seras laughed before suddenly raising another finger. "However, there’s something even more important."

The countless miniature universes began separating into several enormous groups.

Above each group appeared a magnificent figure radiating an incomprehensible presence.

Seras pointed toward them. "Each universe is governed by a Supreme God."

Rachel blinked. "A Supreme God?"

Seras nodded. "That’s right. I’m one of them."

Garion froze. Then he slowly turned toward her. "Hold on. You’re telling me there are other bastards as powerful as you?"

Seras giggled. "Hehehe. Of course. Did you think I was the only Supreme Existence?"

Garion scratched his head. "Well... You did make yourself sound pretty damn special."

Seras placed one hand against her chest, pretending to look offended. "Garion, I am special."

Rachel covered her mouth, suppressing a laugh.

Garion grinned. "Hehehe. Sure, sure. Whatever you say."

Seras smiled before continuing. "Although every Supreme God possesses extraordinary authority, our individual powers and responsibilities differ."

She gestured toward the miniature universes. "Some specialize in creation, others in destruction, evolution, order, chaos, or maintaining particular aspects of existence."

Rachel examined the magnificent figures carefully. "And each Supreme God oversees their own universe?"

Seras nodded. "Precisely."

She slowly lowered her hand. "However, being a Supreme God isn’t simply about possessing extraordinary power."

Her expression became slightly more serious. "We must maintain the stability of our universes, ensure their fundamental laws remain balanced, and prevent catastrophic disturbances from spreading between different realities."

Garion rubbed his chin. "Hmm... So you’re basically the manager of an enormous universe?"

Seras blinked. Then she laughed. "Hehehe. That’s a surprisingly accurate description."

Garion grinned proudly. "Of course. I’m a gym master. I know a thing or two about management."

Rachel smiled helplessly. "Darling, Atlas handles most of the actual management."

Garion immediately frowned. "Oi, don’t expose me like that."

Seras laughed again before continuing. "Anyway, managing an entire universe is considerably more troublesome than you might imagine."

She waved her hand, causing several miniature worlds to glow. "Sometimes civilizations develop unstable powers. Sometimes powerful beings damage the laws sustaining their worlds."

Several cracks appeared across one of the miniature spheres. "And sometimes entire regions become unstable because their fundamental energies fall out of balance."

Rachel’s expression became serious. "That sounds rather dangerous."

Seras nodded. "It can be. Although I can repair almost any problem personally, constantly managing everything alone becomes rather exhausting."

Garion raised an eyebrow. "Wait. Can’t you just snap your fingers and fix everything?"

Seras smiled faintly. "Of course I can. But repairing something isn’t always the same as solving the problem."

She pointed toward a miniature world. "If a civilization repeatedly damages its own foundation, simply restoring that foundation won’t prevent the same disaster from happening again."

Rachel nodded thoughtfully. "So they need guidance rather than constant intervention."

Seras smiled. "Exactly."

Garion suddenly scratched his chin. "Hmm... That’s starting to sound familiar."

Seras turned toward him. "Oh?"

Garion grinned. "Hehehe. You’ve got a bunch of powerful bastards who keep screwing things up because they don’t understand how to control their strength."

He crossed his arms proudly. "Sounds like they need proper training."

Seras’s smile immediately widened. "Hehehe. And that’s precisely why I wanted to discuss this with you."

Rachel glanced between them. "Seras... Are you asking us to help manage your universe?"

Seras nodded gently. "Eventually, yes."