Chapter 822: The Universe Needs More Muscle

Before Seras could continue explaining her responsibilities, Garion suddenly raised his hand. "Alright, alright. That’s enough."

Seras blinked, looking slightly confused. "Hmm? What do you mean?"

Garion leaned back in his chair before grinning. "Hehehe. I’m saying we’ll help you. No need to keep explaining how troublesome your job is."

Rachel smiled gently beside him. "Darling’s right. We’ve been living together for months now. You don’t have to handle everything alone anymore."

Seras stared at them for a moment before giggling. "Hehehe. You two are surprisingly quick to agree."

Garion shrugged. "Why wouldn’t we? Besides, I’ve already got a pretty damn good idea."

He pointed toward the countless miniature worlds floating above their table. "Instead of fixing every little problem yourself, why don’t we make those bastards strong enough to handle things themselves?"

Seras raised an eyebrow. "Oh? How exactly?"

Garion crossed his arms proudly. "Simple. We expand God Gym throughout your entire universe."

Rachel immediately smiled with understanding. "A universal training network?"

Garion nodded enthusiastically. "Exactly. Low-Grade Worlds, Middle-Grade Worlds, High-Grade Worlds, Divine Realms, all of them. Anyone who needs help controlling their powers can come train."

Seras considered his proposal. "And you believe training alone can stabilize entire civilizations?"

Garion grinned. "Not just lifting weights, woman. We’ll teach them how to control their strength, develop their bodies, and stop destroying their own worlds like idiots."

Rachel gently added, "And I’ll help with the problems that physical training cannot solve."

Seras turned toward her curiously.

Rachel smiled. "Hatred, arrogance, jealousy, emotional instability, and conflicts between different civilizations. My Love Authority should be useful in helping them understand themselves and one another."

Garion nodded proudly. "See? I’ve got the muscles, Rachel’s got the hearts, and you’ve got the ridiculous supreme powers."

Seras covered her mouth and laughed. "Hehehe. You make managing an entire universe sound like running a small business."

Garion chuckled. "Well, technically, it is. Just with a few more customers."

Seras eventually smiled and extended her hand. "Very well. Let’s give your idea a try."

With a gentle movement of her fingers, countless golden gateways appeared throughout the miniature universe.

And thus, the greatest expansion in God Gym’s history officially began.

At first, Garion personally visited several unstable worlds to demonstrate his training methods.

His first customers included enormous primordial beasts, ancient dragons, divine warriors, and powerful gods who had spent millions of years cultivating their abilities.

Unfortunately, most of them shared one embarrassing weakness.

They had absolutely no understanding of proper physical training.

Inside an enormous training hall, a magnificent golden-armored god stood before Garion with an arrogant expression.

"I have cultivated divine energy for ten million years. Why should I waste my time lifting something so primitive?"

Garion grinned before placing an enormous black dumbbell before him. "Hehehe. Then this should be easy, right?"

The god scoffed before grabbing the handle. However, despite concentrating his divine energy, the dumbbell refused to move.

His expression immediately changed. "Impossible. What manner of divine artifact is this?"

Garion casually lifted the dumbbell with one hand. "It’s called a weight, you lazy bastard."

The surrounding gods stared in disbelief.

Garion lowered the dumbbell before cracking his knuckles. "Alright, listen up. Starting today, you idiots are learning how to actually use those fancy bodies of yours."

And with that, the gods experienced the most humiliating training sessions of their extraordinarily long lives.

Meanwhile, Rachel established special training environments for individuals whose emotional instability had begun affecting their powers.

Within one world, two divine civilizations had fought for thousands of years because of an ancient grudge.

Rachel visited their leaders personally, helping them confront the hatred and misunderstandings that had accumulated over countless generations.

Rather than simply forcing them to abandon their hostility, she guided them toward understanding the consequences of their actions.

Gradually, their destructive conflict came to an end.

Elsewhere, powerful beings who had nearly lost control of their divine authorities learned to balance their emotions through Rachel’s guidance.

Seras observed everything with increasing fascination.

Years gradually passed.

Across countless worlds, God Gym’s training network expanded into an extraordinary organization.

The results were astonishing.

Worlds that had once suffered frequent disasters became increasingly stable.

Powerful gods who previously destroyed mountains simply by losing their tempers learned to control their divine energy precisely.

Ancient civilizations that had spent millennia fighting gradually established peaceful relationships.

Most importantly, the inhabitants began solving their own problems rather than relying on Seras to intervene.

One evening, Seras stood before the familiar celestial lake, examining the countless worlds under her authority.

For the first time in an unimaginably long existence, the responsibilities weighing upon her shoulders had diminished considerably.

She smiled softly. "So this is what it’s like to have people helping you..."

Behind her, two familiar voices suddenly appeared. "Hehehe. Oi, Seras! Stop working already. Dinner’s ready."

Seras turned to find Garion approaching with Rachel beside him.

Rachel smiled warmly. "You’ve been standing here for quite some time. Come eat with us."

Seras blinked before giggling. "Hehehe. You two really have become rather comfortable ordering a Supreme God around."

Garion grinned. "Of course. Someone has to keep you from becoming a workaholic."

Rachel gently took Seras’s hand. "Come on. We made your favorite dishes."

Seras looked at their joined hands before smiling.

Several more years passed, and their relationship continued deepening through ordinary moments like these.

Seras gradually learned to enjoy things she had once considered meaningless.

Cooking together.

Sharing stories.

Occasionally arguing over completely ridiculous matters.

And simply spending time with people who genuinely cared about her.

One peaceful evening, Rachel finally approached Seras while Garion was busy training. "Seras, can we talk?"

Seras tilted her head. "Hmm? Of course."

Rachel smiled gently. "We’ve lived together for several years now. And I think I’ve come to understand you quite well."

Seras became unusually nervous.

Rachel continued, "You’ve changed considerably since we first met. You’re no longer simply searching for someone to stand beside you."

She gently squeezed Seras’s hand. "You’ve already become part of our family."

Seras’s eyes widened.

Rachel smiled warmly. "So, if you still wish to marry Garion, I won’t oppose it."

For several seconds, Seras remained completely speechless. Then an extraordinarily happy smile spread across her face. "Rachel... Really?"

Rachel nodded before chuckling. "Yes. Although you’ll have to help me keep that troublesome husband of ours under control."

Seras suddenly embraced her. "Hehehe! Of course!"

Rachel laughed softly before returning the embrace.

And just like that, after years of living together, Seras finally received something no amount of supreme authority could have created for her.

A family that had willingly accepted her.

Later that evening, when Garion heard the news, he stared at both women before scratching his head. "Hehehe... Damn. So I’m actually getting a second wife?"

Rachel smiled sweetly. "That’s right, darling."

Seras giggled beside her. "Hehehe. Congratulations, Garion."

Garion looked between them before grinning. "Well, I suppose having two beautiful wives isn’t such a bad deal."

Rachel immediately narrowed her eyes. "Darling, don’t get too carried away."

Garion chuckled awkwardly. "Hehehe. Yes, dear."

Seras burst into laughter.

For the first time, the Supreme Creator had discovered something far more precious than an entire universe.

And she had absolutely no intention of letting that happiness disappear.