Chapter 823: The Multiverse’s Biggest Idiot Has Arrived

Many years had passed since God Gym expanded throughout Seras’s universe.

What had once been a collection of unstable worlds and constantly warring civilizations had gradually transformed into an extraordinary network of powerful, prosperous realms.

From Low-Grade Worlds to the highest Divine Realms, countless beings had learned to control their abilities, strengthen their foundations, and coexist without constantly destroying their surroundings.

And naturally, the man responsible for much of this transformation was currently doing something rather ridiculous. "Oi, you lazy bastards! Is that all you’ve got?"

Inside an enormous training hall, Garion stood before thousands of divine warriors struggling beneath gigantic black barbells.

One enormous dragon collapsed onto the floor, panting heavily. "Master Garion... We’ve been training for three consecutive days..."

Garion crossed his arms before grinning. "Hehehe. And? You think becoming a god means you can skip leg day?"

The dragon groaned helplessly.

Nearby, several ancient gods exchanged exhausted glances. Despite their complaints, none dared deny the results.

Their physical foundations had improved tremendously, and their control over divine energy had become far more precise.

Meanwhile, in another region of the universe, Rachel was helping several civilizations resolve a disagreement that had nearly escalated into war.

Through her Love Authority and patient guidance, their leaders gradually learned to understand one another.

The universe was flourishing.

However, within Seras’s magnificent residence, something unexpected suddenly occurred.

Seras had been quietly observing the countless worlds under her authority when her radiant eyes abruptly narrowed. "Hmm?"

An unfamiliar pressure had appeared beyond the boundaries of her universe. It was faint at first, but its presence continued growing stronger.

Seras slowly rose from her seat. "...A Supreme Authority?"

She extended one finger, causing an enormous golden projection of her universe to appear.

Beyond its outermost boundary, a dark crimson radiance was gradually approaching.

Seras examined it for several moments before sighing. "Hehehe. Well, this is rather troublesome."

At that moment, Rachel entered the chamber. "Seras? Is something wrong?"

Seras turned toward her with a faint smile. "Someone rather unpleasant appears to be approaching our universe."

Rachel frowned slightly. "Someone?"

Seras nodded before pointing toward the unfamiliar crimson radiance. "Another Supreme God."

Rachel’s expression immediately became serious. "From another universe?"

"Exactly." Seras folded her arms. "And judging by his authority, I doubt he’s coming to visit us for tea."

Shortly afterward, Garion arrived through a golden gateway. "Hehehe. Oi, what’s going on? I was in the middle of training some lazy dragons."

Rachel approached him. "Darling, Seras has detected another Supreme God approaching our universe."

Garion immediately raised an eyebrow. "Oh? Another one of those ridiculously powerful bastards?"

Seras nodded. "Unfortunately, yes."

Garion scratched his chin. "What’s he doing here?"

Seras waved her hand, enlarging the mysterious crimson presence. "Most Supreme Gods govern their own universes. However, conflicts between us aren’t particularly unusual."

Rachel frowned. "Why would Supreme Gods fight when each already possesses an entire universe?"

Seras smiled faintly. "Because our universes aren’t merely territories."

She gently placed her palm against the golden projection. "They’re also the foundations of our authority and an important source of our power."

Garion looked toward her curiously. "Meaning?"

Seras continued calmly. "The stronger and more stable our universes become, the greater the power we can draw from their existence."

She pointed toward the crimson radiance. "Some Supreme Gods prefer strengthening their own universes. Others find it easier to conquer or plunder those belonging to someone else."

Rachel’s expression darkened. "So this Supreme God intends to steal your universe’s power?"

Seras nodded. "Most likely. And if he succeeds, countless worlds could collapse as their foundations are forcibly stripped away."

Garion’s grin slowly disappeared. "Damn. So he’s basically trying to rob our entire universe?"

Seras chuckled. "That’s a rather crude description, but yes."

Garion crossed his arms. "Then why target you specifically?"

Seras tilted her head thoughtfully. "Hehehe. Perhaps because I’ve been rather inactive for the past several years."

Rachel blinked. "Inactive?"

Seras nodded. "Since you two began helping me, I’ve rarely needed to intervene personally. From another Supreme God’s perspective, that might appear to be weakness."

Garion stared at her before chuckling. "Hehehe. So the idiot thinks you’re getting lazy?"

Seras smiled innocently. "Something like that."

Rachel sighed. "Then he’s made a serious mistake."

Seras nodded before gesturing toward the countless miniature worlds. "Indeed. My universe is considerably stronger than it was before."

Across the projection, countless golden threads connected worlds, civilizations, and divine realms.

They represented the extraordinary network established through God Gym.

Powerful beings who had once struggled to control their abilities could now maintain stable divine authorities.

Civilizations that had previously fought endlessly had begun cooperating.

Even the fundamental laws sustaining different worlds had become more harmonious.

Seras smiled warmly. "Thanks to both of you, the universe can now maintain much of its own stability."

Garion grinned proudly. "Hehehe. Naturally. That’s what happens when everyone gets proper training."

Rachel chuckled softly. "And learns to behave responsibly."

Seras nodded. "Precisely."

However, her expression soon became serious again. "Even so, an invasion by another Supreme God is dangerous."

Garion raised an eyebrow. "Can’t you just beat the bastard yourself?"

Seras smiled faintly. "Of course I can fight him. But a confrontation between Supreme Gods can damage the fundamental structure of the surrounding universe."

She pointed toward the miniature worlds. "Even if I win, the destruction caused by our battle could be disastrous."

Rachel nodded thoughtfully. "Then we need to prevent the fighting from spreading into the inhabited worlds."

Seras smiled. "Exactly. Fortunately, our strengthened civilizations should be capable of supporting the universe’s defensive foundations."

Garion suddenly began cracking his knuckles. "Hehehe. Then let them handle the defenses."

Both women turned toward him.

Garion’s grin widened. "And we’ll handle that greedy bastard."

Rachel sighed helplessly. "Darling, you realize we’re talking about a Supreme God, right?"

Garion nodded enthusiastically. "Exactly. That’s what makes it interesting."

Seras giggled. "Hehehe. You’re not frightened?"

Garion looked at her as though she’d asked something ridiculous. "Frightened? Woman, I’ve spent years training inside your ridiculous gym."

He clenched his fist, causing the surrounding space to tremble faintly. "And I’ve been wondering how strong I’ve actually become."

Seras examined him with considerable amusement. "Well, you’ve certainly grown far beyond your previous limits."

Garion chuckled. "Hehehe. Then it’s about damn time I tested myself."

Suddenly, the crimson radiance beyond the universe’s boundary intensified.

An enormous silhouette gradually emerged from the darkness between universes.

Its mere presence caused the surrounding cosmic laws to tremble.

Seras narrowed her eyes. "He’s here."

Rachel stepped beside Garion, her pink-gold divine aura slowly awakening. "We should prepare everyone."

Garion nodded before staring toward the distant silhouette.

For several moments, he remained silent. Then his familiar mischievous grin returned. "Hehehe... Good."

He slowly cracked his neck. "After all those years of training, I’ve finally got myself a new opponent."

His eyes gleamed with excitement. "Hehehe. Now then... let’s see who’s the real prey."