Summoners War: Only I Summoned Divine Beasts - Chapter 1676: So Much Ena

“You can write a contract if you want to. I won’t mind.” Elysion chuckled. If the Soul Contract bound him, it would be more reassuring for Nathan.

“No. There’s no need for that.” Nathan, on the other hand, believed Elysion wouldn’t scam him.

Elysion had been planning to go against the aliens in his own way. In addition, the original Nathan was his disciple. He wouldn’t be willing to betray that trust even though the original Nathan wasn’t here anymore.

That was why there was no need to doubt him.

This fight wouldn’t have happened or been prepared to this level without his warning.

“I’ll take you up on your offer. Thank you very much.” Nathan properly bowed to Elysion.

If he and his team did it, they would probably take days before they would be able to clean up everything.

It would take the few important days they could spend them to further improve themselves.

“Great.” Elysion nodded. “In that case, you should go back and get some rest. Don’t fall asleep when soaking. It won’t be funny to see someone close to the god realm drown to death.”

Nathan smiled wryly. “In that case, we’ll take our leave.”

“Sure.” Elysion waved his hand.

Nathan asked Evelyn to teleport the Pope and the others to their respective homes, while he brought their team back directly to their home.

Once they reached their mansion, they didn’t want to do anything. They had no desire to eat.

Some of them didn’t even care whether the blood stench was sticking to them as they just dropped onto their beds and dozed off right after.

Some soaked in the hot tub, only to fall asleep. Fortunately, Nathan and the others were there and brought them to bed.

Then, he changed the clothes of those who didn’t bother washing themselves. He wiped their bodies clean and put on new clothes before going to sleep himself.

It was a lot of work, but when he finally closed his eyes, it felt like everything he had done was worth it.

…

After three days, Elysion returned.

He brought all the cores with him.

The number of cores was not far off Nathan’s prediction. Still, after proper calculation, the team could actually get around 180,000,000 ena each if they calculated the absorption rate to be 100%.

Of course, Nathan hadn’t reached that point. Several familiars hadn’t reached that point, so the number slightly varied among them, but not too much.

In addition to his original ten million ena, Nathan’s current ena was close to two hundred million.

It would have made him a divine summoner if he used the general classification. Unfortunately, this amount of ena was useless without the ability to use it.

Besides, even after possessing so much ena, his Soul Contract didn’t change, meaning that their prediction was indeed correct. He needed divinity to evolve the Soul Contract.

Of course, absorbing so many cores took a lot of time. They managed to do it in the span of a couple of weeks.

Nevertheless, they managed to absorb all of them. They just spent the rest of their time focusing on their respective training. Obviously, Alavenya managed to gain her first divine rule during that time.

With so much ena, Nathan and the others had to decide how to spend it.

In Nathan’s case, Fenrir and a few others were demanding that Nathan distribute it to them.

There were seven of them who hadn’t evolved yet, meaning he would need 105 million ena to push them to the 25 million ena mark.

At the same time, Nathan could spend 150 million ena to push Xolotl and Tiamat to their peak forms.

At that level, Xolotl and Tiamat would be dominating every battlefield.

Still, there were a lot of arguments. The one that made Nathan decide to drop this idea was the fact that the black cell or Azathoth might be able to feel something if the true gods suddenly regained their power.

At that time, it might send Yog-Sothoth earlier than they predicted. Considering the strength of the true gods, Nathan had no choice but to agree.

In other words, it would be better to upgrade everyone and push them to the true god level once they left this world. He just didn’t want to increase the risk when he left this world.

The girls would probably worry about this world and couldn’t concentrate.

Still, after spending 15 million ena each to add each familiar’s 10 million ena, Nathan was left with 85 million ena that he had yet to spend.

He was considering where he should spend these many ena.

On the one hand, increasing someone to the 50 million ena mark might be a good option, considering it would open their godhood. On the other hand, he wondered if he should save it for the time being.

Of course, Nathan should save 25 million ena for himself, so the remaining ena could be used to upgrade two familiars to that level.

Xolotl and Tiamat sounded like the best option. The remaining 10 million could be used to boost everyone’s progress. This way, some of them would most likely come very close to their evolution.

After considering his options, Nathan ultimately saved the ena for the time being.

They already had an itinerary before they needed to leave the world. First, Nathan had to go to the Asura Palace capital city.

Once he had secured this place, he could bring Crotto to find the exact locations of the portals.

Because of the uncertainty of what was about to come next, Nathan thought saving the ena would be a good idea. He could give it to Tiamat if he needed more firepower. He could give it to others in case there were other special circumstances.

After all, his divine beasts were picked carefully so that each of them would be quite unique and could fulfill a special role.

Besides, he could use this ena to summon two more familiars if necessary, not that he had thought about what kind of familiar he actually needed yet.

With this, Nathan had finished taking care of the reward from the battle this time. The reward was a lot, but not really a lot, considering they needed even more ena to bring everyone to the true god level.