Raising Yanderes to save the world
Chapter 386: Let the Trial Begin
A god’s trail was never going to be easy. But the most important thing Kael needed to learn was how to control his power so that he wouldn’t fall victim to it.
Magic was something that came naturally to him. He never had to work hard to control it, so he felt like he was at a standstill.
Still, he had taught others magic, so he had some idea what could work for him.
He started with concentrating on his power, and it worked somewhat. But unfortunately, it did not last long.
Kael’s concentration was suddenly broken by a small jab in the back of his head. But instead of feeling irritated, he felt resigned, almost as if it was something he had to deal with.
He was being called somewhere, and he could not resist the pull. But at the same time, he could not leave the earth alone.
So he created a familiar to leave behind.
The mass of mana did not take any particular form, but it felt reliable. So he decided to leave it for now and head toward the place where that energy concentration was dragging him.
That was how he ended up near the world tree he had seen in Aria’s memories. He had been born from this tree as well…at least, this body was.
It was also getting harder and harder for him to be able to separate who he was and who this godly body was.
However, it was not what was important right now. Kael could tell that something had happened…things had changed, which dragged him out. And that something must have been massive enough to drag all the other gods out.
Kael doubted it was the birth of another god.
In fact, he had a feeling the news he was about to get was not a good one.
He watched as a beautiful woman dressed in white dragged herself in front of the world tree. She felt divine, almost as if even looking at her was taboo. Her face was covered by a veil, and he had a sudden desire to see her face.
But his curiosity was also mixed with caution, as his instincts told him that it wouldn’t be a good idea.
Around him, the other gods who had been dragged here did not look happy. He could read their annoyance at being called here.
“What does the goddess of fate want?”
“The elders made sure to clip her wings and imprison her other two selves so that she wouldn’t be able to act all high and mighty. But look at her. She still thinks she can command us.”
“Shhh, we’d better listen here carefully. I heard that the elders approved this meeting. That means it must be important.”
The gods gathered around the lady of fate, her imposing figure making everything else feel small and hopeless.
But the one who looked hopeless to Kael right now was the lady of fate. Her eyes were hollowed, and her form had started to twist.
Soon, she would remain no more.
‘But how can that be? Fate is something that is inevitable. Unlike other gods, she does not need followers, nor validation. She, like death, comes for everyone equally.’
This information was something that was embedded inside Kael’s mind ever since he had gained this new body. And he was sure the others felt the same.
Those ominous words made Noah feel like he was in danger. He did not know what he should be doing.
He was not the only one panicking. The other gods around him looked bewildered before they started to deny what they knew to be the truth.
“W-What kind of joke is this? Lady Fate…what are you saying? How can any of this be possible…This is…”
The gods who were just beginning to accept what was happening began to panic. They looked at the lady of fate as if she were a monster who did not know what she was doing.
And yet, there was no one who knew what they were doing better than the lady of fate.
Her calmness made the gods keep waiting for her to speak up. But she never changed her stance.
Her laugh was eerie. It made those who were listening to it feel as if they were being dragged to the depths of hell as well.
But the goddess in question did not seem to care. All she cared about was her own deliverance.
“I refuse to believe it.”
“How can the rules of gods be over?”
The other gods asked, but Kael could feel it in his bones—all the gods were going to die, and that was going to create resentment in the gods’ minds.
They would curse the humans and the universe alike, and then cause destruction.
And this was the real trial for him—to be able to show that he could overcome it all.
Kael clenched his fists as the weight of that realization settled upon him.
He did not know how the gods would die, nor did he know what could possibly kill beings who were supposed to be eternal. But one thing was certain. If the gods truly fell, the consequences would be disastrous.
And somehow, he was expected to overcome it.
‘Seriously, what kind of trial is this? Can’t I get a normal one for once?’
He wanted to sigh, but the sight of the goddess of fate stopped him.
Her veiled face slowly turned toward him.
For a moment, Kael felt as though she could see right through his soul, past the divine body he inhabited and into the very essence of who he was.
Then she raised her hand and pointed at him.
The surrounding gods fell silent.
Kael stared at her and he realied that this situation was not normal. This trial…was not going to be easy.
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