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Liuyun City.

The Bartley family castle.

"Father, Mother."

Raven gently pushed Avril aside, walked to the two elders, and knelt on one knee.

That's the rule.

No matter what his status is outside, even if he becomes the supreme god.

But in front of his parents, he was still Raven Bartley.

"Get up, get up!"

Jenny quickly pulled Raven up, looking him up and down, as if afraid her son was missing a piece of flesh.

"She's lost weight and gotten darker."

"Have you been practicing asceticism again all these years?"

Jenny was heartbroken.

Raven's lips twitched.

Thin?

It's black?

He's the supreme deity, you know.

His physique will never change.

But Raven wasn't stupid, so he naturally wouldn't say it out loud, lest he invite his mother's nagging.

"fine."

"I'm just a little homesick."

Raven echoed his mother's words.

At this point, Doug finally composed himself.

He stepped forward and patted Raven heavily on the shoulder.

This shot.

Doug's palm went slightly numb, as if he had slapped an indestructible piece of divine iron.

"It's good that you're back."

Doug's many words ultimately boiled down to this one sentence.

The family sat down again in the pavilion.

Xiao Bai fawned over Raven, refilled his glass, and then stood obediently behind him like a dutiful bodyguard.

"elder brother."

"How's your strength now?"

"Have you reached the Great Perfection in your cultivation over the years?"

"Hmph..."

"I'm a lower-level god now!"

Avril couldn't help but boast.

She held her chin high, like a proud little peacock.

Because Raven had already explained the differences between the higher gods.

Because Raven had already said that he had fused five profound laws and was a powerhouse at the Asura level.

Therefore, Avril was naturally very curious about Raven's current strength.

Doug and Jenny also perked up their ears.

Especially Doug.

He desperately wanted to know just how far the gap between himself and his son had widened.

Raven picked up his glass and gently swirled the amber-colored liquid.

Looking at the expectant eyes of my family.

He smiled, but instead of answering directly, he asked a question in return.

"Father."

"I just heard you considering refining a godhood?"

Doug blushed and scratched his head awkwardly.

"That's the idea."

"As you can see, I'm the only Saint-level expert in the family, it's really..."

"That's so embarrassing."

Doug sighed.

"If your goal is to pursue power..."

"If you want to experience the realm of gods, refining a divine spark is perfectly reasonable."

Raven put down his glass, his expression turning serious.

"But if you're just trying to make up the numbers because you feel you can't keep up with me, then you really don't need to."

Doug was stunned.

"What do you mean?"

Raven tapped his fingers lightly on the stone table, making a rhythmic sound.

"The divine level is divided into lower-level gods, middle-level gods, and higher-level gods."

"Above the highest level of gods, by fusing with the profound mysteries of the laws, one's strength will experience a qualitative leap."

"And above all the higher gods."

"There also exists a supreme being."

"They control the birth and death of planes, and their will and power cover countless planes."

"Even a Great Perfection Supreme God is nothing more than a slightly stronger ant in their eyes."

"This kind of being is called—the Supreme God."

Raven's voice wasn't loud.

But it seemed to possess some kind of magic, making the surrounding air feel heavy.

"The Supreme God?"

Avril blinked; the word was beyond her knowledge.

Doug and Jenny also looked bewildered.

After all, they had always been in the material plane of the Yulan Continent, and the highest level they had come into contact with was Raven.

"Brother, you mean...?"

Avril seemed to have guessed something; her mouth slightly agape, her pupils dilated in shock.

Raven nodded.

There was no deliberate release of pressure; only a slight hint of the noble aura emanating from the depths of his soul was revealed.

boom!

In that instant.

Doug felt like he wasn't facing his son.

Instead, it is a towering mountain whose top cannot be seen, and a vast and boundless starry sky.

That sense of insignificance made him almost want to worship.

But this aura came quickly and went quickly.

"That's right."

Raven picked up his glass again, his tone as casual as if he were talking about what he had for dinner.

"I have become the supreme god."

Quiet.

A deathly silence.

Even the chirping of insects in the garden seemed to have disappeared.

The wine jug in Xiaobai's hand fell to the ground again.

This time, he didn't pick it up; instead, he looked at his master as if he were a monster.

The Supreme God?

The legendary being that stands at the very top of the food chain?

"You said you are...?"

Doug felt his throat was terribly dry, and his voice was trembling.

"The Supreme God."

Raven confirmed it again.

"Moreover, it's not just any ordinary god."

Raven grinned, revealing a set of white teeth, with a hint of menace in his expression.

"Throughout these countless dimensions..."

"There are only a handful of beings that I can be wary of."

Gurgle.

Someone swallowed hard.

This news was incredibly impactful.

It was so big that it left Doug's mind blank.

He was just debating whether or not to refine his divine spark to become a high god, feeling that it was an unattainable goal.

Then his son told him.

A higher god?

That's just a fart.

Then his son told him.

A higher god?

That's just a fart.

I am already the rule-maker.

A long time passed.

Jenny was the first to react.

As a mother, her focus is always peculiar.

"Then... can the supreme deity get married? Can they have children?"

puff--

Raven spat out the wine he had just drunk.

The supreme and sophisticated image that had been created was instantly shattered.

"Cough cough..."

"Mother, the Supreme God is also a living being, of course he can."

Raven wiped his mouth somewhat awkwardly.

"That's good, that's good."

Jenny patted her chest and breathed a sigh of relief.

At this moment, Doug also came to his senses.

He looked at Raven, and his expression changed.

It was no longer the anxiety and inferiority I felt before, but a complete sense of relief.

There's another kind...

The joy of giving up.

"So, does that mean I'm now the father of the supreme god?"

Doug asked tentatively.

"Genuine or genuine."

Raven nodded.

"Then what kind of high-ranking godhood do I need?!"

Doug slapped his thigh suddenly.

He was radiant and stood up straight.

"Refining a divine spark is cutting off all future paths; it's the lowest form of becoming a god!"

"Since my son is the supreme god."

"Then I, Doug Bartley, will have to rely on my own training from now on!"

"Even if it takes tens of thousands of years of cultivation, I will become a god!"

"Anyway, with you protecting me, no one dares to touch me, right?"

Doug stared intently at Raven.

Raven laughed.

This is the result he wanted.

Refining a divine spark can quickly grant power, but that's about it.

As the father of the main god, if he is only a high-ranking god who has refined a divine spark, he will be looked down upon wherever he goes.

It's better to cultivate slowly.

Even if it's just taking one step at a time.

This is also a kind of mental training.

"Don't worry, Father."

A hint of arrogance flashed in Raven's eyes.

"Don't even mention tens of thousands of years."

"Even if the Magnolia Continent collapses, as long as I am here, the Bartley family will remain."

"No one in this world can touch a hair on your head."

This moment.

The shadow of gloom in Doug's heart completely dissipated.

Instead, there was an unprecedented sense of ease.

He no longer needs to chase after anyone.

Because his backer is so high that he's practically above the clouds.