The Supreme God

"Are you sure you want to come with us? We are going to a dangerous place.

Perhaps, you should think it over some more before you decide."

Austin urged Armstrong earnestly, looking slightly hesitant.

Objectively speaking, the Absolute Space Sea could indeed be a dangerous place for Armstrong.

After all, he was not familiar with the law of space and time in the Absolute Space Sea.

If he explored that place on his own, he would likely get lost.

"That won't be a problem.

Now that I'm with you, no matter how dangerous it is, it's not as scary as traveling around the Absolute Space Sea by myself,"

Armstrong responded with conviction.

"Okay. There's no problem, actually.

I just wanted to make sure you've thought about it and considered all the risks before making up your mind,"

Austin answered, nodding his agreement.

"All right. Let's go!"

the chaotic sky-devouring beast said.

After that, the three of them started off, moving deeper into the depths of the Absolute Space Sea.

For this journey, Austin intended to find fragments of the road of reincarnation.

But where on earth could the fragments of the road of reincarnation be? Austin had no idea where to find them for the time being, and he could only wander around aimlessly to look for them.

However, he believed that as long as he kept on searching, he would eventually find them.

The chaotic sky-devouring beast mostly led the way as they advanced deeper into the Absolute Space Sea.

That was primarily because the chaotic sky-devouring beast was the most familiar with the place.

Of course, Austin was also growing more and more familiar with the Absolute Space Sea.

Honestly, it was only Armstrong who was very unfamiliar with where they were going. He was practically going into it blind, but that was okay because he was very eager to learn new things.

He was open to whatever advice the chaotic sky-devouring beast and Austin could give him and repeatedly asked them questions.

The three of them wandered around in the Absolute Space Sea and passed through the space seas one after another.

Every time they went to a space sea, Austin would carefully search for anything related to reincarnation.

However, to his disappointment, he didn't find anything related to it, even after they had gone through more than ten space seas.

One day, as the three of them were wandering around in the Absolute Space Sea, something unexpected happened.

A black slate road suddenly appeared in front of them.

Austin stopped.

He could swear that that road wasn't there just a few seconds before.

same time, his intuition told him that

filled with

this, Austin

should go this way.

thinking for

"Okay."

beast and Armstrong

turned away to walk in another

were about

slate road had

beast could

this a

cautiously, looking a little bit

frown and follow

"Let's go another way,"

said with a

the three of them changed their direction once

not even taken more than five steps when another black slate

seems that

he looked around

we get rid

he added.

must be

This is strange...

don't have any enemies here in the Absolute Space Sea, so who

sky-devouring beast wondered in

Boom! Boom!

after he

came

a pair of wings came

that of an ugly toad, and his eyes protruded a bit, flashing

beast was

fact, the beast looked like he could cover half the void with his

say to you, survivor of the reincarnation race.

harsh voice echoed around them, and he glared at Austin

a creature

the looming black

"Humph!

the

yelled out contemptuously

his words implied that he was, indeed,

of

face darkened. He took out the blade he got from Donovan and held it tightly in his hand. The next moment, tremendous

were destined to be mortal enemies. If they encountered each other, it was only natural that they would fight

was quite curious about how the black creature found

that the creature already knew who Austin was, and

will kill the

beast declared

Boom! Boom! Boom!

black creatures suddenly rushed out from

and don't do anything

are creatures

companions, although he was

speaking when he ran forward, clutching his blade tightly like it was an extension