My Talent's Name Is Generator

Chapter 1234: Arrival At Prime Fate

The familiar sensation of space shifting around me lasted only for an instant.

When I emerged on the other side, I found myself exactly where I had entered the Origin Expanse six months earlier. I was hovering above the core of the planet, surrounded by the immense energy radiating from the world beneath me.

Aurora was already waiting.

The moment she saw me, her eyes widened.

For several seconds, she simply stared at me.

Then her expression changed into one of genuine surprise.

"I knew you would complete your breakthrough," she said, looking me up and down. "But I never expected you to increase your strength so quickly. You actually reached the Low Demi-God Realm."

I blinked.

"How did you know?"

Aurora smiled.

"I can feel it from your aura."

She raised her hand slightly, as though explaining something obvious.

"Once someone becomes a Demi-God, their existence changes. Other Demi-Gods can sense the strength of those around them. It is not really an ability that we consciously use. The universe itself reacts differently to our existence, and we can naturally perceive those changes."

"I see."

I looked at her more carefully. Now that I had reached the Demi-God Realm myself, I could finally understand what she meant.

And once I focused on her existence, I immediately noticed something else.

Aurora was considerably stronger than me.

She was a Middle Demi-God.

My eyes narrowed slightly as I sensed the depth of her Origin resonance. At least one of her Origins had already reached around thirty-five percent resonance, and it was possible that she had achieved that level with more than one Origin.

"So you are a Middle Demi-God," I said.

Aurora nodded.

"Yes."

I smiled.

"Good to know."

She gave me an amused look.

"You seem surprisingly calm about it."

"I just broke through. I am still trying to understand what I can actually do at this level."

That made her laugh softly.

"Fair enough. We can talk about it later. Are you ready to go?"

I looked toward the planet beneath us one final time.

"Yes."

Aurora did not waste any time.

She raised her hand, and the space around us immediately responded to her Dream Authority. The world seemed to bend around us as she carried me upward, and within moments, we arrived above the planet.

Another transmission point had been established there.

It was far more sophisticated than an ordinary teleportation array, connecting this world directly to the greater transportation network of the Prime Universe.

Aurora stepped onto the transmission point and looked at me.

"We are going straight to Prime Galaxy."

I followed her.

"Prime Galaxy?"

"Yes. Everyone is waiting there."

I looked at her curiously.

"Everyone?"

Aurora nodded.

"All the other Demi-Gods. Amun called a meeting, and they are waiting for you at Prime Fate."

"Prime Fate?"

"The central planet of Prime Galaxy."

She smiled.

"That is where the headquarters of the Prime Universe is located."

I glanced at the transmission point beneath our feet.

"So they are all waiting for me."

"Exactly."

I gave a small nod.

"All right. Let’s go."

Aurora raised her hand.

The transmission formation activated instantly.

Space around us collapsed into a brilliant distortion, and before I could even take another breath, the two of us disappeared from the planet.

Our destination was Prime Fate.

The next moment, the world around us changed.

The sensation of space collapsing disappeared, and my feet touched solid ground.

I looked around.

We were standing inside a completely enclosed room. There were no windows, no doors that I could immediately see, and no decorations of any kind. The walls, floor, and ceiling were all made from the same dark material, giving the entire place the appearance of a sealed chamber carved directly out of a single piece of black stone.

I looked toward Aurora.

"Where are we?"

"This is the headquarters," she replied casually.

"The headquarters?"

I raised an eyebrow before deciding to take a proper look at my surroundings.

My perception expanded.

I did not stop at the room.

It spread outward in every direction, passing through the walls and the structure around us before covering the entire planet in an instant. The sheer scale of the world immediately entered my mind.

And then I noticed the building we were inside.

It was enormous.

The headquarters itself was a completely black structure that rose one hundred and ninety floors into the sky. Yet despite its immense height, the building did not have a single window.

It looked less like a conventional building and more like an enormous block of black stone that someone had carved into a perfect structure.

We were standing on the highest floor.

"This is the headquarters?" I asked again.

Aurora glanced back at me.

"Yes. The upper floors are reserved for the Demi-Gods."

I could understand that. I withdrew my perception and looked at Aurora.

She had already started walking toward one side of the room.

I followed her.

As we moved forward, a section of the wall opened without making a sound, revealing a passage beyond it. Aurora walked through without slowing down, and I followed behind her.

The passage eventually opened into a massive hall.

The change was immediate. At the center stood a large circular table, surrounded by nine seats.

Several figures were already sitting around it. The moment I stepped into the hall, my eyes moved across them.

I recognized Amun immediately. He was sitting comfortably in the lead chair, looking almost completely relaxed as if this were an ordinary gathering rather than a meeting involving the strongest beings of the Prime Universe.

The others, however, were unfamiliar to me. The moment Aurora and I walked into the hall, every gaze turned toward me.

There was no need for anyone to announce my arrival. The room itself seemed to change.

A pressure suddenly descended upon my body.

It was not a physical force.

Instead, countless senses swept across my existence at almost the same time.

They examined my aura, my Soul Force, my Divine Core, my Origin resonance, and even the subtle changes in my existence brought about by my breakthrough.

For an ordinary Saint, such scrutiny would have been terrifying.

But I simply stood there.

I allowed their senses to pass over me while quietly observing them in return.

This was my first time standing in front of so many Demi-Gods at once.

And now that I had become one myself, I could finally understand just how different they were from Saints.

Each of their existences carried a weight that could not be hidden.