Type-Moon: In Another World, I Became an Alien God

Yao didn't care what the apes thought; he only acted out of his own feelings.

The joy of witnessing the birth of human ancestors' intellect.

That was precisely why Yao made his move.

"Well, it's just a boring daily good deed. I wonder what it will be like in millions of years."

Yao cured the ape father and son.

After that, they were still thrown out of the territory.

He doesn't like people jumping on him, and this won't change because of the changes in apes.

"However, the operating rules can be adjusted slightly."

Yao felt a wave of fatigue wash over him.

He used his remaining time to adjust the rules.

The original rules were too harsh on apes; they can now be made a little more lenient.

Facing them, who have already developed intelligence.

Yao doesn't mind making investments.

Anyway, he has nothing to lose in the Lostbelt, so lending a helping hand is just a small favor.

After confirming that there are no problems with the rules.

Yao nodded, leaned against the Imaginary Tree, and fell asleep.

Let exhaustion consume your consciousness.

.....

Yao awoke again, appearing in the simulated universe.

It's a familiar place again.

[Primordial Rune - Fragment: The crystallization of wisdom extracted by the great god Odin from the very source, a manifestation of omnipotence.]

[Grade: E++++]

The Imaginary Tree of the Dead Apostles has grown to sub-adult form.

This will give Yao new abilities.

"Incomplete... But even incomplete, do I still have the ability to mobilize primordial runes in Pan-Human History?"

Yao showed a surprised expression.

In the South American Lostbelt and the Dead Apostle Lostbelt, he was able to use Primal Runes because of his identity as an elf and a god.

However, Yao in pan-human history was just a mortal.

It simply does not meet the requirements for use.

"Could it be... that the Imaginary Tree can solve this problem? That's why it shows incompleteness. This incompleteness means that I haven't fully mastered it, while the multiple plus signs after the level mean that I can make the Primal Rune's performance explode to the A-level level in a short period of time."

Yao made inferences based on the information from the Imaginary Tree.

This kind of intelligence cannot be deduced.

Only by trying it himself can Yao find the answer; the Imaginary Tree itself is the embodiment of imagination.

Let imagination deduce imagination.

This is a pretty messed up thing in itself, not to mention that Yao, this immature alien god, is full of variables.

"However, the Imaginary Tree in the South American Lostbelt has grown into an adult, but it hasn't given me any new abilities... Could it be that because I skipped a lot of the Lostbelt's history, I have nothing to rewrite in the South American Lostbelt?"

Yao's expression began to falter.

Despite being the most powerful Imaginary Tree in the South American Lostbelt, it couldn't offer itself any benefits.

It seems that the skip history function should be used with caution.

Skipping over the course of history, Yao couldn't intervene in the Lostbelt, and naturally couldn't realize his fantasies.

"However, there's no problem."

My only goal in the South American Lostbelt is Ort. If I can win over Ort, then I should definitely use all three extra skill slots on the South American Imaginary Tree for him.

Yao had already made up his mind.

The abilities drawn by the Imaginary Tree are random each time; they are drawn based on Yao's experiences in the Lostbelt.

If Yao only obtained the power of Ort in the South American Lostbelt, then the Imaginary Tree would only extract it.

This demonstrates the importance of exploring the ability of the Imaginary Tree.

"And these four living seeds..."

Four Imaginary Tree seeds appeared in Yao's hand.

They are all seeds that can take root in Lostbelts and grow into trees; Yao has not yet found the third Lostbelt.

However, Yao received a reminder from the Imagination Tree.

The Imaginary Tree Seed not only has the ability to cultivate Lostbelts, but it may also play other roles as the Lostbelt grows.

"Phew, that's enough for now."

Yao finished reviewing the gains from this stealthy adventure.

By this time, he was quite exhausted.

Looking back, I recall the six months of effort I put into defeating the evil dragon, and my time with Brunhilde and Krimhilde.

In his spare time each day, he would chat with Zhu Yue using gems.

It was a very fulfilling time.

Even now, Yao still thinks about them, and his desire to protect the Lostbelt has become even stronger.

Chapter Sixty-Three: What I Hate Most is Escaping [Please Subscribe! Please Give Flowers!]

The daily routine of the Aozaki family remains unchanged.

In rural areas like Taochuan, located on the edge of Misaki, it's very difficult for even the locals to make any changes.

From the supernatural to the pan-human history.

Returning to a slower pace of life.

Traveling back and forth between different worlds like this gave Yao an extremely unique experience.

"Brother Yao! You promised to tutor me today!"

Aoko was holding a black kitten in her arms.

She skipped and hopped towards Yao, like a lively elf who had stepped out of a painting.

Jiang Yao was pulled out of his memories of the strange tales.

My thoughts returned to the present world.

"Teaching you homework is no problem, but don't expect me to give you the answers directly. I'll just be there to create atmosphere."

"Ugh... How despicable! Brother Yao, how can you bear to see Qingzi tormented by these holiday assignments...? You're inhuman!"

"Hey, Aoko, this is society."

Yao said in a mature tone.

Just like her ruthless senior colleague, Aoko, who was full of hope, fell into endless despair.

Of course, Yao would never stand by and watch someone die; he only said this to avoid Qingzi becoming dependent on the path.

It's impossible for Aoko to truly fall into despair like this.

That's not her character.

She knew that if she acted cute and charming, Yao would eventually give in and agree.

Although he is only a very young age.

But she had already planned it all out.

Aoko thought it over and over and felt that it was a waste to let her stupid older sister have Yao; it would be better to let her have him.

Not only does he possess magic skills even more impressive than his grandfather's.

He's so incredibly useful... oh no, I mean, so understanding. He's practically the most perfect brother in the world.

Aoko wanted to keep Yao by her side.

At this moment, Yao still didn't know what Qingzi was thinking, otherwise he would definitely be stunned again.

Aoko's ideas are far too mature.

It's much more potent than an orange.

Since leaving their grandfather's workshop together with Aoko last time, the two have clearly become closer.

Anyone can see that.

Seeing the two so close, Qingzi's parents were very happy. They had long regarded Yao as their own child.

In fact, even if Yao proposed to the two elders that he wanted to marry Chengzi or Qingzi, they would be quite happy to do so.

Yao enjoys life at the Aozaki family's house.

However, he didn't forget the important matter.

Orange and Green will become enemies in the not-too-distant future—Yao always remembered this.

Yao wanted to avoid this future as much as possible.

"What if I were to discard all my efforts and expectations, the past and the future, and start living as some other being from today onward? Brother Yao, you're asking a really strange question..."

Aoko had already finished her homework.

Right now, the two siblings are chatting, and Yao is asking about the problems that Qingzi might encounter in the future.

"Well, Aoko, you don't need to overthink it."

Just treat this as a simple chat; I simply want to hear your thoughts, Aoko. Perhaps it will offer some inspiration.

Yao said in a relaxed tone.

However, he knew this problem was not easy; Aoko would face a situation akin to erasing herself in the future.

Abandoning his identity as a normal person, he chose to become a magician, something he had never done before.

"If such a thing really happened, I probably wouldn't refuse... because if it really turned out that way, it would mean that only I could do it, right?"

I will face it squarely! More than whether I can do it, what I hate most is running away.

Even if you understand that refusing doesn't equate to running away?

"Yes! Of course! Um, don't laugh at me! I've never lost to anyone when it comes to making serious progress!"

Aoko's expression turned serious.

There was no confusion in her beautiful blue eyes, as if this was as natural as breathing for her.

For a moment, Yao's expression was quite complicated.

He reached out and ruffled Aoko's hair. "I won't laugh at you. Aoko, you're not only good at dealing with your own affairs, but also with things that will happen in the future, what will disappear and what will remain. You're able to accept all of that so frankly... That's a very strong way of life."

"So that's how it is," Yao realized at this moment.

Why does the Fifth Magician have to be Aoko? Her personality is a perfect match for the Fifth Magician.

This is something only Aoko can do.

In order to move toward the bright future she envisions, she is even willing to give up everything, including herself.

This is something that ordinary people cannot do.

"Brother Yao..."

"Qingzi, I understand your philosophy of life. I'm sure you'll become radiant in the future. I can guarantee that."

"Will Brother Yao like it?"