“Since you have signed the soul contract, then I hereby accept you as my first ever disciple.”
Announcing that, Allen clapped his hands as a silver necklace with a sapphire gemstone appeared on his hand. Placing the sapphire necklace on Alisceon’s neck, she blushed at his actions.
“This is my gift to you for becoming my disciple and proof that I have accepted you as my student. This sapphire necklace can protect you from all kinds of poisons and curses and can defend against the attacks of a Perfection Realm Initial Stage God.”
Hearing the effect of the sapphire necklace that Allen had given her, she was shocked. But she didn’t act hypocritically and gave it back. After all, doing so would be an insult to him, and Alisceon was well aware of that.
Since her teacher had gifted her the sapphire necklace despite knowing how valuable it was, she could only thank him and accept his gift. With the sapphire necklace, Alisceon didn’t need to worry too much about her safety. After all, there had yet to be a living human that had attained the Perfection Realm Initial Stage and only the Gods that they worshiped had attained that realm.
Gaia, the goddess of earth, and the goddess that the Gaia Kingdom had worshiped, was at least at Perfection Realm Initial Stage or higher, so existences such as her were the only ones who could harm her.
Alisceon didn’t know how her teacher had attained such a valuable and priceless artifact, but she knew that he was sincere in accepting her as his student, or else he wouldn’t have given her such a valuable artifact.
“Thank you for the gift, teacher.”
Alisceon wholeheartedly thanked her teacher, which received a nod from Allen.
Despite Allen’s indifference, Alisceon felt that he was also concerned about her safety, and he just didn’t show it in his expressions. At that time, she found out that her teacher was a tsundere!
If her teacher wasn’t concerned about her safety, he wouldn’t have given her a valuable artifact that could even defend her against the attacks of a God. And for him to give her a valuable artifact like that as if it was nothing, only meant that her teacher wasn’t a nobody.
‘I was right. Letting go of my meager pride and accepting him as my teacher was the best choice that I have ever made in my life. I will do my best to become as strong as my teacher!’
Alisceon thought to herself as she was determined to become as strong as her teacher.
As for becoming stronger than her teacher, she knew that even if it wasn’t impossible, it was very difficult to achieve. After all, her teacher was already a powerful mage despite being at a young age, so it was without a doubt that he was a prodigy.
She was already contented with becoming powerful enough that she could take control of her life and be able to defend herself from any danger that she would experience in her life.
As for Allen, he didn’t call the Gods in this world Heretic Gods to Alisceon since he knew that only the AMCG System called the gods in this world heresy. After all, the AMCG System was literally created by Katake Kage Zenchi, the strongest in all existence, so calling those Perfection Realm Semi-Supreme Beings as Gods was blasphemy.
And because of that, the AMCG System couldn’t accept the fact that none of the people in this world worshiped Lord Zenchi and instead worshiped those clowns who liked playing as gods. That was why they were tasked with converting one million living beings into believers of Zenchianism and even kill 10 Heretic Gods.
Not that Allen minded since he could care less about those Gods. Since the system offered lucrative rewards for those tasks, Allen didn’t mind completing those tasks along with his chat group members.
Even if those said Heretic Gods weren’t necessarily evil, he would still not hesitate in killing them since doing so would grant him more power. And more power meant that he could keep Iris a lot safer than before. Allen would do anything for Iris, even if it’s destroying the world, much less killing some wannabe Gods.
And from what he had predicted, he would be left with no choice but to ascend into the Perfection Realm if he wanted to defeat those Heretic Gods a lot easier.
With his power level at Highest Realm Peak Stage, even he couldn’t bridge the gap of defeating those at the Perfection Realm Peak Stage unless he used his <[Absolute Order]> authority. But even then, his <[Absolute Order]> authority still had its limits regarding its number of uses, so he didn’t want to rely too much on it.
So after he finished his sightseeing in this world, one of his main priorities would be to attain the power level of the Perfection Realm Initial Stage and, by doing so, he would become a perfect existence, or in other words, a God.
With those priorities set in his mind, Allen focused his attention back on his student, who was currently admiring the sapphire necklace that he had gifted to her.
Allen had used his <Supreme Realist>, <Supreme Creator>, <Supreme Mage>, <Supreme Jeweler>, and <Supreme Enchanter> talents to create the sapphire necklace for his student.
It took him a total of five <Supreme> talents to create an artifact that could defend its wearer from the attacks of a Perfection Realm Initial Stage Semi-Supreme Being, which goes to show how much he valued his student. After all, Alisceon was his first ever student, and knowing about her tragic life of being rejected by her family, he felt pity for her as he had already decided to help her as much as he could.
Even if Allen could kill without any remorse, he was by no means a monster. He would help those he could help, especially if he deemed them worthy of his assistance. He wasn’t like those with a hero complex who would save anyone they could save, even if they were ungrateful and evil.
Putting those thoughts at the back of his mind, Allen faced Alisceon as he asked her a question.
“How about we head back to your kingdom?”