Dimensional Keeper: All My Skills Are at Level 100

Chapter 1336  Ascension to Divine Realm

After a little more conversation with Allen, Max finally decided that there was no reason left to delay his ascension any longer. The crown had chosen its bearer, the world of Acaris had returned to stability, and every lingering threat had been erased.

Even so, Max spent two more days in quiet preparation, not out of hesitation but out of respect for the gravity of what he was about to do. Ascension was not merely a rise in realm. It was a farewell to the world that had shaped him, a threshold beyond which nothing would ever feel the same again.

When the time came, Max returned to the same barren desert where he had once endured the Wraith of the World and stepped into Divine Rank. The land was still vast and empty, stretching endlessly beneath the sky, yet it no longer felt desolate.

Countless figures had gathered across the sands, forming a silent sea of witnesses. High ranking leaders of the Four God Nation stood with solemn expressions, alongside powerful figures from the Middle Domain who rarely ever appeared together in one place.

Elders and royalty from the Elven Kingdom of the Lost Continent were present, their ancient eyes filled with reverence. Representatives from every major region of the Valora Continent had come as well, including kings, generals, some hidden masters, and heroes who had survived the war.

Among the crowd stood Maxʼs friends, those who had fought beside him and those who had believed in him when the world itself was falling apart. There were also the seven squad leaders Max had personally trained them back in Nullaria.

Alice and Lenavira were there as well, standing close together, their gazes fixed on Max with a mixture of pride, reluctance, and quiet longing. None of them spoke. Words felt unnecessary in the face of what this moment represented.

Only three figures stood close to Max at the center of the desert. Freya stood with her arms folded, her expression calm yet deeply serious, watching him with the eyes of someone who knew exactly how heavy this step was.

Allen stood nearby, the golden crown resting upon his head, his posture straight and dignified as the new guardian of the world Max was about to leave behind. Lucien stood slightly behind them, his hands in his pockets, a faint smile on his face that carried both respect and unspoken admiration.

They had not gathered out of curiosity. They had not come for spectacle. Every single person standing there had come for the same reason. This was their way of showing respect to the strongest being this world had ever produced.

The man who had saved Acaris from the demons, from the Nulls, and from an evil crownbearer who nearly erased existence itself. The man who had died, returned, fought gods, and still chosen to protect a world that could never truly repay him.

As the wind swept across the desert, carrying grains of sand into the sky, silence reigned supreme. In that silence, Max stood tall at the center of it all, his presence calm and unwavering.

This was not a coronation, nor was it a farewell filled with tears. It was acknowledgment. It was gratitude. It was the world itself bearing witness as one of its own prepared to step beyond it.

They had all come to witness Max Voidwalkerʼs ascension.

Max looked at the countless figures gathered around him and spoke calmly, his voice spreading clearly across the desert.

”Everyone, I have repaired the ascension tunnel, meaning you all can ascend to the Divine Realm as well,” Max said. ”The only requirement to be eligible for ascension is the comprehension of a fifth level concept. However, I must warn you about the consequences of ascension. Once you ascend to the Divine Realm, you will begin at the very bottom. Anyone can step on you, defeat you, or even kill you if you are not careful. Because of this, I would only recommend ascension to those who feel they have not yet reached the full potential of their talent and can still grow beyond Divine Rank. Otherwise, it is not worth ascending if you are destined to remain a soldier for your entire life.”

He paused briefly, letting the weight of his words settle into the hearts of everyone present.

”Take these words as a warning from me,” Max added.

After saying that, he took a slow breath and turned his gaze toward Alice and Lenavira, his expression softening.

”Alright,” Max said gently. ”Everyone, back off a little. I will start my ascension now.”

Freya stepped forward slightly, her eyes serious as she looked at him. ”Do not forget what I have told you about the Divine Realm,” she said solemnly.

Max nodded at her, fully understanding the meaning behind her words.

Lucien looked at him next and spoke with a faint smile that carried more concern than humor. ”Take care of yourself out there,” he said.

Allen did not speak, but he nodded deeply at Max, the golden crown upon his head shining quietly as a sign of acknowledgment and respect.

Max smiled at all of them before turning his attention to Alice and Lenavira. He held their gaze for a moment longer, a promise and reassurance contained within that single look, before finally straightening his posture.

Slowly, Max released the spatial domain he had created with his fifth level concept of space to resist ascension. The instant he did so, the pressure that had been restrained for so long surged outward violently, and the ground beneath his feet shattered as if it could no longer withstand his presence.

At the same time, Max relaxed his body completely and stopped using the Vein of Origin to oppose the force of ascension.

The moment he let go, blue light erupted from his body, pure and radiant, enveloping his figure entirely. In the next heartbeat, his form transformed into a beam of brilliant blue light that shot straight into the sky, piercing through the clouds before vanishing beyond the world of Acaris.

Max Voidwalker had finally ascended.