The Bloodline System

Chapter 1550: Universal Expansion

Authorʼs Note: Unedited Chapter

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The Slarkovs had never expected that a deity would care enough to save them from this catastrophe. And yet, here he was performing an act that had never occured in millennials.

”Thank you very much!”

”We are grateful!”

The Slarkovs bowed in appreciation to this humanoid deity.

”No problem,” the humanoid Deity turned around to leave at this moment but Frambultin called out to him.

”Guardian... please, can you ensure that such battles do not threaten our existence again? Our planet has nearly perished multiple times,” Frambultin dared to speak up despite shaking with fear from witnessing his tremendous power.

The humanoid deity nodded solemnly. ”I will do everything in my power to prevent such chaos from befalling your world again,” he said. ”The deities must learn the consequences of their actions. Balance must be maintained.”

Fraumbultin the 45th looked at the deity with gratitude and desperation. ”Please, we beg you. Ensure that Humbad remains safe. We cannot endure such destruction again.”

The deity placed a reassuring hand on Fraumbultinʼs shoulder. ”You have my word,” he said. ”I will see to it that your planet is protected.”

With that, the deity vanished, taking the ball of ashy sand-like matter with him. The playback showed the deity reappearing on Earth, a barren and lifeless planet at that time.

He buried the ball deep within the earth, ensuring that it would no longer pose a threat.

”He kept it on earth?” The current development didnʼt make sense to Gustav.

Back on Humbad, the Slarkovs emerged from their shelters, their faces filled with awe and gratitude. The air was clear, and the sky was a brilliant blue.

Fraumbultin the 45th addressed his people. ”Thanks to the intervention of the guardian deity, our world is safe. Let us honor this gift by continuing to build a society based on fairness, unity, and responsibility.”

The crowd erupted in applause, their voices filled with enthusiasm and hope.

The playback showed the Slarkovs returning to their daily lives, their spirits lifted by the promise of a brighter future. They worked together to rebuild using their advanced technology and Dimension Six.

The Slarkovs continued to live in peace and prosperity for many centuries. Their society flourished under the guidance of Fraumbultinʼs descendants, each chief upholding the values of first.

Gustav watched as the playback depicted the serene and vibrant life on Humbad. The cities were bustling with activity and very advanced technology was now a common sight.

The Slarkovs even developed means of living for a prolonged period of time. They developed pods to transfer life and they even managed to create duplicates of internal organs that worked efficiently.

Their advancement was on a whole other level.

However, just when the Slarkovs thought their troubles were behind them, another battle between deities erupted in the cosmos.

The playback showed the skies darkening once more, as colossal figures clashed with unimaginable force. The shockwaves from their conflict rippled through space, threatening to engulf Humbad in chaos once again.

Fraumbultin the 47th, the current chief, stood in a command center, his face filled with grim determination. ”We cannot allow this to happen again,” he said to his advisors. ”Our people have suffered enough from the battles of the deities. We must find a way to protect our world.”

As the battle escalated, the same deity who had taken on a human form and saved Humbad previously descended from the heavens.

The deityʼs presence was as awe-inspiring as before, his form glowing with a divine radiance. He raised his hands, and the formed a barrier that surrounded the entire planet.

This barrier protected planet Humbad from the conflict in the skies.

The humanoid deity then went on to fly into outerspace and mediate in the battle between the two deities.

It took some time but he finally managed to make both deities back down from their battle and soon the cosmos was safe again.

The playback continued, showing the aftermath of the latest battle between deities that had once again threatened Humbad. The humanoid guardian deity who had previously and currently saved the Slarkovs descended to the planet.

As he landed on the surface, he was met by Fraumbultin the 47th, whose expression was one of anger and frustration.

”You made a promise to my predecessor,” Fraumbultin the 47th began in a tone filled with fury. ”You said you would ensure that our world would be protected from the battles of the deities. Yet here we are, facing the same threat once again.”

The guardian humanoid deityʼs expression one of genuine remorse. ”I am deeply sorry,” he said. ”I have tried to prevent these conflicts, but the nature of the deities is beyond my control.”

Fraumbultin the 47thʼs eyes blazed with anger. ”With all due respect guardian... Your apologies mean nothing if they do not translate into action,” he said as his voice rose. ”Our people should not have to suffer for the clashes of gods. We are mortals, and we deserve to live in peace.”

The deity looked at Fraumbultin the 47th with an empathetic expression. ”I understand your anger,” he said. ”Tell me, what do you want? How can I make amends for the pain my kind has caused?”

Fraumbultin the 47th took a deep breath, his resolve unwavering. ”I want my people far away from the battles of deities,” he said. ”We should not have to live in fear of divine conflicts. Move us to a place where we can be safe, where we can live our lives without the threat of annihilation hanging over us.”

The deity considered his words, his expression thoughtful. ”It is within my power to grant your request,” he said. ”But altering reality to move your planet as far away as possible will likely have some unintended consequences.”

Fraumbultin the 47th didnʼt hesitate. ”I donʼt care,” he said firmly. ”Do whatever it takes to ensure our safety.”

The deity nodded. ”Very well. I will not do it with my power alone so you can achieve your desired result.”

The humanoid deity squatted before him and placed a finger on the ground.

A bright silver glow coated his finger tip and sipped into the ground below, causing the entirety of planet Humbad to quake briefly.

”Now the power to momentarily alter reality lies within the place your kind calls Dimension Six. You can use it to achieve your goal,” he said to Frambultin.

Fraumbultin the 47th looked at the deity with determination. ”What do I need to do?”

The deity stood to his feet and turned to Frambultin the 47th. ”Ask Dimension Six to move your planet. The energy within will respond to your request.”

Fraumbultin the 47th nodded and began heading down to dimension six.

Gustav watched as the playback showed the chief making his way to the center of Dimension six.

When Fraumbultin the 47th reached the heart of Dimension Six, he stood before the core as its golden light bathed him in a radiant glow. ”Dimension Six,” he said, his voice filled with authority and resolve, ”I ask you to move our planet as far away as possible from the battles of the deities. Grant us the peace and safety we deserve.”

The core of Dimension Six pulsed with energy, and the ground beneath Fraumbultin the 47th trembled.

The golden light intensified, enveloping him and spreading out to encompass the entire planet. The holographic playback showed the landscape of Humbad bathed in a brilliant light, the energy of Dimension Six working to fulfill the chiefʼs request.

Gustav felt a sense of anticipation as he watched the scene unfold. ”This must be it,” he thought. ”The moment that changed everything.”

The energy of Dimension Six began to alter reality itself, expanding the universe and moving Planet Humbad to a new location.

The stars shifted, and the cosmos reconfigured to accommodate the change. The planet was lifted from its place in the solar system and carried across the universe seamlessly.

When the light finally faded, Humbad was settled in the center of the universe, far from the reach of the deitiesʼ battles. The skies were clear, and the sun shone brightly on the planetʼs surface. One sun had followed them and the other sun stayed behind in the previous location.

Fraumbultin the 47th addressed his people, his voice carrying the weight of their journey. ”We have been given a new beginning,” he said. ”Thanks to the power of Dimension six and the guardian we are now safe from the battles of the gods. Let us use this opportunity to build a future filled with peace and prosperity.”

The crowd erupted in cheers, their voices filled with enthusiasm and hope.

The playback continued to show the Slarkovs adapting to their new home.

As Gustav stood in the construct the playback unfolded the consequences of Fraumbultin the 47thʼs monumental request.

The act of moving Planet Humbad to a distant part of the universe had profound and far-reaching effects. The universe itself had been altered, leading to the birth of new species and planets across the galaxies.

Gustav watched in awe as the holographic images displayed the creation of new worlds.

Stars burst into existence, their radiant light illuminating the dark expanse of space. Planets formed from swirling cosmic dust, their surfaces teeming with potential. In the distant reaches of the universe, new species began to emerge, each one unique and full of promise.

One of these new planets was Earth...