They chose their leader by their innate beauty, thus the leader of this elven tribe was a breathtakingly beautiful young male, still in his early twenties, possessing an ethereal charm that commanded attention.
Though he was chosen primarily for his striking looks, his underlying talent was nothing to scoff at.
His talent was a B-Grade ‘Elementalist’.
Through this talent, he could learn any elemental magic of B-grade or less with remarkable ease.
But this was not the main, most potent part of his talent.
The primary use of his talent was his innate ability to contract elemental spirits, which would, in turn, significantly increase both his physical body and his spiritual power.
For now this talent was useless because of the lack of spirit.
Sunny walked to him, gently lifted him up, and presented him with the manifested bow and arrows.
Sunny also used two Tears of Mermaid on the elven leader, directly elevating his talent to a formidable S-Grade.
Then, just as quickly as he had appeared, Sunny vanished.
The leader of the elves felt a profound, new found energy surge into his body, a divine essence that cleansed every fiber of his being.
He felt his body brimming with unprecedented power, his mind crystal clear and acutely aware.
Sunny then precisely teleported near the human settlement, he directly teleported inside Thorn’s cave.
Thorn was currently holding his twenty-first child, a tiny, squalling bundle.
Sunny looked at the talent of this newborn and gasped in his mind, a rare display of surprise.
-S-Grade Super Strength?-
-Congratulations, Thorn,- Sunny said, his gaze fixed on the infant cradled in Thorn’s arms.
Thorn immediately kneeled on the ground, his precious baby clutched safely.
-This child is blessed with Super Strength. Make sure to raise it well,- Sunny instructed, his voice resonating with divine authority.
He didn’t comment further on the incredible S-Grade talent.
Instead, he directly gave Thorn nine more spears, ten swords, ten shields, and ten sets of bows and arrows.
To ensure understanding, he manifested a doll and carefully controlled it, demonstrating the basic use of swords and bows.
All nine of the additional spears, swords, shields, and sets of bows and arrows were of A-Grade, representing a significant upgrade for the tribe.
He also included one S-Grade sword, one S-Grade Shield, and one S-Grade bow.
He didn’t simply give all ten S-grade weapons at once, as he didn’t want to cause any internal strife or revolt within any of his tribes.
Thus, the leader should possess absolute, undeniable strength, especially in the earlier generations of the tribe, to maintain control and order.
Sunny still had more than 20,000 Faith points remaining, and he didn’t want to just leave Veridia immediately.
He started manifesting many more Tears of Mermaid and numerous other weapons, taking advantage of the accelerated time.
Because of the 10,000x time flow on Veridia compared to the God Space, manifesting items here was 10,000 times faster than when he manifested them in his tranquil God Space.
After using 10,000 more Faith points in a rapid flurry of creation and distribution, Sunny finally teleported back to his God Space. ��������������������������������������������.������������
Sunny now had approximately 10,000 Faith points left, which he carefully saved for unforeseen emergencies.
Chapter 21: Ch 21: The Dawn of Magic
Chapter 21 - Ch 21: The Dawn of Magic
Veridia, Sunny’s burgeoning world, now pulsed with an unprecedented vitality.
It boasted five colossal SS-Grade mana veins, each tirelessly infusing the planet with raw magical energy.
Two S-Grade talents, one in the human tribe and one among the elves, stood as beacons of his divine intervention.
In just a single Godly day, Sunny’s progress had outstripped that of many other Gods, a testament to his strategic mind and unique abilities.
As time passed, the landscape of Veridia shifted, reflecting the growing dominance of its nascent civilizations.
The elves were now firmly ruling over the northern continent, their graceful forms moving with innate harmony through their mana-rich forests.
The humans, under Thorn’s formidable leadership, held sway over the southern continent, their settlements expanding, their cries of triumph echoing through the valleys.
The remaining continents, vast and untamed, remained full of diverse wild animals, a constant source of challenge and resources.
Sunny was not partial towards any single continent or race; he had ensured that each major landmass was infused with at least one SS-Grade mana vein, guaranteeing balanced growth.
It had now been 16 hours since the start of the second Godly day, and there was still no sign of the predicted misfortune.
The only anomaly Sunny detected was that the mana level in Veridia’s atmosphere was rising continuously, a subtle but relentless increase.
Initially, this didn’t directly result in any immediate deaths among the lifeforms.
However, Sunny knew that if this atmospheric mana concentration continued to rise unchecked, the lifeforms in his world would surely face immense pressure, akin to an unbearable increase in atmospheric pressure, but many times higher and far more insidious.
Their bodies, while strengthened by mana, could only withstand so much before succumbing.
Sunny thought of many immediate options to mitigate this looming crisis.
He could swap out the SS-Grade mana veins for less potent A-Grade ones, thereby reducing the mana influx.
But if the mana level still rose, even at a slower rate, it would merely be postponing the inevitable, granting his lifeforms only a few more years of strained existence.
Alternatively, he could directly remove the mana veins once and for all, or at least until the effect of the misfortune dissipated.
Though, instead of all these drastic measures, Sunny could simply use his precious Faith points to directly control and stabilize the mana increase.
But Sunny, ever the meticulous experimenter, wanted to explore all possible solutions first, reserving the direct expenditure of Faith as a last resort.
Sunny began to observe every minute detail of Veridia, his divine gaze sweeping across the planet.
The more he observed, the more he began to understand the true cause of this continuous mana rise.
-There is mana, but no magic, only body strengthening,- Sunny said aloud, the realization striking him with a sudden clarity. ������������������������������������������������.������������
The fundamental purpose of mana, as he understood from his vast knowledge of novels, was to be used for magic���for spells, for enchanting, for complex manipulation of energy.
The lifeform’s body could only absorb and utilize mana to strengthen itself up to a certain point.
After that threshold, any excess mana was of no further use to them, simply accumulating in the environment, leading to the growing pressure.
This accumulation was the core of the problem: his creatures were absorbing it, but not actively expending it through magical practices.
A clear solution formed in his mind: his lifeforms needed to learn how to actively use mana.
He decided to consult his newly formed private group, The Cosmic Alliance.
The alliance was now thriving, boasting hundreds of Gods, representing both magical and technologically advanced worlds.
The way to enter this exclusive alliance was deceptively simple: just give Sunny an order to manifest something that he found interesting or useful, thereby providing him with valuable blueprints and knowledge.
Cosmos: -To all Gods with mana-infused worlds, do your civilizations possess any developed magic spells or specific techniques for mana utilization?-