Such a massive change in his domain made Noah's scalp tingle. Especially after he discovered, to his astonishment, that faint signs of life had actually appeared within it, he did not know what to say.
Could the void be more suited to nurturing life?
Noah shook his head. This was completely beyond the scope of his knowledge. Life was not something one could fully understand merely by reaching the level of a god.
Noah liked a saying once spoken by the ancestors of the place where his soul originated: every profession has its specialty. Unless one was a godlike being who specifically studied life, it would be difficult for anyone else to understand something so obscure.
Noah had no intention of studying life. He was merely a mage and had no other aspirations, which was why the sudden appearance of fluctuations of life within his domain had left him so stunned.
After thinking it over, Noah decided it was better not to dwell on it. In truth, he had long been mentally prepared for this, because his domain had genuinely been developing according to the model of a complete universe.
It was merely that life had appeared far too early, leaving Noah somewhat unaccustomed to it.
After closing his domain, Noah left the System Space. He did not forget to remind his system to continue integrating with his domain.
Naturally, the system had no intention of refusing Noah. Perhaps it was even more interested and motivated than Noah himself now?
Leaving his room, Noah arrived in the living room outside. It happened to be breakfast time, and Noah happily joined them.
Everyone had already learned of Noah's return yesterday, and they had even thrown him a celebration party. Of course, aside from Lily, who seemed somewhat unhappy, everyone in the