Foreign Reincarnators

"Travelers?"

Yinsen's first thought was that they were travelers like Soujun.

That was nothing strange. Since Soujun could travel to this world, it was entirely possible for a second one to appear. But the next second, he dismissed his own guess.

The situation was different.

Because he immediately sensed that this time, it was not one person who had arrived, but six.

Moreover, faint spatial fluctuations still lingered around them. As a mage—or rather, a god—with considerable accomplishments in spatial matters, he immediately determined the source of those fluctuations: residual energy produced by breaking through the Spatial Barrier.

Yinsen stared into the distance, floating high above Fuyuki. No one could detect his presence. At his current level and with his current power, if he did not want to be found, no one could find him.

Even Madeline, who had suddenly come over, had only been able to find Yinsen because he had deliberately released a trace of his aura.

Looking at Yinsen, who had returned to his adult form, Madeline sensed an even deeper and more formidable presence from him.

"Congratulations."

Yinsen glanced at Madeline. He knew she was congratulating him on completing his "transformation" and truly stepping into the realm of gods. However, Madeline could now see even less of Yinsen's true nature, so she could not tell that he was a god entirely different from herself.

"What's going on with those people?"

"Just a few Reincarnators."

Madeline stood right beside Yinsen, and he noticed that her appearance seemed to have changed somewhat.

Compared with the elegant, mature lady he had seen before, Madeline looked a little younger this time. He knew that at her level, appearances could be altered at will, so he did not dwell on it.

His appraisal did not escape Madeline's notice. She lightly brushed