Inside the Great Sun Temple.
Imu sat upon the divine throne that had once belonged to Amaterasu.
He examined the four radiant red gems floating in the air.
Just as he had expected.
This "New World" also had a "Takamagahara."
This proved that the separation between the Four Souls World and this world had begun at the moment the Star Gate appeared in the former.
Not when the Star Gate appeared in this world.
But the moment the Star Gate appeared in this world,
it signified that it, too, had separated from the original timeline and become an independent parallel world.
It might have sounded rather convoluted.
Imu had been greatly pleased when he discovered this place, because he could bring in another batch of goods and, incidentally, obtain a second "subspace."
This time, however, he did not send Karna, Falcon Dragon, or Albertrion down to fight.
Instead, he acted personally, turning Amaterasu, Susanoo, Tsukuyomi, and Kagutsuchi into Divine Philosopher's Stones.
He then instructed Izanagi, the will of this world, to turn the other gods into Divine Jewels of Four Souls.
Those Buddhist spirits naturally could not escape their fate either, condensing into a relic that radiated five-colored Buddhist light.
Thus, Takamagahara was once again completely swept clean.
At present, Imu had one Amaterasu Philosopher's Stone and two Susanoo Philosopher's Stones.
Two Tsukuyomi Philosopher's Stones and two Kagutsuchi Philosopher's Stones.
Two Divine Jewels of Four Souls, two Buddhist relics,
and two "Takamagahara Spaces" that could be taken away at any time!
Besides that,
with such abundant gains, how could Imu not be happy?
Unfortunately, this Four Souls World had only this one Divine Court.
He found that rather unreasonable, but facts were facts, and there was nothing to be done.
Next, Imu needed to analyze and take control of these