The Creator God Was About to Lose His Cool!

Eternity folded his arms, brimming with confidence.

As a god born with his powers, learning anything came as naturally to him as eating and drinking.

Yet even with his absurd talent, it had taken him hundreds of millions of years to figure out how to forge a planet.

Learn it just by watching once?

In his dreams.

He stood quietly to one side, smiling as he waited for Ren to make a mess of things so he could step in and save the day.

Ren paid no attention to the old man's idle speculation.

His expression turned grave. He decided to start with the sun.

Stars might be huge, but their structure was the simplest. Planets had crusts, cores, and all sorts of other complications. A star was basically a giant ball of nuclear fusion. Gather the fuel and light it up.

Ren closed his eyes and extended his senses.

Ding! The system is collecting data from the remnants of the Universe.

Star-Forge Magic has acquired a planetary model.

Forging has officially begun. Do not lose focus, or the process may fail.

A crisp notification sounded.

A violent wind swept through the void, and vast quantities of matter poured out of unknown space.

Helium and tritium gathered at a furious pace.

Before long, the rough shape of a pitch-black sphere, like an enormous boulder, appeared from thin air.

Eternity's eyes nearly popped out of his head.

He sucked in a sharp breath and cursed up a storm inwardly.

He's already made the rough shape?

Where's the justice in that?

With his experience, he could tell it was already ninety percent complete. All it needed was a spark to give off light and heat.

He mastered the most advanced technique just by watching once? Eternity felt as though all