He later finds that it's possible to create familiars that will double the host's rate of experience gain, but they lose most of their other abilities, such as creating [Healing fruit]. Heroic Sacrifice: With so many heroes and demon kings around, it's not surprising that there are plenty of these. Deity of Human Origin: At level 250, Aeon meets again with Mozart, and Mozart's supervisor Bach. They offer him a one-time chance to join the [World Faith System], where he would become a god, and he would stop levelling but gain different abilities based on people's faith and belief in him. He turns it down, because he has already gained several of the most important benefits, such as agelessness and the ability to travel to other worlds, and he doesn't like the fact that dropping under the required number of followers would kill him.

rifts start to open 6 months prior to the demon king appearing and they spit out hordes demons strong enough to kill normal men. Despite being a human, he can be most charitably described as morally gray, mostly indifferent to sapient suffering, using death row prisoners as subjects in experiments, and establishing facilities to raise soldiers from childhood, but generally seeking to provide fairness, peace, and prosperity.it was pretty good if not super, super slow at times. The narrator is also pretty awful at female voices. Especially Lausanne. And speaking of Lausanne, Aeon is such a hypocritical tool sometimes. The way he treats her vs random orphans is day and night. Either be a magical tree with human memories or be a person in a magical tree, but flipping between when it’s convenient to be a jerk just makes you a jerk. Anti-Magic: One of the demonic worlds that Aeon encounters has a mana-disrupting particle included in its sunlight. The surface is baked and largely dead, and the demons have to live underground during the day to survive, but conversely, they have absorbed the anti-magic properties through their extensive exposure, so they have to be fought with mundane skills. Domain are your focus on the path of divinity, and will impact future domain choices. The first choice is your primary domain. Choice of domain greatly influences type of future skills learned." Tree of Life - This choice leads you down the path of regeneration, evolution, immortality and life creation. Each of your main body and your cloned bodies gains significant regenerative abilities, This choice allows the creation of cloned bodies under the Tree of Clones. Your trees gain the ability to adapt to all kinds of environments, and terraforming ability. This subdomain choice will lead to creation of life, greater-monster minions, evolution-alteration, healing, endurance, regeneration, clones and multi-body skills in the future Some of them laugh and walk away, but two others walk over and give me a pat on the trunk. Similarly I offer both of them a familiar contract, and they accept.

He compares Demon King Sabnoc's wave of corruption destroying his tree network to an extradimensional disaster consuming the stars in Stellaris. Child Soldiers: For best results, Aeon starts training his "Valthorn" elite soldiers from a young age, with auras that boost learning, class and skill seeds, and custom educational dreams. Yvon isn't pleased by what he's doing, especially the dreams that let them watch helplessly as their friends are slaughtered around them (to inure them to the horrors of war), but he figures that it's a nasty, violent world, and the kids need to be prepared — especially the orphans whom he typically selects. He doesn't try to throw them into battles that will get them killed, though; that would be a waste of his investment. The Caretaker thinks for a while, and he says. “Hmmm… I do recall one of blessings of our god is we can only use familiars of god, but I must confirm that later.” At Level 200, Aeon is given three choices for a Sub-Domain, as well as Minor Pantheon Powers. The options were as follows: Marked to Die: Killing a hero is ordinarily quite lucrative in terms of experience, but when there is an active demon king, the gods discourage it by marking the killer as a target for other heroes.Yea. Just a gash, probably will heal and be a manly scar later on. Maybe you can get girls with it.” Another soldier tries to lighten the mood. Benevolent Dictator: As TreeTree grows in power, he eventually sets himself up as a God-Emperor (or rather, demigod). With the combined perspective of a former human turned into The Ageless, he's generally a fair and forward-thinking ruler, who promotes peace and prosperity while also building up a military force to combat existential threats. He listens to others' counsel and generally values individual freedoms — but ultimately, his word is law, with artificial minds giving him total surveillance of his domain, and rebels being executed through destructive medical research and experimentation. With all of that, his territory is probably the best place to live on the planet, and he's the best hope of repelling the demonic invasions, too. Just don't offend him. There is also the times when the MC tries to see the many misteries of the world with his limited perspective, resulting in Skills and new experienced he tus find when expandig his influence in the world.

The gods don't summon heroes until anywhere from 1-6 months from DK showing up - during this time nothing can challenge the DK and the champions/demons wipe out cities and destroy countriesSelf-Duplication: The "Tree of Life" domain allows Aeon to grow extra copies of his main body. He can't be fully killed without destroying all of them, and they can also pass objects between them, no matter how far apart they are. Unfortunately, he's initially limited to five of them. Since he is just next to me, I pounce on the opportunity and immediately offer a familiar contract.