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Poor guy become Immortal God

**Synopsis: "The Path to Divinity"** In "The Path to Divinity," we follow the journey of Theron, a humble farmer who embarks on an extraordinary quest to become a god. Guided by the enigmatic mentor Alaric, Theron faces a series of trials that test his courage, wisdom, compassion, and resilience. Chapter by chapter, Theron navigates through the mystical forest of Eldoria, encountering challenges that force him to confront his deepest fears and reconcile with his past. From facing mythical creatures to deciphering ancient texts, Theron's journey is fraught with danger and self-discovery. As Theron progresses, he grapples with doubts and uncertainties, questioning his own worthiness and fearing failure. Yet, with the guidance of Alaric and the lessons of the forest, he learns that true strength comes from within and that the path to divinity is not about perfection but about growth and self-awareness. Through facing his fears, embracing his past, and finding solace in the wisdom of the natural world, Theron grows into a formidable force, ready to take on the challenges that lie ahead. Along the way, he learns that becoming a god is not just about acquiring power but about embodying compassion, wisdom, and harmony. "The Path to Divinity" is a captivating tale of self-discovery, resilience, and the transformative power of the human spirit. Set against the backdrop of a richly imagined world, this novel invites readers on an epic journey of adventure, enlightenment, and ultimately, the realization of one's true destiny.

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101 Chs

Chapter 39

**Chapter 39: The Aftermath**

The battlefield lay quiet, the remnants of the fierce clash evident in the charred earth and fallen enemies. The allied forces, though weary, moved with a sense of purpose as they tended to the wounded and gathered the fallen for honorable rites. Theron, Alaric, and Lyra made their way back to the main camp, their minds heavy with the weight of the victory they had secured at such a cost.

Theron looked around, his eyes settling on the faces of his comrades, both new and old. He saw pride and relief, but also sorrow for those they had lost. "We did it," he said softly, more to himself than anyone else. "But at what price?"

Alaric, walking beside him, placed a hand on his shoulder. "Victory always comes at a cost, Theron. We must honor the sacrifice of those who fought bravely and use this moment to rebuild stronger and more united."

As they reached the camp, the leaders of the different realms gathered once more in the war tent. The crystal, now a symbol of their hard-fought triumph, was placed at the center of the table. Its light was dimmer but still held a soft, reassuring glow.

Ignis was the first to speak. "Valthor is defeated, but his influence may still linger in the shadows. We must be vigilant and ensure that no remnant of his dark power threatens our world again."

Aqua nodded in agreement. "Our people will need time to heal. We should focus on rebuilding our homes and strengthening our alliances. This victory has shown us the power of unity, and we must not forget that."

Gaia, her expression thoughtful, added, "The land itself has suffered. We need to restore the natural balance that Valthor disrupted. The earth, the water, the air – all must be healed."

Zephyr, who had been silently listening, finally spoke. "We have proven that we can overcome even the darkest threats. Let this be a new beginning for our realms. We should establish a council to ensure that we remain united and prepared for any future challenges."

Theron looked at each of the leaders, feeling a surge of hope. "A council of realms – I like that idea. Together, we can protect our world and ensure that the sacrifices made were not in vain."

The leaders nodded in agreement, and they began to discuss the details of forming the council, setting aside their differences to focus on a shared vision for the future. Lyra, who had been standing quietly by the tent's entrance, stepped forward.

"I will represent the realm of Shadows in this council," she said firmly. "We have remained hidden for too long. It's time for us to join the other realms and contribute to the balance and protection of our world."

Theron smiled at her. "Your people have much to offer, Lyra. Together, we can build a future where no one has to live in fear of the darkness."

As the plans for the council took shape, the camp was filled with a renewed sense of purpose. The allied forces, now bonded by their shared struggle and victory, began the arduous task of rebuilding. They repaired fortifications, tended to the injured, and honored their fallen with solemn ceremonies.

Theron found a moment of quiet and walked to a hill overlooking the camp. The sun was setting, casting a warm, golden light over the land. He held the crystal in his hand, feeling its faint pulse of energy.

"Father," he whispered to the wind, "I hope you can see what we've accomplished. We've taken the first step toward a new future."

Alaric joined him, standing silently for a moment before speaking. "We have a long road ahead, but this is a good start. The council will be a beacon of hope and unity for all the realms."

Theron nodded, his eyes fixed on the horizon. "We must ensure that this unity lasts. The darkness may always be a part of our world, but as long as we stand together, we can face it."

As night fell, the camp settled into a peaceful silence. The warriors and leaders, though exhausted, found solace in the promise of a new dawn. They had faced the greatest threat their world had ever known and emerged victorious. Now, it was time to rebuild, to heal, and to prepare for the future.

With the formation of the council and the bonds forged in battle, the realms stood on the brink of a new era. They would face whatever came next with courage, strength, and unity, knowing that they were stronger together than they had ever been apart.

And as the stars filled the night sky, Theron felt a deep sense of peace. The journey was far from over, but for the first time in a long while, he felt that they were truly on the path to a brighter future.