Chapter 19

"Akuhito starts to go outside."

"Aomi is currently walking back home after collecting a bunch of food from the store. In her own mind, she thinks, 'It took me a very long time to gather these few items, my lord and my boys.'"

Aomi continues walking, passing by the place where people climb stairs to view the mountains. Aomi starts saying out loud, "A disgusting place that my lord would eradicate from now." The people who are nearby start looking at her, and Aomi feels embarrassed, so she walks very fast, trying to distance herself from the situation.

She starts saying, "I'm very close to the house; it's only about three wayside distances away."

Akuhito begins to systematically kill every wild animal in the forest, causing their population to decline rapidly. He uses powerful energy blasts known as "ki blasts" to exterminate them one by one. As Akuhito continues his destructive spree, Aomi, who is walking home, starts to hear the sounds of the blasts nearby.

As she continues walking, she spots Akuhito and immediately starts running towards him, exclaiming, "My beloved lord!" Akuhito turns around and responds, "Oh hey, Aomi. I'm glad you're back. If you weren't there, I would have come to save you." Aomi blushes and says, "Oh my lord, thank you, but I'm fine. You are the god of honor." Akuhito smiles and proudly declares, "I have eliminated every wild animal that posed a threat to our home."

Aomi asks, "Oh, how many, my lord?" Akuhito responds, "About a hundred of them." Aomi nods and says, "Okay, my lord. Anyway, I've got food for everyone so we can enjoy and eat." In his own mind, Akuhito thinks, "To be honest, I really don't need to eat. I can live for centuries and millennia without any food." However, Akuhito says, "Alright, and also, Yami is awake, but Hinata is still asleep?"

Aomi puts her hand on her chin, rubbing it thoughtfully, and says, "I will wake up Hinata. That boy is always asleep." Akuhito tries to interject, saying, "Oh no, it's fine, you don't need to-" but before he could finish his sentence, Aomi interrupts him, saying, "Alright, my lord. I won't wake him up."

Akuhito smiles and continues walking, but Aomi compliments him by saying, "Nice white shirt and black pants my lord." Akuhito nods in appreciation, thanking her silently. Meanwhile, Aomi keeps walking towards her house.

As soon as she arrives at the house, Aomi sees Yami and he greets her, saying, "Oh hey, big sis. I will help you pack out the food." Aomi gratefully responds, "Oh, thank you, Yami."

Meanwhile, Akuhito starts to sense a new threat emerging in the world, one that appears to be far more powerful and superior to the entities he has faced in the past.

Akuhito teleports away from the area and arrives in a vast snowy forest, far away from the country where he has recently been living. He takes a moment to gather himself and then speaks, "I will be back, Aomi, Yami, and Hinata..."

As the entity approaches Akuhito, it begins speaking, saying, "So it's you. You killed the weak entity that I was going to kill." Akuhito responds, "So you mean Kore?" The unknown entity is taken aback and asks, "How do you know?" Akuhito confidently replies, "I can read your mind."

Akani declares, "Well, you won't be reading it from now on. Also, my name is Akani, the god who devours every demon that comes against me. But I can tell that you're not a demon; you're just a god, albeit an evil one." Akuhito ponders the statement and asks, "Is this your first time facing an evil one?" Akani responds, "Yes, it truly is. Your existence far surpasses those demons that I have faced over countless years."

Akuhito raises his hand and unleashes a powerful ki blast towards Akani. However, to Akuhito's surprise, Akani catches the blast with his hand and confidently remarks, "I know this is not all you've got."

Akuhito, feeling challenged, responds, "Damn, just wait, you lowlife. And can we fight somewhere outside of this world?" Akani, seemingly unaffected by the insult, replies, "Sure, until you die."

With a swift motion, Akani raises his hand and causes Akuhito to become blank, as if his existence has been erased from the pages of a book.

Akani is impressed that Akuhito remained unaffected, as if his mind was just a part of Akuhito's illusion. Akuhito acknowledges this and replies, "I have encountered someone in the past who tried to use nothingness on me, but it had no effect. However, it appears that you possess something different."

Akani questions, "So you put me in an illusion?" Akuhito confidently confirms, "Yes."

Akuhito clenches his fist, but suddenly everything around him turns completely white. The ground, the sky, and every surrounding object vanish, leaving behind a blank, featureless expanse. Undeterred, Akuhito focuses his power and begins to tear open a rift in the fabric of reality, creating a hyperdimensional portal that extends beyond the boundaries of his own universe. From this tear in the fabric of space, Akuhito emerges into a realm that exists beyond the known realities.

As Akani summons Akuhito, the latter turns around, feeling perplexed. Akuhito asks, "What's going on?" Akani responds, revealing his intentions, "I created a plot for a story in which this place was erased at my command."

Akuhito is taken aback by Akani's statement. Akani declares, "I am not an ordinary god. As a supreme god, I transcend and preside over every plane of existence. But the hierarchies and intricacies of these realms, I simply view them as mere fiction."

Akuhito contemplates Akani's claim of being a supreme god who can alter the plot. He begins to grasp the magnitude of Akani's power existence.

As Akuhito smirks, a mixture of nerves and determination evident on his face, he begins to undergo a transformation known as the Beast Form. However, despite his transformation, Akani remains unfazed. He reminds Akuhito of a time when every entity harbored hatred towards him, explaining that it was due to the influence of the author themselves.

Akani confidently asserts that his power equals that of the author, emphasizing that Akuhito stands no chance against the force of the narrative. He dismisses Akuhito, referring to him as a mere puppet controlled by the author's whims.

As Akani unleashes the Absolute Narrative at Akuhito, expecting it to overpower him, Akuhito surprises everyone by devouring the narrative itself. Akani, witnessing this event, becomes increasingly agitated and exclaims, "Impossible, impossible, impossible! Impossible !"

Akuhito continues to consume and devour every plot and narratives that Akani attempts to unleash, effectively neutralizing Akani's attempts to control the story. Akuhito's power to consume and overcome narratives leaves Akani astounded and struggling to comprehend the situation unfolding before him.

As Akuhito smirks, feeling the power surging through him, he confidently remarks that his strength surpasses even that of the author. However, Akani responds with a knowing grin, comparing Akuhito to the almighty demons that consume all stories and plot within their narratives, surpassing any authority that entities could possess. Akani acknowledges Akuhito's formidable strength.

In a surprising turn of events, Akuhito mimics Akani's abilities, reverting the story back to its original state. Akuhito declares that the time has come for Akani's demise.

As Akani mentions that demons consume boundless hierarchies, Akuhito, still in his beast form, is taken aback. He responds, "Well, I can say that I have transcended all things, if I am capable of doing so." Akuhito's statement implies that he has surpassed the limitations of hierarchies and boundaries.

Akani feels a sense of uncertainty or confusion upon hearing Akuhito's words.

"The Evil God had reached tremendous heights, devouring every plot within a story, transcending numerous layers in the process."

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