Overgeared

The first in the world to break through level 1,000—he earned the stats redistribution with no cooldown perk.

The powers of Baal and Amoract were also attached to the Rune of Gluttony. There was a significant increase in the level of the Overgeared World, which had expanded its territory to hell. He secured the core of the beginning that could make any wish come true, and Bunhelier’s loyalty (?).

The acquisition of Pagma’s Sword Dance, etc.

This was putting aside the fact that the dead had been put to rest and humanity had overcome its fears.

The hell expedition brought huge rewards to Grid. There was no other way since it was a reward for a near-final ordeal.

The redistribution of stats would be a formidable variable for enemies fighting against Grid in the future. Due to the ability to change it in real time, it was theoretically impossible to properly assess Grid’s power.

The increase in the level of the Overgeared World allowed him to appoint more angels.

The influence of the human gods belonging to the Overgeared World had increased. This also increased the probability of beneficial effects for humans.

The core of the beginning and Bunhelier were reliable insurances.

If—

If Grid did experience a crisis, then they could be relied on.

Grid was particularly fascinated by the power of Baal and Amoract.

[Demon Sword Remnants]

[A remnant of the power left by the 1st Great Demon, Baal.

After entering a state of combat, the form of Baal’s favorite demon sword will emerge and assist you.]

[Deception, Confusion, Temptation]

[A remnant of the power left by the 2nd Great Demon, Amoract.

Any target hostile to you won’t properly recognize your health gauge (or wounds).]

It was before Beriache took the powers of Baal and Amoract—Grid gained their powers first. Of course, it was only a fraction of it. Just as has been the case for a long time, he had been hampered by the setting that the capacity of the Rune of Gluttony was insufficient. The system explained that the hierarchy of Baal and Amoract was too high to fully absorb their power.

Even so, he was thankful. There were many cases where he wasn’t able to gain any powers at all. It was meaningful that he gained a small amount of the powers of the 1st Great Demon and the 2nd Great Demon.

Of course, he didn’t have high expectations. It was comforting that it wasn’t on the level of dog fur. Then when he checked later, he realized it wasn’t just that much. The power of Baal and Amoract far exceeded Grid’s expectations.

First of all, both skills were passive. It didn’t require any resources or conditions. It was triggered spontaneously without Grid being conscious of it and controlling it. Nevertheless, the effect was very interesting.

First of all, Demon Sword Remnants—it was a skill that was activated in a ‘combat state.’ It was very compatible with the senses of an Absolute. The moment something antagonized Grid, it immediately floated up and intercepted it. To put it more precisely, the skill reacted before Grid could identify the enemy.

It was similar to the artificial senses, but the artificial senses had to be consciously unfolded by Grid. This meant that Demon Sword Remnants was much more convenient. In the first place, the attack coefficient was so high that the God Hands couldn’t be compared to it.

deal, but it was a huge difference. Grid usually had to stay focused because he didn’t know when an enemy who was an Absolute would threaten him. Now he found peace in the true sense of the word. Finally, he was able to live

up was

was a passive skill that caused confusion over his ‘current state’ with a hostile target. It was bound to be useful. If a

be confused and make misjudgments, such as recognizing a dying Grid as

received these skills from

were skills that

too fraudulent.

skills dropped by the 1st Great Demon and the 2nd Great Demon. It was too unconscionable to feel regret about not having acquired such

himself and slowly raised

band was performing to announce

in the world, and one of the few beings Grid could rely on, entered. She was greeted by her siblings, who had their lives restored. Of course, Braham wasn’t

Braham...

is so pretty

seats with the other apostles. He was deeply displeased with the reaction that

be a few levels above Marie Rose

he interfered with the mother he loved and respected most in the world for Grid’s sake, he also didn’t resent Marie Rose for

Maybe Braham—

moment he found out what Beriache was trying to obtain through Marie Rose. It might’ve been a reminder of their sibling

they

wouldn’t end

Rose approached Grid, who coughed in vain as he watched Braham glare at

“Wow...”

The guests were half-mesmerized.

who crossed species, tribes, and borders—all the guests who gathered to celebrate

fascinated by Marie Rose’s beauty. There must’ve been

the always confident Jishuka muttered such

like a knight among knights, she wasn’t interested in embellishments at all, but she felt a sense of crisis

all looked

the same was true in the eyes

as peerless beauties. Why did all these women, each with their own charms, fall in love with Grid? The jealousy that had been forgotten for

was the aftermath of seeing Grid greet his bride with a big smile. Unlike on the battlefield, Grid in his formal clothes was objectively cool. He looked as brilliant as his achievements so

wasn’t something to be jealous of. They even thought it was fortunate that it was Grid, not another ugly

“The next procedure...”

the ceremony filled with pure goodwill and blessings. The world stars Laella and Nyangmong sang a congratulatory song, and Piaro gave a

the marriage arranged in

the Overgeared Guild slowly realized

people, who were happy but somewhat anxious and confused, become relieved after seeing the faces

are always

to

own marriage as a tool to reassure people. That is how deep God Grid

the reporters who were usually close

love and kissed. There was thunderous applause. All

‘...I’m happy.’

the soft texture of Marie Rose’s lips, not the metallic taste of blood, and trembled with joy. Marie Rose was trembling in a

was rarely trembling—it was due to Grid’s hands wrapped around her waist and against her