Last Wish System

Yale didn’t know anything about the conversation that the two shadows were having in the Timeless Border, but he had been pondering about fate since the day he discovered those dual memories.

He spent a whole year meditating about it while Ange was been training in the Heaven Academy.

In that place, her training was smooth, and with her personality, she won the hearts of the other students.

After that year, she was already at the Master Rank, which showed a training speed that left Lina speechless as it was far faster than her own. Yale had stopped worrying about that matter and was just focusing on investigating fate.

The Heaven Academy was a safe place, and Lina was keeping a look on Ange anyway.

After that year, Yale opened his eyes.

"I am sure that fate is working in a strange way, but that really doesn’t matter because I feel that it is something that benefits this universe."

If it hadn’t been for that other curse, the curse created by the other universe would have killed Ange and Wyba before Yale could have saved them.

Thus, after a year of investigation, Yale didn’t feel that the strangeness of fate was something bad.

However, the reason he ended up spending a whole year wasn’t just to reach that conclusion.

"Fate... I feel that if I increase my understanding of fate, my chances of succeeding in creating the next level of my Path will increase a lot."

Yale had already determined the direction of his Path. He wanted to add the Metal Essence and the Scythe Essence as a new planet and also fuse the crafting-based Essences. The first part wouldn’t be too difficult once he mastered the Scythe Essence, but the second one was a problem.

Moreover, creating a method to become a fifth level immortal with such a strong Path was incredibly difficult even if he didn’t take into account those two matters, and after a year of studying fate, Yale really felt that he needed to improve his understanding of fate.

Usually, only to become a sixth level immortal there was a need to obtain in-depth understanding towards fate, and depending on the Path it wasn’t even needed, but to Yale, it was something he needed to become a fifth level immortal due to how strong was his own Path.

"I am a Timeless Sovereign, investigating my own fate is useless, and in fact, I think it would be better to investigate fate from the start to the end and not from a point in the midst of a life."

Yale waved his hand, and souls started to appear in front of him.

Those souls were completely empty. They were new souls that Yale had just created. Usually, one needed to be an Origin God to do that, but Yale’s Path allowed to do it at fourth level immortal.

There was a total of hundred souls, and Yale was planning to send them all to be born in random places of the universe.

The lives of those souls were independent, but they had something special hidden within them.

Each time they died; their life would be sent to Yale who would analyze it to decipher how fate worked with them.

All those souls had a complete lack of talent to practice, so their chances to become strong and achieve immortality were practically inexistent.

New souls created by an expert always had that problem; it wasn’t that Yale wanted to make their lives more difficult.

However, Yale felt that the problem with their talent would also be something good for him because if one of them managed to break the shackles of their talent, that person would have changed the fate, which was something that Yale wanted to see.

Shiba was someone who did that, so Yale new that it was possible to change the fate in that way, but it was extremely difficult, and those souls had worse talent than Shiba’s.

In fact, Yale didn’t have expectations that one of those hundred souls would succeed in changing fate.

It would be great if one of them managed to do it, but it wasn’t within his plans.

However, he made that anyone who managed to surpass fate would automatically send all the life of that person until that moment to Yale, so he would know if someone succeeded.

He would accept as his disciple any of those souls if they managed to surpass their fate.

"What are you doing?"

Lina asked after seeing Yale surrounded by the hundred souls.

"Researching the fate."

After speaking Yale waved his hand and those hundred souls entered into the cycle of reincarnation.

"So, you can already create souls... I never tried to do it."

No one had tried to create souls after reaching fourth level immortal with Yale’s Path because common sense told them that they couldn’t create souls with their level.

"You should be able to do it if you try. It will be tiring for you to create a hundred souls in one go, but if you just want to create some souls, it shouldn’t be a problem."

The simplified versions of the Path were somewhat weaker, but not even an Origin God could create a hundred souls in one go without getting tired, so that problem wasn’t a real problem.

"Why would I need to create so many souls in one go?"

Lina chuckled because she never thought about that, she was just curious about creating souls, but to satisfy her curiosity, creating one or two would be enough.

"I never said that you must do that. Now I feel like learning the Scythe Essence, let’s go with my grandfather, he should be able to teach us."

Yale didn’t need to do anything until one those hundred souls died or changed fate, and Ange was training safely on the Heaven Academy, so Yale felt that it was a good moment to master the Scythe Essence.

Even Ange had started to train with the Scythe under her master’s guidance, so Yale couldn’t allow himself to be less skillful than his daughter. He could allow being less talented, but he couldn’t be weaker than her in any aspect or his pride as a father would be damaged.

Moreover, he also wanted to show that he wouldn’t lose with Ange’s master in anything because Yale wanted to be the one helping Ange to train, but he couldn’t because of Ange’s situation.

Ange was more talented than Yale, but her level limited her progress, so Yale’s improvements while learning the Scythe Essence were something that Ange couldn’t compare. She reached the limit of her level quickly, so she could only advance more after increasing her level.

Ange only advanced to the next level when she had trained everything to the limit of that level. Those were orders of her master who felt that with her talent, it would be a waste if she didn’t reach the absolute pinnacle for each Rank.

Yale and Lina, before Ange departed, had also told her that it was better to train like that, which made that Ange could just sigh and obey.

Five years later, Ange managed to become a Law Master, which was a fearsome speed. After all, Ange was only sixteen years old that year.

In her previous life, with sixteen years old she was just at the Novice Rank, the difference in talent between both lives was far too great.

The Heaven Academy was full of resources that could make the body mature even with quick breakthroughs because those resources were something that a lot of students needed. Thus, Ange didn’t look like a child and instead looked like her real age.

Ange was quite similar to her previous life, but some of her features looked like Lina’s, which made her different.

She was adored as a goddess in the Heaven Academy. If others obeyed the Soul Reaper for fear, they obeyed Ange for adoration.

However, although she was adored, not a single man had the guts to express love for her. They simply were far weaker than her and didn’t want to act like a clown.

Moreover, anyone who did something like that would turn the enemy of all the rest of the students, and no one wanted to be in that position.

The only ones with a strength comparable to Ange were the teachers, but they had known Ange since she was a child, so there wasn’t any of them who saw her as a woman.

The day Ange became a Law Master there was a huge party in the Heaven Academy. She was admired by everyone. Men and women. Young and old.

Thus, the whole academy celebrated her breakthrough.

Ange obtained that reputation because her personality fitted way too much in the Heaven Academy. She was usually selfless and even had helped to train a lot of students without asking anything in exchange.

All the students called her big sister, disregarding their ages, and the teachers treated her as if she was their own daughter.

As for Gerken, Ange’s master, he was extremely pleased with her and also treated her like his own daughter, although Ange rejected him when he offered to adopt her as his daughter.

That party was also a farewell party because Ange announced that she would go to roam the world to obtain more experience and master the rest of the Laws.

She wasn’t planning to try to become a Law God before having mastered all the Laws.