God's Slave: Reincarnated Into an Academy of Heavenly Descendants

"How is it even possible to gain every decent bloodline? Isn't that outrageous?" Nolan asked the system with a raised eyebrow.

Gain every single descent in the world!

Was that even possible?

Besides, even if that was possible, would the world allow such a person to exist?

A person who possesses all Egyptian bloodlines, all Greek bloodlines, and the remaining 8 descent bloodlines that exist.

That would be hundreds of bloodlines, all contained in one person!

Would the proud Celestial ones, and the Nightmare creatures in the Abyssal realms, sit idly by and allow such a creature to exist without finding a way to quickly curb its menace?

It just sounded unreal.

[If you keep walking this path that you're currently walking, you will become such a person!] The system said, and Nolan sat up from his bed.

"Huh?"

[Tell me something.]

[When you entered the Hall of Gods in your first God King Trial, how many god statues did you see?] the system suddenly asked, drawing Nolan's mind back to when he had undergone that trial and the countless statues he had seen.

'They filled the entire hall, almost countless.'

"They were pretty much. Too many to number even" Nolan replied, not exactly sure how many, but he knew there were far too many to count.

[You have the potential to fuse with every single one of those god statues. Which means you have the potential to possess all of their powers!] the system said, and Nolan's head buzzed.

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"So, you mean that God King Trial I went through won't be the last? I would still be able to visit that hall once more?" Nolan asked in shock.

He had thought the God King Trial, during which he had chosen Kratos, was his last opportunity, and he wouldn't be able to choose any more gods or undergo any other awakening.

But the system seemed to be suggesting something different.

[Yes.]

[hat's the power of Trimurti.]

[If you're ever become a worthy follower, you should at least possess the power of almost all other god statues.]

The system explained, and Nolan's eyes brightened.

"So, I really have the potential to possess every single bloodline in that hall!" Nolan said to himself.

He could hardly imagine it.

The power of having hundreds of bloodlines and hundreds of descent skills...

Who would be able to stop him then?

But that thought also brought a worry to Nolan.

The Athlenatans, an entire race of people, had been half-destroyed because they could harness energy that went against every other Celestial energy.

What would they do to a person who had the ability to control every descent ability in existence?

Would they allow such an anomaly to exist?

Wouldn't they try to eliminate him, just to prevent an eventual disaster or fear of his power?

"But—" Nolan was about to speak, but the system cut him off.

[Would the world allow your existence, right?] the system said, almost as if it could read Nolan's mind, and he nodded.

"Yes. Would the world allow me to exist?"

"Thinking of it reasonably and fairly..."

"If I were a Celestial one, there's no way I would allow a single person to possess so much power and potential," Nolan said seriously, and he meant it.

The celestial ones' responsibility was to maintain order throughout the entire plane of existence.

If there was a person with such power, wouldn't their ability to control order through the entire plane of existence be affected if that person decided to move against them?

Wouldn't he be too powerful to stop and control?

Wouldn't there be too much risk in allowing such a person to grow?

[Nolan, perhaps it's time you learned some important lessons, just so you don't point your fingers at me in the future...] the system said as Nolan listened closely.

[Firstly, Nolan, understand that everything in the world has its price, and power is not an exception.]

[This God King System… its end path is to give you a monumental amount of power. A power close to supreme and beyond. That is what the God King System aims to achieve.]

[But let's face it, Nolan... The path of the God King System is a path of blood and death.]

[The celestial ones will never allow an anomaly that can control hundreds of bloodlines to exist.]

[Even those who possess just two bloodlines are under the scrutiny of the academy, which is undoubtedly operated by the celestial ones.]

[While the academy flaunts the title 'Godly Ten' on those kids you followed into that mission...]

[The truth is deeper than you think, Nolan.]

[You think the academy cares for them just because they have two bloodlines, and also willing to spend so much on them just fr that fact?]

"I think so..."

[Then you think wrong!] the system shot back.

[It's all a ploy, Nolan!]

"A ploy?" Nolan asked with a suspicious look. It was the first time Nolan was hearing this, and it was quite eye-opening.

[Let me ask you a few questions, Nolan,] the system said, and he paid close attention.

[Firstly, who owns this academy?] the system asked, and Nolan's eyebrows furrowed.

He wasn't really sure who owned the academy.

"Um, maybe the..."

[It's the Celestial ones, Nolan!]

[Now tell me, Nolan, who is the most powerful group in this plane of existence, or at least who holds the most power?] the system asked, and Nolan's eyebrows furrowed a little more.

"Um..."

[It's also the Celestial ones, Nolan. They're the heroes of this plane of existence.]

[he nightmare creatures aren't loved by the mortal realm, nor are the Titans.]

[The only ones who are loved are the celestial ones, as they are believed to bring order to this plane.]

[In truth, Nolan, if you possess such power, the ones you will need to be most conscious of are your own people.]

[The greatest danger to the celestial ones isn't the Titans or the nightmare creatures.]

[It is the Celestial heirs!]

"The celestial heirs? How are the celestial heirs the most dangerous to the celestial ones? Aren't the celestial heirs the same as the celestial ones?" Nolan asked, with a dubious expression.

Somehow, he couldn't quite understand what the system was implying.