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nTwo years had passed since Lux had married his lovers… In the dimly lit room, a young lady with long purple hair wrapped her arms around Lux’s neck, her seductive voice spilling out of her sensual lips.

nLux’s hands were supporting her buttocks as he moved her body up and down, pushing her to the peak of pleasure.

nA few minutes later, Henrietta’s body shuddered as something hot gushed inside her womb, making her feel complete. Her beautiful and exhausted body lost its strength, but there was no need to worry.

nHer man had his arms wrapped around her, securing her in place as her body shuddered from time to time due to the intensity of his release.

nWhen everything was over, Lux patted her head and kissed her cheeks. Henrietta felt tired but also fulfilled as her husband whispered words of love in her ears.

nLying beside them was Princess Anastasia, whose eyes slowly opened.

nShe had just regained her consciousness after Lux had made love to her countless times to the point that she passed out. The Dwarf Princess slowly propped herself up and looked down at her lower half, which was still leaking a bit of Lux’s essence and staining the bedsheets.

nA few red stains could be seen on the white sheets, proving that she had given her chastity to the person she loved. She and Henrietta had married Lux just a few hours ago, and now, they were consummating their marriage. Seeing that Princess Anastasia was awake, Lux reached out to gently pat her head, making her look in his direction.

n“Does it still hurt?” Lux asked in a gentle tone. “No,” Princess Anastasia replied before shifting her gaze to Henrietta, who seemed to have temporarily lost consciousness as well.

n“Let’s go wash up,” Lux said as he carefully carried Henrietta in his arms like a princess. The Dwarf Princess nodded and followed him to the washroom, where the Half-Elf washed both of his wives thoroughly.

nSince this was their first night, he didn’t want to push the two of them too hard.

nHe then cleaned the bed and changed the bedsheets so that both of them could sleep more comfortably.

nThe three of them then slept together, holding onto each other, for when morning came, their new lives would start anew.

nTwo more days passed before Lux, Henrietta, and Princess Anastasia returned to the Floating Island of Edea, where the rest of Lux’s wives were currently at.

nWhen they arrived, they saw Eiko carrying a baby girl in her arms, gently rocking her to sleep. Watching this scene made Lux smile because it made him remember some fond memories.

nA few years back, Eiko was still a baby, and she was the one being carried. Now, the little girl was taking care of her little sisters, making sure that all of them were safe from harm.

nNot far from Eiko, Valerie’s daughter, Rhea, was sleeping peacefully beside several baby slimes, who were also sleeping beside her. Valerie’s Draco Slime, Kei, was also there to keep watch on the little girl, whom he was treating as his own little sister.

nIris and Valerie, who were both seated on the couch and were also watching over their kids, glanced at Lux with a smile.

n“Welcome back, Lux,” Iris said. “Did the three of you enjoy your honeymoon?”

n“I did,” Lux replied. “I don’t know about these two though.”

nLux grinned as he walked hand in hand with Henrietta and Princess Anastasia.

nThe Half-Elf’s two brides were blushing so hard because they, too, enjoyed their honeymoon.

nIn fact, they enjoyed it very much.

nIf not for the fact that Lux didn’t want the two of them to get pregnant right away, he would have definitely made sure that both of them would be carrying his child before they returned to their Guild Headquarters.

nPrincess Anastasia and Henrietta agreed to wait two more years before the two of them conceived his child.

nThe Half-Elf would still need to nurture their bodies with his essence so that they would be able to bear the burden of giving birth to his children, who would be blessed with the power of his Divinity.

n“Where are the rest?” Lux asked after kissing Iris’ and Valerie’s cheeks. “Sleeping,” Valerie replied. “We had a long discussion that lasted until dawn.”

n“Long discussion?” Lux arched an eyebrow. “About what?”

n“Secret,” Iris answered before Valerie could spill the beans.

nThey couldn’t possibly tell Lux that they were creating a schedule that would allow each of them to monopolize him for a few days.

nAccording to the agreement, Iris and Cai would be with Lux on Monday nights.

nOn Tuesdays, it would be Valerie and Aurelia.

nOn Wednesdays, Ali and Ari would be accompanying him. Thursdays nights were reserved for Aina and Luna. Fridays would be Aurora’s and Queen Rhiannon’s turn.

nLast, but not the least, Saturdays were for Princess Anastasia and Henrietta, who had just married Lux.

nAs for Sundays? They would all sleep together. Lux’s room already had a bed that was massive enough to easily fit thirty people, so all of them sleeping together wasn’t a problem.

nSuddenly, the door of the room opened, and the Succubus Queen entered with her nearly three-year-old daughter, Dia.

nThe little girl immediately ran toward Lux the moment she saw him, calling out “Papa!” which made the Half-Elf pick her up and shower her with kisses.

nQueen Rhiannon walked towards her husband and daughter and gave the two of them a kiss on the cheeks. “Dia missed you terribly,” Queen Rhiannon stated. “Won’t you be a dear and accompany her for a while?”

n“Of course,” Lux replied before looking at his adorable daughter. “Where do you want to go, Dia?”

n“Godfather!” Dia answered in a heartbeat. “You really like visiting your Godfather, huh?”

n“Un!”

n“Okay, let’s go visit him,” Lux agreed and left the Guild Headquarters with his daughter.

nLux would often take her to Gaap’s grave and tell her stories about her Godfather, who was no longer with them.

nNot being able to revive Gaap was one of Lux’s greatest heartaches.

nEven if he had the power to revive the dead, what good would it be if he didn’t have Gaap’s soul?

nAs the Half-Elf made his way up the highest peak of the Mountain of Edea, he saw two people, whom he hadn’t seen in a while, waiting for his arrival.

n“Eriol, Max,” Lux greeted. “It has been a while.”

nThe God of Games and the God of Gamblers both nodded their heads at the same time. The source of ths content is Nov(l)Fre .t

n“Indeed it has,” Eriol replied. “The two of us have been sleeping in order to recover our strength, and we only woke up a few days ago.”

nMax lightly patted Dia’s head before shifting his gaze to the Half-Elf, whom he had chosen as the candidate for their Heaven’s Gate Project. Lux had gone above and beyond his expectations, making him feel very proud that he made the right decision in choosing him.

n“Eriol and I want to thank you for everything that you have done for both Elysium and Solais,” Max said. “Not only did you save Solais, but you have also opened a new era of peace.”

nThe God of Games nodded as he approached the Half-Elf, who had refused to ascend to Godhood.

nIf it had been anyone else, they wouldn’t have hesitated to take the opportunity of a lifetime.

n“We can’t stay long, but know that we will always watch your happiness from afar,” Eriol stated. “Your happiness is our happiness, and we sincerely hope that you can be happy for a very long time.”

nMax nodded as his and Eriol’s bodies started to glow faintly.

n“The Gates of Heaven will always be open for you, Lux,” Max said. “Come visit us when you have time. I’m sure that the Temple of the Ten Thousand Gods will be happy to have you join our ranks.”

nSeeing that the two Gods were about to disappear, Dia waved her hands at them.

n“Bye-bye!”

nEriol and Max both smiled and waved at Lux’s first daughter.

n“Bye-bye, Dia.”

n“See you soon, little one.” After saying those words, the two Gods, who had changed Lux’s lives for the better, returned to the Celestial Realm, where they would observe the lives of mortals and see what this new era of peace would show them.

nLux looked up at the sky for a few more seconds before continuing his trek up the mountains.

nWhen he reached his destination, he saw someone standing in front of his Master’s tomb.

nThe first thing he noticed was the person’s long ears, which resembled that of an Elf.

nHowever, unlike most Elves, this person had long white hair that reached down to his waist, which was tied up by a black hairpin.

n“Excuse me. Are you perhaps lost?” Lux asked as he walked toward the Elf while carrying his daughter in his arms.

nHearing his voice, the white-haired man slowly turned around and gave Lux a faint smile.

nThe Half-Elf’s body stiffened when he saw the person in front of him.

nAlthough he was now an elf, it was impossible for the Half-Elf to not recognize the person who had played an important part in his life.

nLux bit his lip, as he tried his best to rein in the emotions that were rising up his chest.

nHowever, he wasn’t able to stop the tears from streaming down his face, causing Dia to look at him with worry.

n“Papa?” Dia asked as she wiped the tears on Lux’s face with her small hands. “What’s wrong? Are you hurt?”

n“I’m not hurt,” Lux replied as he took a step forward in order to reach the person who was smiling at him. Although he was crying, the tears he had were not of sadness or anger.

nThey were tears of joy after seeing the one person whom he wanted to meet the most in his life.

nWhen he was only a meter away from the Elf, Lux smiled through his tears and wondered if he was dreaming or not.

n“Have you been well?” the Elf asked with a smile on his face.

n“Yes, Master,” Lux replied. “I’m doing well.”

nThe smile on Gaap’s face widened as he patted the Half-Elf’s shoulder, making the latter cry harder to the point of tears blurring his vision.

nThe God of Games and the God of Gamblers had worked tirelessly with Antero in order to revive Gaap’s soul.

nThe three of them had somewhat succeeded, but it was not enough. Because of this, they took Gaap’s extremely weak soul to the World Tree and used one of its seeds as a vessel to nourish the Halfling’s soul, allowing him to be reborn as an Elf.

nIt took two full years before the seed they planted bore fruit, and only a handful of people knew about it.

nThe first one was Antero, whom Eriol and Max had approached.

nThe second was none other than Hereswith, who had safeguarded the seed that housed Gaap’s soul while it was being nurtured.

nWhen they were certain that Gaap’s soul was finally stable, Eriol and Max returned to the heavens to take a nap.

nLux had done many things for them, so they wracked their brains over what they could do in order to give him the best reward possible.

n“Papa, is he Godfather?” Dia, who seemed to have understood the Elf’s relationship with her Papa, asked.

n“Yes, Dia,” Lux answered. “He is your Godfather.”

n“Godfather~” Dia cooed as she reached out her hands towards the Elf, who was more than happy to hold his Godchild for the first time.

nSuddenly, Lux felt a presence behind him, which made him hastily wipe the tears on his face.

nHe didn’t want this person to see him in such a state because he was sure that she would tease him whenever an opportunity would arise.

nWhen he was certain that he now looked somewhat presentable, the Half-Elf turned around and saw his Grandmaster, Hereswith, setting up a table and three chairs.

nShe then placed several wine bottles and snacks on top of the table before giving her Grand Disciple a mischievous wink.

n“I brought wine and snacks,” Hereswith said. “The three of us have a lot of catching up to do, so we’ll be drinking all day and all night.”

nLux, who had stopped drinking wine ever since the aphrodisiac incident, suddenly found himself in the mood for a good drink.

nWith his Grandmaster and Master by his side, he was certain that his days would be happy and bright.

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