49)Perfection? Not For Me: Ch.49

“A planet devouring magi-Oh, you mean Moro?”, Towa asked with a smirk, to which I raised an eyebrow while Shiar looked both shocked and slightly terrified to hear that name.

“Yeah, him. You saw him in your travelling days, then?”

“One could say that, yes. Moro tends to hide his presence the second I try and search for him so I just watch him from afar when he fights against Goku and his little team.”

“Y-You just violated the laws of time like that?”, Shiar asked with a frown and I shrugged as Towa scoffed.

“My dear, I have fought against the Time Patrol and their many officers for millennia. You trying to lecture me on 'the balance of time' and 'altering timelines' is just going to be annoying.”

“I was the West Supreme Kai before I became the aide to Cuu. It is my duty to make sure you understand not to do so.”

“Cuu~ She's being her righteous self again.”

“I'm kind of the Supreme Kai now so I have to be impartial,” I spoke with a smile, hiding my chuckle as the two of them just slowly turned their heads to me with raised eyebrows.

“Did he just say that?”

“That he's impartial? He did, indeed. I wonder how easy it was for him to lie.”

“Very easy, in fact, but I have decided that after I take care of Moro, I must become impartial. I can't hold the hand of the universe at every turn.”

“I suppose that is true. Very well, I accept your reasoning. Now, where do you suppose you'll find Moro?”, Towa asked and I simply responded by letting my energy mix with that of the universe, feeling my consciousness spreading outwards to sense every being that I could.

Sifting out almost every ki energy that felt small or average, I began to focus on the more powerful ones, ignoring the ones that I memorized of the Imperial Empire as well as those on Beerus' planet before I grimaced as I felt the largest energy that was left.

I could not even call it the largest as it was more a cursed amalgamation of billions upon billions of ki signatures mashed into one and at its centre was a ki so vile that it was almost on par with that of Mechikabura and Kid Buu.

“Found him and his ki is as unsightly as I expected,” I muttered as I placed my hands on the shoulders of Towa and Shiar, letting them sense the energy and Towa frowned while Shiar looked horrified.

“I…I know that the Grand Supreme Kai and South Supreme Kai used to call him the vilest sorcerer in history, but this…this is just…”

“Greed,” I muttered, shaking my head as I dropped my hands and cut them off.

“Forget what I said. I'm going to take care of him as efficiently as possible and come back.”

“Are you going to absorb him?”

“No, but I am going to disperse his lifeforce.”

“And how will you do that?”, Towa asked, to which I smiled as I focused on Moro's energy while my right hand was covered in a sparkling violet glow.

“A bit of fission. Be back in a sec. Kai-Kai,” The shift through space was instantaneous as I found myself in the middle of a high-tech cell, an orange forcefield shutting it off from the central room while a hunched-over, blue-skinned goat humanoid stood in front of me.

“Forced Spirit Fission,” As Moro turned to look at me, it was too late as I lunged forward and delivered hundreds of blows within the span of a second, watching as his eyes widened while his energy diminished to nothing within an instant.

“Lend me some of your energy, spirits,” I whispered as I took some of the positive energy in the spirits in my right hand while stabbing him through the limbs with my left.

“Spirit Bomb Fist,” Moro's form was erased instantly as I flared the positive energy through his body, vanishing in the same instant and reappearing beside Towa while smiling as I felt the energies of the freed souls dispersing throughout the universe.

Considering it's been ten million years since Moro was locked away, their bodies and planets are most definitely gone, but at least now those souls can rest in peace.

“Uh, did you forget something?”, Shiar asked with a frown and I chuckled while shaking my head, sitting down on the grassy plains of the Sacred World.

“Nope, it's done.”

“…Uh, the Grand Supreme Kai struggled a lot against Moro and you just…”

“No-diffed him? Yes. Yes, I did.”

“To be expected of my beloved,” Towa nodded as she sat down beside me, Shiar just looking at us before shaking her head as she flopped to the ground.

“They struggled so much against him. How?”

“I'm just built different,” I answered with a smirk and a shrug, Shiar just groaning while Towa giggled at my teasing her.

“Of course, you are. Very well, what is your plan now that you've done this thing?”, She asked and I shrugged as I looked out at the cosmos above.

“Whatever I want, I guess. You know, I never had the freedom to do what I want. There was always that drive to become stronger, get more power, survive by all means and now…nothing.”

“We could always go looking for that bastard that tried to send Hit the assassin after you,” Towa said and I shook my head while letting out a sigh.

“That would be nearly impossible to achieve. I've been sensing the entire universe constantly since I got here and I've not felt a single energy signature that I've not felt before. Whoever is hunting me is doing a rather excellent job at hiding themselves.”

“I'd rather you not compliment the being trying to kill you.”

“Hey, I just feel like him trying to hunt me down is a pretty cool thing,” I answered with a shrug, to which Towa pinched the bridge of her nose before I turned to Shiar as she spoke up.

“Well, you could recreate some of the worlds that were lost in the bloody battles.”

“…Recreate a world? Right, I'm the Supreme Kai. I forgot I could do that. Uh, exactly how does one recreate a world or, in more simpler terms, create a world?”

“Of course you did. It's not as complicated as you think, but it isn't as easy as willing itself into existence either. You need an anchor, a memory and a purpose,” She said and I hummed as I skimmed through the more important memories that I have of Shin-no.

“Ah, a name to anchor the world to the universe, a blueprint of previous worlds that I can use to create this one and a reason for what the world is for.”

“Exactly…You just remembered you had Shin-no's memories, didn't you?”, Shiar said with a deadpan stare, shaking her head as I nodded.

“I did, but I did appreciate you helping me remember about it. So, first the name. …Titania, I guess.”

“What does it mean?”

“I have no clue. I just picked a name to be honest. Anyway, would a blueprint have to include the species or not?”

“No, gods only create the species after they create the world, but you can't make the species too strong or else it results in them either becoming another Frieza or destroying the world itself.”

“Got it. No creating Frieza clones. So, a blueprint of a world…”, I hummed as I began to search through the universes, searching for a galaxy and then a solar-system before deciding on a solar system that had both a yellow sun and an asteroid belt far from it.

'Okay. Now, let's focus on making a desolate world,' I thought, my god ki surging as I sent my consciousness through the universe and felt it appearing right beside the yellow sun in question.

'You know, it really puts in perspective how strong I've gotten when a sun itself feels warm to the touch,' Raising my hand and touching the scorching hot plasma of the star, it instead felt a lot like having a warm cup of coffee in my hands.

“Okay, enough pl-Huh, is that my voice? Huh, sounds kind of echo-ey and ethereal,” I murmured before shaking my head, turning my back to the sun and raising my hands outwards at the void before flexing my ki again.

Immediately, I began to pull the space around me, compressing and churning my ki while watching in awe as my ki itself began to forge and twist itself into literal matter.

'Oh, this is fucking cool~!', I thought with glee as I continued to push together atoms, making it into a rough spherical shape that was forced to obey the gravity of the sun and slowly began to orbit it.

Following along with the new gigantic ball of rock, I lifted a fist before punching forward, watching as it began to turn into a bubbling molten lava state before even more rocks formed around it.

It was not long before the core was fully formed, the crust soon taking shape around it as tectonic lines cracked along its surface. I hummed as I let it settle in space, watching as its magnetic field soon formed to protect it from the solar winds.

“Let's keep the surface barren for now. A few mountain ranges, craters here and there-Oh, some deep underground caverns too. Some water scattered as gigantic lakes that are connected by rivers. After all, I have to let life earn its place,” A ring of clouds soon took shape as I condensed atmospheric gases around the planet before I finally took a deep breath and let my god ki envelop it.

“Titania. I now let you take shape. Become the world not of warriors, but of survivors and protectors,” I whispered, flaring the ki that was around it before relaxing as I felt myself being pulled back into my body.

“…Woah, that…that was a lot more intense than I expected,” I muttered as I shook my head, sorting through the feeling of watching hundreds of microscopic bacteria already forming in Titania's waters.

“That was quite the sight.”

“Wait, really? You didn't just see my body flopping around?”, I asked, chuckling as she just rolled her eyes while Shiar smiled and shook her head.

“No, what Towa means is that your energy itself was forging the planet for us to see while you were making it in real-time.”

“…Oh, damn. Nice. So, what do you think? You're a Supreme Kai too so you should be able to see the world too, right?”, I asked, watching as Shiar nodded while gazing off to the south side of the sky.

“I can. It's beautiful.”

“Thank you. I did wonder whether or not I should make life, but I've decided to just add in a few elements of the species I want into the water and allow the world to take shape on its own.”

“Good. That way, you can't be blamed for anything that happens.”

“…Is that common?”, I asked, letting out a soft sigh as she just smirked and nodded.

“You have no idea. So, are you going to create another one?”

“Oh, can we name it Towai this time and can I add in my own unique things?”, Towa asked with a smile and I chuckled as I held my hand out, Shiar looking surprised as I did the same for her before surging my god ki as both grabbed my hands.

Immediately, the three of us found ourselves in another solar system, both Towa and Shiar looking at me as I shrugged.

“As a wedding gift to both…go nuts.”

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“Panzy!”, I exclaimed as I walked into the workshop she got from Bulma, the demon in question looking up with a blink of her eyes while I raised an eyebrow at Shin and Kibito being strapped to a table.

“What's going on here?”

“We're going to experiment!”, The Old Kai looked all too eager as he turned on the chainsaw in his hands before letting out a huff as I pulled it from his hands and turned it off.

“Panzy?”

“Glorio said that he wanted another bigger gun and I said I would make one that can even take out a god. The only issue is that I don't know how durable a god is…exactly. So, Shin and Kibito volunteered to be test subjects!”

“You said you needed help with an experiment!”

“Yes, an experiment that requires a limb or two for me to understand your bodies. Now-”

“Let's not cut up my assistants, please,” I said as I pulled Panzy back from Shin, softly taking the scalpel from her hands while trapping the Old Kai in a Katchin cage and kneeling in front of her.

“You know, if you want, I can give you samples of my own body for your research.”

“I know. I just…wanted to do this on my own and maybe even surprise you.”

“Is this because you wanted to show thanks for me saving you?”, I asked, shaking my head as she simply looked away before I released Kibito and Shin from their restraints.

“You know you don't have to pay me back.”

“I know, but I want too~”

“…Fine.”

“So I can cut Shin open?”, She asked with a hopeful smile before pouting as I shook my head and smirked at Shin's relieved sigh.

“No. Instead, you see the cage the old Kai is in? That's made out of Katchin, the strongest metal in the universe. So, if you can break that, I'm fairly sure you can make a weapon that can even kill a god.”

“Really?! Thank you!”, She squealed as she hugged me tightly, a chuckle escaping my lips as I ruffled her hair before handing her weaponry back over to her.

“Come on, old timer. I'm not letting you stay here,” I spoke with a smirk as I opened the top of the cage, pulling the Old Kai through before sealing the roof and letting the girl get back to work.

“Kibito, I know you have a dislike of children, but think you could…?”

“If it's a request from the Grand Supreme Kai, I shall do my best!”, Kibito spoke with a proud salute, making me raise an eyebrow as I watched him sit down before shaking my head as Shin and the Old Kai followed me out.

“Is he usually like that?”

“He is most of the times, especially when it's a special request from a Supreme Kai.”

“Got it. So, you guys got anything for me to do?”

“Not going to hang out with your hot wives?”, Old Kai asked with a huff and I rolled my eyes while Shin shook his head.

“Unfortunately, no. We were having too much fun creating planets earlier and they have wasted a bit too much of your energy in doing so.”

“Oh, are you restoring some worlds?”, Shin asked and I nodded with a smile as the three of us sat down at the round table underneath the Great Sacred Tree.

“Pretty much. It's a lot more fun than I was expecting though I wonder just how come you never tried to remake some of the worlds.”

“Unlike you, Lord Cuu, creating one world a day is the limit for me. I was not trained in the arts of creation since I was the last pick for Grand Supreme Kai in the off-chance that everyone before me perished and I was born with just enough power to create a small planet.”

“…Have you ever trained?”, I asked with a raised eyebrow, watching as he shook his head before turning to the Old Kai who shrugged.

“We were born powerful so we never felt the need to.”

“Bullshit. We're going to start training right no-”, I stopped as I stared at the screen that appeared in front of me, noting both Shin and the Old Kai looking surprised before I looked back at the screen that turned on.

“Huh? Who are you and where is that fool Shin?”

“I'm Cuu, the new Supreme Kai. Who are you?”, I asked with a raised eyebrow, watching as the Glind with the slicked-back mohawk raised an eyebrow while Shin stood up and walked into view.

“Shin, who is this buffoon?”

“Hello, Khai. This is Cuu, the current Supreme Kai of universe 7 as declared by Lord Zeno and the Grand Priest.”

“…But he is a mortal, is he not? He does not look like a Glind.”

“That's because I'm a mixture of different beings. All you need to know is that Lord Zeno and Lord Grand Priest allowed me to become the Supreme Kai of Universe 7 and that's it. Now, what can we help you with?”, I asked watching as Khai just looked at me before shaking his head.

“Very well. If the Lord Zeno has approved you, then who am I to judge?”

“Good. Now, can you get to the reason why you contacted us?”

“We are having our annual meeting…and you're not here,” Khai spoke with a frown and I stared at him before looking at Shin who gave a sheepish smile.

“…Really? Hah, give me a few seconds.”

A/N: And it's time to meet the other gods. Like I said in the one comment, Cuu is no longer caring for mortal interactions unless they need him.

After all, a god can't fix every problem for others, can they?

Anyway, next chapter: Meeting my Fellow creators.

As always, read, enjoy, review and until the next one…

Ba-Bye~!!