Although Gabriel was a hopeless fool of a fallen angel.
Before this, she was still the top graduate of Angel Academy, a true academic genius of the heavenly realm.
She was a true elite proficient in various extraordinary methods of angelic civilization.
Haru could already imagine how many incredible treasures he could excavate from this person. He might even absorb all the essence of angelic civilization wholesale.
Not to mention anything else, just the culprit that caused Gabriel to fall into this magic-less world—the Divine Step she had used—Haru was very envious of.
He remembered that in the original work, when the Angel Academy teacher was instructing this angelic technique, they had said that Divine Step was a technique that could freely move to any place one thought of.
This was true spatial teleportation.
If he could learn this Divine Step, in the future Haru could go wherever he wanted with just a thought.
On this planet, even the few heavy weapons and nuclear weapons that could threaten him would lose their threat in the future.
Before a nuclear warhead could even fall, with one thought he would already be on the other side of the ocean—what was there to fear from hot weapons?
Instantly, Haru made up his mind. He wouldn't learn other angelic magic first—he'd get this Divine Step technique first.
It just so happened that his mental cultivation had reached Minor Concentration, so Haru also had the mind to learn other skills.
After soothing everyone's emotions, Haru finally had time for a private conversation with Gabriel.
"Gabriel, I can adopt you and even provide you with accommodation."
Haru looked at the fallen angel before him expectantly, a smile appearing on his face: "However, I need you to give me some suggestions regarding cultivation."
Upon hearing that Haru agreed to adopt her, Gabriel's pretty face immediately lit up with joy.
She wasn't like in her original world where Angel Academy was responsible for her food, clothing, and shelter. Here she didn't even have legal documents—she was completely undocumented.
Without someone to adopt her, even being a vagrant would be dangerous.
After all, she had lost even her divine power and completely become an ordinary person. Although her physical abilities still retained a little and she could deal with some ordinary humans, in this world that was actually quite dangerous.
Although she was a fool, she understood the darkness of human society, especially in this kind of magic-less world. Once she exposed too terrifying physical abilities, she would inevitably attract the covetousness of certain interested parties.
It wasn't impossible that she could be captured and dissected in laboratories.
At this time, having someone adopt her and even provide security was naturally the best outcome.
Especially since this person was the thigh she wanted to cling to.
She was about to agree without thinking, but then looked at Haru somewhat hesitantly:
"But the abilities I know all require divine power—they're techniques that only we angels can master. Even if I teach you, you probably can't learn them."
She was worried that after Haru discovered she was useless, he would abandon her.
Then she'd probably have to become a vagrant.
No wait, perhaps that Chika Fujiwara could adopt her.
But for some reason, Gabriel didn't want to rely on Chika Fujiwara.
She vaguely felt that Chika Fujiwara was somewhat similar to her classmate Raphiel.
A super scheming person.
Living with such a person made Gabriel somewhat worried.
"It's fine, I just need you to provide inspiration."
Haru chuckled: "For example, the Divine Step you mentioned—I'm very interested. Could you roughly explain the principle of this technique? Miss Gabriel, consider it a deposit for the accommodation I'm providing."
Haru's eyes sparkled. This was just providing accommodation—later when Gabriel wanted spending money or wanted to buy games, Haru could naturally ask this person for some "compensation."
Anyway, for the current Haru, money really wasn't money anymore—just numbers.
If he wanted it, he could go to the stock market anytime.
"Divine Step? That's a very advanced angelic technique. Even angels find it quite difficult to master this technique."
Gabriel glanced at Haru, thinking he was being too ambitious.
Although this guy was a prodigy who broke through to the extraordinary in a magic-less world, wanting to master one of angelic civilization's top abilities right away was impossible.
She didn't mind whether Haru could learn Divine Step, but she hoped their first collaboration could satisfy her thigh a bit.
But he immediately wanted to learn such an advanced technique—Gabriel had an ominous premonition.
What if Haru couldn't learn it? Would he lose interest in her?
"I said it's fine. Miss Gabriel, you just need to tell me how to learn this technique."
Haru chuckled, asking patiently.
Gabriel sighed. Seeing Haru insist on learning Divine Step, she could only begin explaining with worry:
"Actually, for us angels, the most important thing in learning this technique is the application of divine power."
"When using Divine Step, you just need to think of where you want to go in your heart, then mobilize divine power, and you can directly teleport to that location."
"Without divine power, all of this is just nonsense, right?"
Haru's eyes flashed: "Divine power—can it be replaced with mental power?"
"Mental power?" Gabriel was stunned for a moment, then her eyes lit up as she looked at the person before her.
No matter what, she was still the top graduate of Angel Academy with genius-level intelligence. She immediately realized that the mental power Haru spoke of was probably the extraordinary power this guy had pioneered.
She immediately became curious: "So that's the extraordinary system you created—the application of mental power."
"Mental power, which is the power of the spirit."
Haru smiled slightly, briefly explaining the mental cultivation system: "In my view, human abilities have limits, but only the mind is infinite. Only by continuously developing one's mental power and releasing the mind's force to the point of interfering with reality can even humans transcend the mundane, achieve immortality, and become omnipotent."
"Infinite mental power, interfering with reality, transcending the mundane with a human body..."
Gabriel gasped, her gaze toward Haru immediately becoming shocked and reverent.
Such ambition—as expected of the founder of an extraordinary system.
One could imagine that if Haru could truly achieve that level, the upper limit of this system would be incredibly inconceivable.
Even angelic civilization would pale in comparison.
Although angelic civilization was powerful, angels' power came from divine energy and ultimately depended on external resources.
And in any world, resources were limited.
Haru's words could be understood differently: resources are limited, and as long as resources are finite, any being has an upper limit, even deities.
But mental power is infinite, unrestricted by resources.
Any intelligent being can imagine themselves becoming inconceivable, omnipotent existences in their own minds.
However, for ordinary people, no matter how much they fantasize, it remains just fantasy.
But Haru's system could turn fantasy into reality, using the mind to interfere with reality—this was equivalent to creating from void, a method only supreme deities could achieve.
When Haru asked if such power could replace divine energy.
After her shock, Gabriel nodded almost without thinking: "Such power could replace not just divine energy, but any power—provided you can truly use such force."
Gabriel naturally understood that the mental power Haru described was incredible, but interfering with reality was incredibly difficult.
Even among angels, few could achieve such a level.
However, she didn't know that because of her arrival.
Haru could already project mental power outward to interfere with reality.
Therefore, the moment he heard Gabriel's answer—
[Ding, suggestion obtained: Imagine the place you want to go in your mind while projecting mental power outward. Practice 30 minutes daily for two weeks continuously. Reward: Divine Step]
Divine Step acquired!
A smile appeared on Haru's face. With this skill, he could truly say he had no worries left on this planet.
After obtaining Divine Step, Haru naturally honored his agreement and brought Gabriel home.
Of course, Haru had no intention of being a nanny. His plan was to let Gabriel stay at his house for a couple days, then rent her an apartment nearby.
"These matters could perhaps be handled by that Earth's Cancer."
Haru pondered thoughtfully. Gabriel was undocumented after all. Although his current strength could hypnotize Japanese officials to get Gabriel proper documentation, it was too troublesome—better to let Chika Fujiwara handle it.
That person was Gabriel's "believer" and extremely devoted to her, so she probably wouldn't refuse such requests.
Moreover, Haru planned to arrange for Gabriel to join his class afterward. Having someone experienced handle these matters would obviously be simpler.
Thinking this way, Haru brought Gabriel home.
But as soon as he got home, he saw Haruno looking at him with murderous intent.
Her beautiful eyes were full of frost, her pretty face wearing an emotionless smile, silver teeth clenched: "Haru-kun, who is this person?"
Haruno was somewhat angry.
She felt this guy Haru was really too much—they had already done that, yet he still brazenly brought other girls home.
Simply detestable.
Although she had mentally prepared herself, knowing this guy would be unfaithful and find mistresses, bringing a mistress home was unacceptable.
"Cough cough, don't misunderstand."
Haru laughed dryly, explaining: "This is a homeless friend of mine, staying here temporarily for a few days. We don't have that kind of relationship."
"If you don't believe me, you can ask Shizuka. Gabriel and I don't have that kind of relationship."
"Ask Shizuka? Hmph, you think I won't dare?"
Haruno snorted coldly. She didn't believe Haru's nonsense—bringing a girl home to live with him, then saying they didn't have that kind of relationship? Who was he fooling?
Immediately, she took out her phone and dialed Shizuka's number.
"Hey, Haru, is this woman also your girlfriend?"
At this moment, Gabriel weakly hid beside Haru, looking at him with disdainful eyes.
She had thought three wives were already quite a lot, but unexpectedly this guy was keeping a golden house with another officially dating woman, and from the looks of it, they were already living together.
Undoubtedly, although this guy was a prodigy, he was also a scumbag.
"You know my mission is to lead this world into extraordinary civilization."
Haru's face reddened slightly as he explained seriously: "So I need to produce more offspring, you understand."
Haru was just making excuses, but unexpectedly—
"Indeed."
Gabriel nodded thoughtfully in realization: "In most mythological systems, god-king level existences have many women, and their offspring become main deities in those mythological systems."
"Perhaps this is also the world's doing. The world consciousness realized this, so it deliberately made so many women with extraordinary luck approach you."
Even though Gabriel had lost most of her power, she could still sense special things. For instance, every girl who knew Haru had extraordinary luck, equivalent to children of destiny.
Haru was stunned—it could be explained this way?
But then he felt Gabriel's words might actually make sense.
The world instinctively desired dimensional ascension. Since he had appeared as an extraordinary being, world consciousness certainly hoped for more such existences.
Then having him produce offspring was undoubtedly the safest method.
After all, if it were other people, Haru might not make them extraordinary beings—not might not, but basically impossible. Haru had no intention of changing the world.
But once Haru had offspring, he couldn't possibly ignore them and let these descendants remain ordinary people their whole lives.
Similarly, having these children of destiny approach him was a similar scheme. If these women became Haru's companions, he couldn't possibly watch them age and die—he would inevitably make them extraordinary beings.
Over time, this world would eventually have more and more extraordinary beings, then advance to an extraordinary world.
This was the world's open conspiracy.
"Spreading the extraordinary..."
Haru's eyes flickered. He knew he couldn't refuse such an open conspiracy—after all, his essence was that of a pervert. How could he remain unmoved by two-dimensional beautiful girls delivered to his door?
"But while I might spread the extraordinary in the future, definitely not now."
Haru thought to himself. In his view, teaching the extraordinary should at least wait until his strength reached the Manifestation Realm of the mental cultivation system.
The early stages of mental cultivation were: Deep Sleep, Meditation, Embryonic Breathing, Sitting and Forgetting, Manifestation...
The Manifestation Realm already possessed the power to physically traverse the universe, travel through spacetime, and destroy planets with a single thought.
Only after reaching such an invincible realm would Haru possibly teach the extraordinary in this world, and only to his women or offspring.
As for others, let them die—Haru never had thoughts of leading human civilization's development.
He wasn't that noble or great.
Additionally, being targeted by the world made Haru somewhat displeased.
Although currently the world seemed to be giving him benefits by sending women.
But it was still manipulation.
Haru didn't want anything in this world to be above him, even something as selfless as world consciousness.
"The mental system can actually replace heavenly will in its middle stages."
Haru's eyes sparkled.
Heavenly will was what the Star River World called the Heavenly Dao, and mental cultivation practitioners could replace heavenly will at a certain level, becoming that world's true master.
Once able to replace heavenly will, one would become omnipotent within that world. Immediately, Haru had a new goal.
Cultivate quickly and replace this world's heavenly will, making himself this world's master.
"However, reaching that level requires at least the Manifestation Realm."
Haru thought about it and determined his goal: quickly raise his strength to the Manifestation Realm.
While Haru pondered, Haruno finally got through to Hiratsuka's phone.
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