266: Happily Ever After (*)

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Chapter 266: Happily Ever After (*)

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Neji first addressed to everyone that he was fine and the woman beside him— wearing nothing but jewellery, a black cape, bra and panties, was the God of Death that they knew of. Actually, maybe not the one they knew of. Jashin let him know that Gods of similar divinities exist in this universe, such as Yama and herself, both of whom are Death Gods but the former was the more popular and powerful one.

In any case, Neji then proceeded to bring everyone in the village inside his heaven— floating over the sky as he used his divine authority over the realm to make them invisible to the souls' eyes. Everyone who lost their loved ones, the villagers and even his girls watched the scene below where thousands of people wearing simple white clothes were spread throughout the cloudy land below, all gathered in small groups in front of angels who were explaining to them the situation.

"Many- no, most of them would have ended up in hell," Neji said after a while, making the people floating beside him turn to him. "But they're all in heaven now, thanks to little old me. Except for Danzo, since he destroyed his entire existence with Izanagi, no soul remained of him to bring here. There are two more people missing here, though…" Neji's voice stretched. "Teuchi, the ramen shop owner, and his daughter Ayame, both are missing. At first when I couldn't find them in the five dozen people I rescued, I thought they died and therefore we should have found them here now that I pulled all the souls in this place, but…"

Neji trailed off, making the people exchange glances. 

"Teuchi?" Tsunade was the one to speak what was on everyone's mind. "Who is that?"

Neji blinked. "What?"

"Who is Teuchi?" Hanabi asked next, stopping her sobs and wiping her tears as she looked away from her father. "...Ayame too. I never heard of them before. We did have a ramen shop in the village, but isn't that the owner right there?" She pointed her finger, finding a man using her Byakugan. "You see him?"

Neji looked in the direction and found a man he didn't remember seeing in his 22 years of memories as Neji Hyuga. He opened his mouth to say something before closing it. That day, he was joking about the Sage of Six Bowls or whatever— but what the fuck?

"Forget about it," Neji shook his head in the end. He was about to speak again, but a child's voice interrupted him.

"H-hey, Onii-chan?" One of the villagers called, turning where Neji found a little boy crying as he looked at his father below, being explained the situation by an angel. "C-can I go and talk to him? Can I?"

As he spoke, everyone turned to Neji, their eyes lighting up in hope. 

Neji faced everyone, all 61 survivors of Konoha excluding Jashin, Kurai, Tsunade, Yue, and the eight girls. He opened his mouth to say something before he closed it— biting his lip before sighing. “I was going to say it’s better to not interact with them, that we should move on, and let the dead do the same, that it’s unhealthy to not do so. But, well, how about you sacrifice your mortal lives to become a resident of this place? You’d be able to live with your loved ones, to the end of eternity.”

Everyone looked shocked and exchanged glances, the first to open her mouth was Sakura, but Neji interrupted her. “No, that option isn’t for you. Neither is it for Hanabi.” Sakura closed her mouth and lowered her gaze in sadness, but his next words surprised her as she snapped up to look at him smiling. “You guys are special, you can go meet your deceased loved ones from time to time whenever you want, no need to sacrifice yourself.”

Sakura threw herself into his embrace and released a loud cry, as Hanabi did the same.

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In the end, 57 of the Konoha villagers agreed to sacrifice their life to stay back in this place. It wasn’t surprising to Neji, they were getting a free ticket to heaven, after all. Two of the four people who didn’t accept his offer were Kurenai and her daughter Mirai. They had Asuma alive, so they didn’t want to die. The other person was Arima Hyuga, who Neji wasn’t allowed to go with. The other one was Shizune, she and Tsunade always stuck together so she had no reason to accept his offer.

The 57 people sacrificed themselves by going on their knees and clasping their hands in front of Neji, praying to him to take their lives and grant them a place here. Neji did so with a thought as his divinity washed over them, separating their souls from their bodies that turned into white particles. The souls then rushed down to their family members, getting a happy reunion.

Neji earned a few thousand divinity points from their sacrifice and 21 levels. Most were civilians here, so they didn't even give enough exp to level up once— he was above Level 1000 after all, and levelling was slowing down.

Now only his eight girls, Tsunade, Jashin, and Arima remained.

The Hyuga milf looked at him with thinned lips and asked, “Why aren’t you letting me go?”

“Because… well, first hi aunty.” Neji waved his hand. “You are my Hanabi’s mother, and also my aunty, you can go meet uncle any time you wish, no need to kill yourself for it.”

Hanabi smiled as she hugged her mother’s arm. “Yes, mother, Onii-sama cares for us, don’t worry.”

“You still have two daughters to take care of, remember? Don’t take the safe ticket out and live the rest of your days with your husband.” Neji shrugged. “Unless you want to. I won’t stop you if you insist.”

“It’s… fine.” she sighed, hugging Hanabi. “I thank you for taking care of her so well. I will stay behind. But, can I at least go and meet him for now?”

“I think you can do that, yeah.” Neji nodded before looking at the faces of all of his girls. “Anybody who doesn't want to go down?” Jashin, Kiana, Kurai, Nemuri, Samui, Toga and Yue raised their hands (and a paw) immediately. “Alright.”

Then Neji teleported the girls one by one, close to their family and loved ones. It didn’t cost Neji any mana to teleport things in this realm, which was good. At last Tsunade remained, and before he could send her away, she walked closer to him and whispered.

“I am only going to relieve myself of my Hokage rank down in front of all the citizens.” She bit his ear. “Be ready to take responsibility when I return.”

Neji smiled and teleported her away too.

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The seven people who were left behind were led to a flying island a few hundred kilometres far from here. It was the island where the God’s Palace was located, the place where the girls had spent their time beforehand. 

Neji wished six of them would get along and then left them in the living room, turning on a TV, while he took Jashin to the master’s bedroom to discuss her job here.

She agreed upon bringing her closest subordinates here— but Neji rejected it, saying she may create a riot in the future using that. In the end, she agreed to just bring her personal servants, not the fighters, to live with her here. Neji agreed but warned her to not get smart since he could always confirm the power level of the people she wanted to bring to know if they really were mere servants or not.

Though in truth, Neji would allow her fighters (for example that Traumerei guy) to come here later on, after he had trusted her somewhat. But for now, no.

Neji created another flying island, this one small, and created a palace for her. A replica of her own palace as she actually had a blueprint of it and Neji just copied it by touching it once. This palace was dark and edgy, unlike his one that was made of white marble. Jashin had just stared at him to create all that with nothing but mental commanding his Heaven Simulator.

Her servants were then summoned here, and Neji helped them settle in their new home by introducing the power hierarchy. Which he did by bending Jashin over her on her own throne and fucking her brains out. When she was down, he took turns on her servants who all happened to be females since they were her closest servants.

“Remember, I am the owner of this world, and so everyone here is to do whatever I want. For example, warming by lap like what your Goddess Jashin did until now.” —› that’s what he told Jashin’s servants once she was down before they met the same fate as hers.

In the 18 hours he spent educating Jashin on what happens if she acts arrogant toward him, he learned the benefits of having 80 thousand people in his heaven. They prayed to him now and then, thanking him and appreciating his kindness— as the angels and their family members had done a good job to make them accept that he really was the God that brought them here— so his Faith Points (also called Divinity Points) was growing fast. DP could be used in many ways, the simplest being empowering his attacks like what One-for-All/Upgrade did when it still existed, so more of it was always welcome.

Pushing those thoughts to the back of his head, Neji focused on moving his hips. Jashin was begging him to stop after he picked her up for the umpteenth time today, doing her slim body until she passed out again and again— moaning and asking him for forgiveness.

Neji had to stop in his 23rd hour since otherwise he feared the God of Death might die from being fucked too hard for too long. He left her limp body on her bed, beside her own servants, and went outside to learn what had happened.

He first had a chat with Albedo and learned that the souls have settled properly. She created 50 normal angels, which cost him 2.5 million divinity points. Now it left him with only 5.5 million DP. He needed to save these points as they were important. One of his takes on saving the points was restricting the residents of this place. In heaven, people could have whatever they wanted and do whatever they wanted— but Neji had restricted everyone to only get whatever food they wanted. Otherwise, it was a waste of divine points. If anyone had any special requests, they could always ask an angel who would then notify albedo who would in turn notify Neji.

At one point in this day, Neji had the… urge to ask Lady Luck to transfer his and Momo's parents to this place. But he decided against it, in the end. He promised himself to not meet them before dealing with the Primordial— or they might come to the face of danger once more.

Neji then met up with his girls who said farewell to their loved ones— crying and promising to come to meet them every few days. Neji took them back to his palace and dropped them in the living room.

“Pick whichever bedroom you want here,” Neji said. “If you like a bedroom but someone already picked it for herself, then just wish for your bedroom to change and it will change itself. Anyway, I am going to take a nap, bye.”

He teleported to the master bedroom and dropped on his bed.

‘One problem down.’ Neji closed his eyes. ‘Now the final and hopefully last problem of this world remains.’

He had a solid idea about which of his five girls ended up here. So, it was about time the Ninja World faced another great ninja war.

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