New ZEUS: PercyJackson

As you guys know, I created my Patreon account a while ago. Now, let me remind you about the February offer on my Patreon.

Whoever joins in February—no matter the tier (whether Normal Human - $5 or High Human - $10)—will get access to all chapters and illustrations and there are 5 more fanfic there like G.O.D in Naruto,Vegeta Brother,New ZEUS: PercyJackson. But remember, this is only a February offer! After February, it will be closed and won't be available anymore.

Now, let me talk about the free fanfic on my Patreon. Yes, there is one completely free fanfic! You just need to create a Patreon account using your Gmail and join for free. You'll find "Reborn as the Ultimate Villain" there, free for everyone. You can go and read it anytime!

As for the tiers on my Patreon, there are two:

1. Normal Human ($5) – Gives you access to 10 chapters ahead.

2. High Human ($10) – Gives you access to everything, including illustrations.

Go check it out! Here's the link below—join my Patreon

link:- patreon.com/The_GreatRed

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Samael looked at Jupiter with a smirk. "Alright, little brother, now I'm going to teach you destruction."

Before Jupiter could reply, Samael suddenly pinched his ear.

"Ow, ow! What are you doing, brother?!" Jupiter cried, squirming to escape.

Samael raised an eyebrow, still holding his ear. "What do you think I'm doing? Do you take me for a fool? I know what you've been up to!"

Jupiter froze, wide-eyed. "W-What do you mean?"

"You've been sneaking off to the Dragon Ball universe, haven't you?" Samael said with a knowing smirk.

Jupiter gasped dramatically, stepping back and scratching his head nervously. "H-How did you know?"

Samael sighed and bonked him on the head. "You really think I wouldn't notice? Not just me, but all your brothers and sisters noticed. Even Father and Mother noticed!"

Jupiter slumped down in defeat, groaning. "Why didn't anyone tell me?!"

Samael crossed his arms. "Because you were keeping it a secret, and they didn't want to ruin your instincts. They figured it was part of your growth."

Jupiter pouted. "Still… they could've said something."

Samael ignored his grumbling and said, "Anyway, you've mastered Destruction Ki over there, haven't you? Let me see it."

Jupiter perked up. "Oh, you want to see? Alright!" He raised his hand, and a purple aura of destruction energy swirled around it, crackling with raw power. He then shouted, letting the energy explode around him in a brilliant purple blaze.

Samael smiled. "That's it. That's destruction divine energy. You've mastered it, along with hand-to-hand techniques and all your other divinities. Now, you're ready."

Jupiter blinked in surprise. "Ready? Ready for what?"

Samael's expression softened. "You're ready to step out of training. You've grown strong, little brother."

Jupiter grinned, but Samael raised a finger. "But remember, your destruction energy is not the same as Father's."

Jupiter tilted his head. "What do you mean?"

Samael explained, "Your destruction energy can erase anything—people, objects, concepts, even realities. But it always requires Father's permission. If Father doesn't will it, no matter how powerful your energy is, it will not destroy anything."

Jupiter's jaw dropped. "Seriously?!"

Samael nodded. "Everything that exists does so by Father's will. And everything that ceases to exist is also by His will. He is the Almighty, after all."

Jupiter stood there, stunned, as the weight of his brother's words sank in. Finally, he nodded. "I understand, brother."

Samael smiled warmly. "Good. Now, it's time to leave this training multiverse and meet Father and Mother in the Seventh Heaven."

"Really? We're going now?!" Jupiter asked, his excitement bubbling over.

"Yes, come on." Samael raised his hand, which ignited with holy fire. He swiped it through the air, and the flames tore open a portal.

As the two stepped through, they exited the training multiverse. Immediately, Jupiter was surrounded by a crowd of angels.

"Jupiter!" one of them shouted. "Look how strong he's become!"

Another ruffled his hair, while a few more started pulling at his cheeks. "Oh, he's so cute!"

Jupiter's face turned bright red as he flailed his arms. "Hey! Stop that! Come on, guys!"

His big sister chuckled and patted his head. "Don't pout, little brother. You've made us all proud."

Jupiter huffed, crossing his arms. "You're all embarrassing me."

Samael chuckled in the background, watching the scene. "Let's go, little brother. Father and Mother are waiting."

As Jupiter felt embarrassed from all the attention and cheek-pulling, he quickly unfolded a pair of brilliant, made from his divinity. Without a word, he took off into the sky, heading toward the Seventh Heaven. Samael watched him with a smile and a soft chuckle. His little brother had come so far—stronger than he could've ever imagined.

"Jupiter… you've exceeded all my expectations," Samael murmured, pride gleaming in his eyes.

With that, Samael unfolded his twelve wings with first fire to lit in Existence in his wings, He leapt from the ground, soaring effortlessly through the first, second, and into the seventh heaven, following Jupiter.

When Jupiter arrived, he saw the Almighty God sitting on His divine throne. God was already waiting for him, as was Elizabeth. From the Almighty came a radiant energy, glowing brighter and brighter until it formed into the shape of a woman—Elizabeth, their mother.

Elizabeth smiled warmly as she looked at both Samael and Jupiter. "Welcome, my children. So, you've finished your training?"

"Yes, Mother," Jupiter said proudly, while Samael nodded silently in confirmation.

Elizabeth walked forward and embraced them both, pulling them into a tight hug. As she hugged them, she couldn't resist tugging on their cheeks, leaving both Samael and Jupiter looking embarrassed.

"Mom, stop it!" Jupiter protested, his cheeks red.

Elizabeth chuckled softly, releasing them. "So, you've completed your training. What's next for you, Jupiter? A vacation?"

Jupiter perked up at the suggestion. "Yes, Mom! I was thinking—"

"—like the time you went to the Dragon Ball world?" Elizabeth teased, covering her mouth quickly as she realized she'd let it slip.

Jupiter froze, Embarrassed and poit. "You knew? You all knew? But you not tell me "

Elizabeth laughed lightly, while Samael nodded. "Of course we knew. Did you really think you could keep something like that a secret?"

Jupiter scratched his head sheepishly. "Fine… I guess I wasn't as sneaky as I thought."

God, who had been observing quietly, finally spoke. "Now that you've completed this training, Jupiter, I was thinking—should I call Your Big brother Michael to train you in swordsmanship?"

Before Jupiter could reply, Samael stifled a laugh, knowing exactly what was coming.

"No, Father, no!" Jupiter exclaimed. "I'm not a sword type, you know that! I'm more of a hand-to-hand fighter. That's just how I am. You gave us all the basics, but swords… they're not my thing."

God leaned back slightly, a faint smile on His face. "Oh, is that so? Then perhaps I should call Veldora to teach you his killer sword technique?"

Jupiter waved his hands frantically. "No, no, no, Father! I want to create my own techniques! Something unique—something that's mine!"

Elizabeth chuckled at Jupiter's dramatics, while Samael let out a hearty laugh. God sighed, shaking His head. "Your antics never change, son."

But then, God's tone grew serious, drawing everyone's attention. "Now, Jupiter, what do you truly wish to do?"

Jupiter straightened up, his expression becoming earnest. "Father, I want to go. I want to help that world. Without me, it will collapse. They need me there."

Elizabeth frowned slightly, concern filling her eyes. "But, Jupiter…"

Jupiter turned to her, his smile gentle but determined. "Mother, don't worry. I'll come back. I'll visit you as often as I can. And with my parallel existence, I can be here and there at the same time if needed. But I have to go—I can't let that world fall apart."

Elizabeth's eyes softened as Jupiter hugged her tightly. "Please, Mother. Let me go."

Elizabeth sighed, ruffling his hair affectionately. "Alright, Jupiter. But promise me this—you'll visit often and stay connected with me through our mental link. I don't want you to disappear for too long."

"I promise, Mom," Jupiter said, his voice filled with childlike sincerity.

Elizabeth chuckled, hugging him once more as Samael and God exchanged warm smiles.