Reborn as the saiyan omni-king

Chapter 7: The Seven universes



The weight of this realization bore down on me as I stepped into the creation chamber once more, the gravity of my own power pressing against me like a cosmic hand. Before me, the screens flickered to life, displaying the myriad worlds that made up Universe 1, each one a reflection of my own whims and desires.

My eyes searched for Solara's planet, the blue and green sphere that had captured my imagination. A thousand years had passed in the mortal realm, but here, it was as if only moments had slipped through the cosmic sands of time.

As I zoomed in closer, the vast deserts of the planet stretched out before me, a sea of purple sands shimmering under the twin suns. Amongst the dunes, I focused on a small tribe of desert dwellers, their skin the same vibrant hue as the landscape they called home. Their lives were a dance with the elements, a symphony of survival that played out against the backdrop of an endless horizon.

With a flick of my wrist, I sent a jolt of energy into the heart of the tribe's strongest warrior, a young mother-to-be. The power surged through her, altering the very fabric of the child growing within her womb. It was a gamble, a whimsical act of creation that could either be the dawn of a new era or the spark that ignited the fuse of chaos.

As the days passed in the mortal realm, the mother felt the unmistakable kick of her child, a force that could have knocked over the sturdiest of mountains. Her eyes glowed with an unearthly light, and whispers of the child's destiny spread like wildfire across the sands. The villagers watched in awe as she grew, her pregnancy advancing at an unnatural pace, and with it, the anticipation of the child's birth grew to a fever pitch.

In the quiet of my chamber, I couldn't help but chuckle to myself as I watched the events unfold from afar. It was a whimsical act of creation, a jest played out on the grand stage of the cosmos. The thought of this random, powerful warrior, born from a simple flick of my wrist, brought a smile to my otherwise stoic face. "What a strange little game I've concocted," I murmured aloud, my voice echoing in the vast emptiness. "To create such a being with no rhyme or reason, simply to see what will come of it."

Turning my gaze to the seventh universe, my curiosity was piqued by the primitive state of the Saiyan race. They were a mirror to my own ancestors, brutal and unyielding in their pursuit of power, yet so far removed from the sophistication and understanding that I had attained. Their battles were fierce, a cacophony of roars and clanging steel that echoed through the vast emptiness of space. They killed without mercy, and yet, they lived with a passion that I hadn't seen in the countless lifetimes I had observed.

"If they keep going this way," I murmured to myself, "they won't survive past the first millennia. What the fuck indeed." I mused, stroking my chin. The Saiyan's trajectory was a grim reminder of the path I had once walked, a path that led to destruction and isolation.

With a decisive nod, I focused my energy and reached into the fabric of the seventh universe. The Saiyan world, a tumultuous ball of rage and potential, grew larger in my sights. I zoomed in, my gaze searching for the spark that could ignite a new future. It was among the high class elite, the rulers of the Saiyan race, that I found what I sought.

A young Saiyan child, barely out of infancy, lay nestled in the arms of his mother, a noblewoman of great beauty and strength. Her lineage was ancient and her bloodline pure, untainted by the mixing of lesser species. Her son was destined for greatness, born to rule the Saiyans and uphold their warrior traditions.

As the child slept, my power surged into his tiny form, filling him with an energy so intense it could have torn the fabric of reality. His mother felt the change, her eyes widening in terror and awe as she realized the immensity of what had just occurred. The room grew hot, the air crackling with the electricity of my touch.

The child grew rapidly, his body stretching and morphing until he stood before me, no longer a mere infant, but a warrior in the making. His eyes, a piercing red, mirrored the hue of my own, and his hair stood on end as if charged by the very essence of the stars. He was a beacon of power, a living embodiment of the potential that lay dormant within his race.

With a nod, I sent the child back to the womb of his mother, the cosmic energy within him now a dormant seed waiting to bloom. It was a gamble, but one that could yield a future worthy of the Saiyan name, one that did not end in the same fiery cataclysm that had claimed so many before him.

Turning my thoughts to Solara, I couldn't help but feel a pang of curiosity. A millennium was a mere breath in the lifespan of a being such as myself, but for her, it was a journey through epochs. I longed to see how she had grown, how she had wielded the power entrusted to her. I closed my eyes, willing my essence to traverse the vast expanses of the multiverse, seeking out the gentle hum of her spirit.

The cosmos rippled around me, and when I opened my eyes again, I stood before the gleaming spires of the Kai World. The air was thick with the scent of blooming cosmos flowers, their petals fluttering in a breeze that seemed to carry the whispers of creation itself. I strode through the city, my footsteps silent on the gleaming streets, my robes billowing like a dark comet's tail. The inhabitants of this realm paused in their tasks, bowing their heads in respect as their omnipotent ruler passed.

The path to Solara's temple was a winding road of crystal, reflecting the myriad colors of the cosmos like a rainbow stretching into infinity. The closer I got, the more I felt the pulse of her power, a heartbeat that resonated through the very fabric of the universe. The gates of the temple loomed before me, guarded by statues of ancient Kai, their stone faces etched with the wisdom of eons. With a gesture, the gates parted, revealing a courtyard lush with life, where the very air hummed with the energy of creation.

I approached the entrance to the inner sanctum, my hand raising to knock on the gleaming door. It was a simple act, one that felt almost out of place in the grandeur of the cosmos I now called home. The door swung open, revealing a female Glind dressed in the black and purple livery of the Kai, her eyes a piercing blue. She looked me up and down, a mix of confusion and suspicion etched on her delicate features.


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