My Talent's Name Is Generator Chapter 1292: The End Is Near

I looked around the circle and slowly began laying out the plan. There was no reason for us to choose between the different approaches we had discussed because the coming war would require every advantage we could create before facing the Eternals directly.

"We will do all of it," I said. "But not all of us will be doing the same thing."

My gaze settled on Aurora first. "You will lead the effort against the vassal universes. Take Ash and Silver with you, and if you need more strength, speak with the Council and bring along whichever Demi-Gods they are willing to assign. We need to weaken the Eternals before we confront them directly, and the vassal universes are part of the strength they have accumulated over all these years."

Aurora’s expression immediately brightened. "So I finally get to lead an army."

"Don’t get too excited," I said with a smile. "Your objective is to weaken them, not destroy half the universe because you enjoyed yourself."

She gave me an innocent look. "I make no promises."

Ash quietly shook his head, while Silver simply smiled. I could already imagine how much trouble those three would cause together.

I then turned toward Knight and Darkness. "You two have the most delicate task. You will be responsible for finding a way into the Eternal Universe without being detected."

Knight’s expression became serious immediately.

"Theras is a Peak High Demi-God, and if he has truly been preparing for this moment for so long, we should assume that he has eyes and defensive measures everywhere. Simply tearing open a passage and entering won’t work.

Find a method that allows you to cross their defenses without alerting him or the Seven Legions. Once you’re inside, your priority is information. Find out what they are preparing, where their forces are concentrated, and whether there is anything we can disrupt before the final confrontation."

Darkness nodded slowly. "Understood. If there is a weakness in their defenses, we will find it."

My attention then shifted toward Ragnar and Lacome. "You two will head to the Blue Spiral Galaxy first. Meet Primus and begin the preparations there. Once everything is arranged, return to the Prime Galaxy and coordinate with Amun. We will need the forces there prepared before the war begins."

Ragnar immediately nodded, his expression becoming more serious. "Understood. I’ll make sure the preparations don’t fall behind."

"That leaves Lyrate and me," I said, looking toward her. "Our objective is the most important one. We need to find a way for me to break through the bottleneck."

Lyrate gave a small nod.

"We’ll search the Prime Universe, explore places we haven’t visited, and if necessary, find a way into another universe. I can also use the All-Knowing Eyes to search for possible methods, but I don’t want to rely on a single approach. There has to be something that can push me beyond ninety percent resonance."

Lyrate smiled faintly. "Then I suppose I’ll be staying with you."

"Unfortunately for you, yes."

"Unfortunately?" she repeated, raising an eyebrow.

I laughed. "I meant fortunately. Obviously."

Ragnar suddenly raised a hand.

"There is something else."

I looked at him.

"If we’re preparing for a war on this scale, can you do something for the followers of the Order of Absolute as well?"

I already knew what he was thinking, and I nodded before he could explain further.

"Yes. I can establish a direct connection between our headquarters in Abor and the Origin Expanse of the Beast Universe. The Origin Expanse there has already been almost completely drained, but what remains should still be enough to provide the Saints with a much better environment for comprehension than what they currently have."

Ragnar’s eyes lit up.

"I’ll also place a high-level temporal enchantment over the planet. It will allow them to practice their techniques and comprehend their Origins under accelerated time conditions, giving them far more time to grow without actually waiting for that amount of time to pass in the outside world."

Ragnar’s expression turned into a broad grin. "Now that’s more like it."

"There is one more thing," I continued. "With my current strength, I can help Vivi conquer the surrounding mid-level galaxies. Once those territories are brought under our control, we can redirect their resources and essence toward the Blue Spiral Galaxy. If we do it properly, the density and quality of essence there should eventually reach a level comparable to the Prime Galaxy."

That immediately drew everyone’s attention.

Silver was the first to speak. "Wait. Since you’ve reached the High Demi-God realm, doesn’t that mean Vivi should have received another increase as well?"

I smiled.

"Exactly."

"How strong is she now?" Silver asked.

I glanced at him before answering casually, "She’s currently around the level of a Peak Low Demi-God."

For a moment, nobody said anything. I looked toward the distant horizon with a faint smile.

"That is precisely why we have spent all this time preparing. When we finally move against the Eternals, I don’t want a handful of powerful individuals fighting their entire civilization. I want an entire universe that has been sharpening its fangs for the day we finally decide to bite back."

I remained seated for another moment before finally placing my hands against the arms of the stone chair and rising to my feet. One by one, I looked at the people who had followed me through countless battles, each of them now carrying a role that could determine the outcome of the war that was approaching.

"It’s time to go, everyone," I said, my voice carrying a quiet certainty. "From this point onward, we all have our own work to finish. If anything goes wrong on your side, don’t hesitate to contact me. No matter where you are, I’ll be there in a blink."

Aurora gave me a confident smile before stepping forward. "Then make sure you don’t take too long finding that breakthrough. We might finish our part before you finish yours."

"I’ll try not to disappoint you."

She laughed softly, and with a flicker of lightning, she, Ash, and Silver vanished from the mountain peak, leaving behind only a faint crackle that quickly faded into the wind.

Knight was next to approach. He gave me a final nod, "I will not disappoint you."

"I’ll keep that in mind."

Darkness stepped beside him, saying nothing more than a quiet, "We’ll return with something useful."

The two of them dissolved into a swirling mass of darkness that swallowed their figures before disappearing completely.

Ragnar stretched his shoulders and looked toward Lacome. "Come on. We’ve got a galaxy to prepare."

Lacome nodded, and the two of them exchanged a final glance with me before their bodies erupted into blazing flames. The fire twisted upward for an instant before both figures vanished into the distance, leaving the mountain peak strangely quiet.

Eventually, only Lyrate and I remained.

The wind swept across the mountain, lifting strands of Lyrate’s hair and carrying them gently across her face. She did not move to brush them away, instead gazing toward the distant horizon where the endless Prime Galaxy stretched beyond sight. For several moments, neither of us spoke.

Then she turned toward me.

"I guess this is the final push."

I looked at her and nodded slowly.

"Yes."

My gaze followed hers toward the distant void.

"The end is near."