My Talent's Name Is Generator Chapter 1294: Complaints

I smiled faintly. "If my heart had truly turned to stone, Vivi, I wouldn’t have come here first."

"Oh, and just so you know, he didn’t meet with us either during those three years," Lyrate chimed in, looking at me with an accusing expression. "So you can add me to the list of people you’ve neglected."

I stared at the two of them for a moment, genuinely surprised by how quickly they had managed to turn the conversation into an interrogation. It seemed that returning after three years had earned me an ambush rather than a warm welcome.

"Ladies, I’m sure three years is nothing considering the lifespans both of you have," I said helplessly, raising my hands slightly. "Besides, we’re at the endgame now. I needed to increase my strength as quickly as possible. You know what’s coming, and I couldn’t afford to waste the time I had."

My expression softened as I looked back at Vivi. "But I understand why you’re upset. I should have come back at least once, and I won’t make the same mistake again."

Vivi narrowed her eyes at me, clearly unconvinced.

"Why do I have the feeling you’re only saying that because it’s the right thing to say?"

I had to suppress a laugh. "That’s all you’re getting from me for now."

I gave her a quick wink, earning an immediate scoff.

"Fine," she muttered, though the irritation in her expression had already softened. After a moment, she looked at me more seriously. "Since you’re finally back, I assume you’ve finished whatever you went away to do. I’ve been watching the situation across the other galaxies. The Eternals have been hunted down and killed, the rifts have been closing, and their forces have completely disappeared from the battlefield. I thought the war was finally over."

Hearing that, I slowly shook my head.

"It’s only on pause."

Her expression changed immediately. I looked toward the distant void, my smile fading as the weight of what lay ahead settled over me.

"The final battle is coming," I said quietly. "And that’s exactly why I’m here."

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We were floating high above Abor, looking down at the enormous planet stretching beneath us, and for a moment, I simply took in the sight. The planet had changed considerably from the last time I had seen it, and the most striking difference was the sheer density of essence surrounding it. It was so rich that the entire planet seemed to be immersed in an ocean of energy, reminding me of Prime Fate, the main planet of the Prime Galaxy.

"Looks amazing, doesn’t it?" Vivi said beside me, her voice carrying a hint of pride. "It took me quite a bit of effort to get it to this state."

I nodded, continuing to observe the planet below. "It really does."

Yet the abundance of essence wasn’t the only thing that caught my attention. What surprised me even more was the sheer number of people living on Abor.

Countless figures moved across the planet, and they belonged to all kinds of races, with powerful auras rising from almost every major settlement. Even from this distance, I could sense that the overall strength of the population had increased dramatically.

"How many Saints do we have now?" I asked.

Vivi smiled. "Hundreds, easily. If things continue at this rate, we’ll probably cross a thousand soon. They seem to be appearing everywhere lately."

I couldn’t help but raise an eyebrow at that. "That’s quite a jump."

"It is," she replied with a small laugh. "The changes in Abor have accelerated everything. The higher essence density has made cultivation much easier, and once the first few people began breaking through, the momentum spread throughout the planet."

I looked toward another region of the planet before asking, "What about the people from Vaythos?"

"They’ve grown considerably stronger as well. You can meet them yourself later. Most of them have already reached the late Transcendent Realm, and they’re doing quite well here." Vivi paused for a moment before adding with a faint smile, "Everyone knows that Vaythos was your home planet, so its natives receive a little extra attention. People respect them because of their connection to you."

A quiet smile appeared on my face at that. "And the academy? How is it doing?"

"Fabulous," Vivi answered immediately. "The Order of Absolute has become the strongest force in the entire Blue Spiral Galaxy, even if we remove you and all of your summons from the calculation."

I turned toward her in surprise.

"The strongest?"

She nodded confidently. "By quite a margin."

For a moment, I said nothing. Only three years had passed, yet the growth I was seeing was far beyond what I had expected. Abor had transformed from a relatively ordinary planet into the heart of a rapidly expanding force, and the fact that the Order of Absolute had already established itself as the strongest organization in the Blue Spiral Galaxy told me that the foundation I had left behind had developed far faster than I had imagined.

"Looks like I really did leave you with a lot of work."

Vivi rolled her eyes. "You have no idea. Most of the work was actually handled by Primus. He took care of everything with the help of some of your elders from Vaythos, including your grandmother."

"Which elders?" I asked.

"Well, Arkas, Edgar, your emperor, and quite a few other old fellows whose names I don’t remember very well."

I nodded thoughtfully. "And what were you doing during the past three years?"

She scoffed again, giving me an almost offended look. "After you prohibited me from hunting down galaxies, I didn’t have much of a choice, did I? I had nothing better to do, so I focused on developing the Blue Spiral Galaxy instead."

I looked at Vivi curiously. "So what exactly did you do during those three years?"

Vivi smiled proudly. "Quite a lot, actually. I started by reorganizing the galaxy itself. I moved several habitable planets away from unstable regions and adjusted their positions to give them safer environments. I also redirected the natural essence currents so that the energy was distributed more evenly instead of remaining concentrated in only a few regions."

"That explains the changes to Abor."

"Exactly. I strengthened its essence environment without damaging its foundation. I also created several elemental law zones throughout the galaxy, where Fire, Water, Wind, Lightning, and other laws are naturally stronger. They have become excellent training grounds for Saints and Transcendent beings."

She paused before adding, "I also strengthened the spatial stability around important regions and created several controlled danger zones for stronger people to train and fight without endangering ordinary civilizations. The galaxy can now recover from large-scale battles much faster as well."

I looked at her with genuine surprise. "You really changed the entire galaxy."

Vivi shrugged, though the pride in her eyes was obvious. "I’m its manifestation, Billion. If I can’t improve my own galaxy, what would be the point of having all this power?"

I smiled. "Fair enough. Looks like you were busy after all."

"Very busy," she replied, giving me an accusing glance. "Unlike some people who disappeared for three years."