That night, on a soft bed, I was holding Raviel's beautiful body close. My hand gently caressed her back while my mind wandered, thinking about one thing:

How do I handle all these goddesses who've now become human?

"So, what do you think?" I asked, looking into Raviel's eyes that shimmered in the dim light.

Raviel smiled, her tone as casual as ever.

"Well, I don't mind. Why don't you just skip straight to the future? This world's system isn't much different from a normal one anyway. The only difference is the magic system."

I considered her suggestion. It actually made sense.

But there's one problem—the Magus Association in the future is a pain, especially the corrupt ones.

Sometimes I feel like doing a mass cleansing on them just for fun.

Well… at least they're not that bad in the Fifth Holy Grail War timeline, I thought to myself.

But the moment I remembered characters like Sakura Matou, who got sold off by her own family, my blood started to boil.

Honestly, I even considered just wiping out this entire world. Erase every timeline. Problem solved.

Suddenly, an idea popped into my head. And then—crack!—I deliberately broke the fourth wall.

"What? You think this is impossible?"

I laughed, sounding kinda like a lunatic.

"Hahahaha!"

Raviel just watched me, shaking her head.

"Hey, Author, stop writing unnecessary stuff," I said, looking at the screen.

Author: 😱 "Wait, are you talking to me right now?"

"Well, duh. Who else would I be talking to?"

Author: "So… what do you want?"

"I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to the readers."

Author: "Oh… alright, whatever."

I took a deep breath.

"Hmm… where was I? Oh yeah, I wanted to tell you guys something.

I'm moving to a different world and a different universe.

You might think, 'Wow, is this guy a coward or what?'

But honestly? I don't care.

This world already has too many timelines and alternate branches anyway. Canon? Non-canon? Who cares?

Besides, Sefar is about to burn 80% of the Earth's surface. So why stress?

I continued talking, half-joking, half-serious.

"But listen… I'm not scared. This is all for the sake of the story.

I repeat—for the sake of the story."

I know, even the Author is probably confused right now because he created a character like me—an SCP-level 6 reality bender, totally broken for continuing this plot.

So here's the deal.

I'm gonna ask Raviel to remove some of my overpowered stats from Chapter 3 and lock them for a while.

As for the six last gifts? I'm keeping them, but yeah… I'll rarely use them. That's okay, right, babe?"

Raviel smiled sweetly.

"Of course, as long as you're happy, my love. Are you done talking to them?"

I shook my head.

"Nope, not yet. Listen, I'm trying something new. So I'll do whatever I want.

You guys can't stop me.

And if you wanna complain, go ahead—blame the stupid Author who wrote this messy story in the first place."

Author: 🥲 "Uh… sorry. I just wanted to bring the story in my head to life. Even if it's a mess, I'll try to fix it along the way."

I sighed.

"Ugh, stop crying like a newborn baby. I'm actually trying to help you so the story doesn't stay a disaster."

Author: ...

"Oh right, one last thing.

This is the end of Arc 1.

In Arc 2, I'm moving to a new world.

A fresh story. Less nonsense. Hope you guys enjoy it."

Bye-bye!

Author: sighs

"Sorry, looks like I have an emergency to deal with… I need to fix the broken fourth wall."

.....

While the author was still busy revising the story, Allen was having an important conversation with Raviel.

"So, you really want to move to another universe, Husband?" Raviel asked, lying on Allen's chest. Her voice was soft and relaxed.

"What do you think? Which world would be good?" Allen replied, gently running his fingers through her hair.

"Hmm… there are a few that might work. Like Marvel, DC—"

"Okay, okay, stop right there," Allen cut her off, chuckling. "Those worlds are basically the same as this one. I want a world without magic."

"Oh? Are you thinking of going back to your original world? Isn't that the same world the author comes from?" Raviel teased.

"Absolutely not," Allen replied quickly, making Raviel laugh.

"Fufufu~ Then, what kind of world do you have in mind?" Raviel's eyes sparkled with curiosity.

Allen frowned, thinking hard. He wanted a world without magic, but with decent technology. Most importantly, he wanted a place where he could build something on his own, without relying on Raviel's help.

"Ah… Resident Evil," he finally said.

"Resident Evil…?" Raviel raised an eyebrow, confused. "Why that world? And wait, do you mean the movie version or the game?"

"Of course the game. The movie canon is too messy—I'm not even sure if it's still part of the same multiverse."

"Hmm… okay then, the game it is. But it'll take me some time to locate the coordinates," Raviel said, playing with the tips of her hair.

"How long?"

"The fastest would be by tomorrow morning. Oh, do you have any other requests? Like the timeline, or something else?"

"Let's stick to the original plan. But since the goddesses want to come too, I need to make some adjustments for when we arrive there."

"Oh? What do you mean?"

"Same as before… we'll need new identities."

Raviel stared at him seriously. "Are you really sure about this? I mean… being reborn from a womb, starting over as a baby. And you'll have to seal some of your powers. I don't like the idea of you being vulnerable. What about Hera and the others? Are they going through the same thing? Aren't you worried?"

"What do you think is the best way?" Allen asked.

Raviel thought for a moment before answering, "I want you to keep the Third Magic active so Avalon can stay online. Let's delete the inventory system, and lock the rest of your magic for now. How's that sound?"

"That works. Third Magic is enough. To protect the girls, I can use the Love Pendant. That's more than enough for the threats in that world."

"As for your new identities, leave that to me~ Fufufu~"

Allen felt a slight chill down his spine but… well, whatever. He trusted Raviel—she was his wife, after all.

"Hey, Allen… are you really okay starting over as a baby? I mean… won't you miss… other things?" Raviel hinted with a knowing look, clearly talking about bedroom matters.

Allen smiled slightly. "Of course I'll miss it. But as long as we're not separated, I can hold out for a few years."

Raviel smiled, relieved. "Alright then, leave everything to me. I promise we won't ever be far from you."

"I trust you," Allen said, kissing her softly on the lips.

After talking a bit more, they both fell asleep like normal people—no sex tonight. Raviel still hadn't fully recovered from last night's activities.

Author: Hey, I'm back… Oh? Looks like they're asleep.

Well, I guess no sex tonight. What a shame.

But hey, I once heard that the less you do it, the healthier your kidneys will be and—

Allen & Raviel (in unison, half-asleep):

"You better shut up—and don't disturb our beauty sleep."

Author: …

...

That morning, Allen woke up with his face buried under two soft pillows.

"Wakey wakey, lazy Girl," whispered Allen, playfully squeezing the pillows covering his face.

"H-hmm… five more minutes…" Raviel mumbled, taking a deep breath and trying to go back to sleep.

Seeing Raviel being her usual lazy self in the morning, Allen finally gave up and got out of bed. He headed to the bathroom and soaked himself in warm water—a habit from his previous life that was still hard to let go of. Letting his body relax, he emptied his mind, pushing aside any unnecessary thoughts.

After a satisfying soak, Allen stepped out with a refreshed face. Outside, several girls were already gathered in the garden, chatting and enjoying the morning.

"Morning, ladies. Did you all sleep well?" he greeted them with a casual smile.

They returned his greeting warmly but kept on chatting among themselves. Seeing them enjoy their time together, Allen decided not to disturb the moment. He sat on an empty bench nearby, simply enjoying the view of the girls talking and laughing in front of him.

Not long after, Tiamat approached him with calm steps, carrying a tray with breakfast and a glass of fresh milk.

"Good morning, Master. I didn't want you to skip breakfast, so I brought it here," she said softly.

Allen didn't ask where the fresh milk came from—there wasn't a single cow around here. But honestly, wasn't the answer obvious? Besides, he liked it that way.

"Thanks," he said while casually patting her lovely ass.

"A-ahh… It's my duty to serve you…" she replied, her cheeks turning red.

Allen enjoyed his breakfast, occasionally glancing at the girls chatting nearby. Once he finished eating, he set down his spoon and looked at them with a light smile.

"Alright, let's gather for a bit. I've got something to talk about," he said in a relaxed tone, motioning for everyone to come closer.

Once they were all seated, Allen started explaining his plan.

"I'm planning to leave this world and move to another universe. I'd like you all to come with me, but of course, I won't force anyone."

Aphrodite was the first to respond, her eyes narrowing playfully, lips curling into a mischievous smile.

"If I say I want to stay here, will you miss me?" she teased.

Allen smiled back, answering in a slightly overprotective tone—half joking, but also serious.

"Of course I'll miss you. But in your case, the answer's simple—you're not allowed to stay. I don't want my woman being far from me, and I definitely don't like other men getting close to you."

Honestly, who in their right mind would leave their girl behind for a long time? He wasn't one of those weirdos with some kind of NTR fetish—that stuff was disgusting.

Aphrodite giggled. "Fufufu… So you'd get jealous if I got close to another man?"

"Yes. And I don't like my girl flirting with other guys," Allen answered firmly.

"Hehe, I like this protective side of you. Don't worry, I'll follow you anywhere. And there's no way I'd flirt with anyone else but you."

Allen's thoughts briefly drifted to the alternate version of Aphrodite in another timeline—the one who actually did that. If she ever met that version, she'd probably be dumbfounded.

After that, Allen looked at the other girls. "Okay, how about the rest of you?"

Technically, they weren't goddesses anymore—their bodies had become human. But their powers? Upgraded. Their mana sources were directly linked to Allen and Gaia's Counter Force. Basically, they were on the same level as an Ultimate One now.

At first, Allen was worried about that, but surprisingly, Gaia seemed happy about it. According to her, it was easier to monitor humanity this way compared to using the old system. As for Alaya? Well, she couldn't do anything about it. Raviel had already hijacked the main control. Besides, Alaya and Gaia's awareness wasn't like human consciousness anyway—they were more like robotic programs.

"I want to come," said Hera with a sweet smile, her cheeks slightly red. Lately, she'd started to change, acting more like a type-B tsundere. As long as Allen didn't make her sad, it seemed like it would be easier to win her heart from now on.

"Okay, who else?" Allen asked, looking at the others.

All the girls agreed to come—except for one. Artemis. She still looked hesitant.

"Artemis, do you want to stay?" he asked.

"I…"

Allen could already guess the reason. Artemis was the type who loved wild places, hunting, and enjoying the freedom of nature. Leaving this world might feel too heavy for her.

"Don't worry. If you don't want to come, I won't get mad," Allen said calmly, respecting her feelings.

Then he gave Aphrodite a little wink—she immediately understood.

"Come on, sis… aren't you going to get lonely if you stay here? We might be gone for quite a while before coming back," Aphrodite coaxed.

Demeter and Hestia joined in to persuade her. Even Athena, who had been getting close to Artemis lately, chimed in.

"Come on, I'm sure you don't really want to be far from Allen, right?" Hera teased, which actually made Allen a bit impressed. Their relationship had developed faster than he expected.

Artemis turned her face away, her cheeks turning red.

"Fine, I'll come. Happy now?" she said, half annoyed, half embarrassed.

Allen smiled, giving her a playful wink. "Yeah, I'm happy you're coming."

Artemis's face turned even redder because of that.

Once everyone had agreed, Allen stood up.

"Alright, let's meet again in the main room this afternoon."

Note: Well finally we've reached 20 chapters this might be too short for me to celebrate but I wanted to do it because my level of annoyance is increasing and my mood is bad so I made this chapter a bit like a play so I moon apologize for that. And yes after deciding which universe to go to next I decided to go to the Resident Evil world in the game version for certain reasons first I want to develop the MC character's story better, because I'm not too interested in making MC stories that solve every their problems using magic.

That story would be like another copy in the one punch man series ... and that will be difficult for me because it will tell a lot of side characters with complicated dialog, what's more with the back stories of side characters have must be told carefully.

Because when the MC comes it's like giving the Avada... kadavra... then the enemy dies immediately... so my choice is the simplest MC decides to nerf himself and will not use magic except to give his harem eternal life.. that's why I consider this a Rebot story from the MC's adventure... but this only applies to the Resident Evil Univers arc.

Oh yeah don't forget to give your power stone to me that will also motivate me even more to write this novel.