Well, let's do it.

　I point my Galadruk at the pure white humanoid standing in front of me. I activate Divinity and I also activate the Armory of the God of War (Ares Arms) to go all out from the beginning.

　The all-white humanoid stands without holding it in place, but I don't let up when I see it, because I know it's not careless and I don't need to hold it in place.

　I form a number of weapons behind me and sweep them, each one being a divine weapon of considerable power, and I don't hesitate to unleash them, but the humanoid fires them away with its bare hands. Even this is so powerful that the ground is gouged out every time you fire one of these weapons.

　It's not as if the humanoidanoid is not aware of the power of the weapon, it's coming straight at me. I thrust the Galadolucci into the humanoid figure that attacked me at an inexcusable speed. The human figure flicks Galadruk with its left hand and throws a kick with its right leg.

　He blocks it with his Galadruk and creates a weapon above the humanoid's head. The humanoid flies backwards to avoid the weapon, but I follow it and thrust Galadruk at it repeatedly.

　The humanoid dodges it with a flurry of blows, and then strikes at me as if taking advantage of an opening. Even if you are hit by Galadruk, your body is still sturdy enough not to freak out. The reaction time and physical abilities are even better than mine. It's quite formidable........well, I was the one who set it up that way.

　The pure white human form that approaches in front of me without fear of my attacks is a virtual enemy that can only be created in the pseudo-god realm that I created by making it divine.

　These are the enemies I've fought and characters I've poured my power into, like the ones I've seen in the comics and novels of my previous life, and they're my training partners. Maybe it's because I've put too much power into all sorts of things, but my arms are stretched out, and they're pretty strong, making spheres in my palms and hitting me. Even though I made it, it does more than I can imagine, so it's really interesting.

　It's been about an hour since I started fighting such a humanoid. As I was fighting the pure white humanoid, I realized that someone had entered this world. So I erased the humanoid and looked towards the entrance.

Good night, brother.

　And there came Phelia, smiling and smiling. Holding a towel and a drink in her hand. Around that Phelia, glittering colorful spheres were floating around her.

　Those are the visualized spirits. During the battle with Baron, Phelia was mortally wounded. I heard that the Spirit King shared his power with her to help her with that.

　Because of that, it seems that the Spirit King lost most of his power and Phelia inherited the Spirit King's power instead. Perhaps that's why the spirits like him even more than in the past, and they usually seem to gather around Phelia like they do now.

　Normally, these spirits are invisible unless you sign a contract with them, but perhaps because they are so close to Phelia, who has the power of the Spirit King, everyone else can see them as well. She is very popular with the children.

　I accept a towel and a drink from Phelia and thank her for her help. Filia smiled happily and used her earth magic to create a chair and desk in place, albeit a simple one.

''Brother, I heard that, didn't I?　A story about your sister Aster. I heard that you didn't hesitate to answer immediately.

Hmm?　That's only natural if your precious wife is in trouble, right?

　I answer without wondering, and Phelia chuckles at me. What the hell?

'Huh, it's nothing! More importantly, what are you going to do now?　I've heard the rules, too.

　Filia asks me while tilting her head. It's just the beginning. It's just a rule that we have to decide on a member to represent the continent by the end of the next two months.

　The number of members is 10. The number of members will be chosen for each match. If you call it a match, then there will be multiple matches. Well, there are 7 continents, so it won't be a 7-team tournament.

　And the bottleneck is these 10 members. Aster, the god of this continent, could not participate. It's the same for the other continents.

　Among them, first of all, I, and then Master, will be the first to leave. I don't mean to be smug, but I'm sure I'll be enough to top this continent. Not to mention Master.

　And what do we do with the remaining eight people? I've got my eye on some of them, and I'm going to go and see them in two months and ask for them.

　The question is what to do with the wives. To be honest, the wives are far superior to the people around here. Alexia, who is an all-rounder, Phelia, who specializes in magic, Aeris, who is equal to me in sword skills, Caro, who has the strongest shield in terms of defense, Kana, who specializes in recovery, Ferris, who has learned to beastify, and Haku, who has received special training. The members are moderately well rounded with Ekla, the dragon.

　Merlin, Mari, and Milua are also quite capable of their own. The only wives of mine who are less capable of fighting are Krona, Helen and Pricia, right?　Well, the three of them have been a great help to me outside of battle.

　I believe that my wives get along with me because they are there for me.

　But, selfishly, I don't want my wives to leave. Well, that's selfish of me. Maybe they'll say they're going to leave around Aeris.

"Depending on how good you are, we're going to leave too, brother?

　When I was thinking about that, I was nailed by Phelia. If that's the case, we'll have to gather the members within a month and put in another month of training. Filia and the others would really come out if they didn't have the ability to do so.

　For now, we'll have to consult with Astel while we're at it. We'd also like to learn more about the other continents and the people who live there. Being a god, Aster would know a bit about it.

　Then we'll leave the training ground, the pseudo-divine area I created, and head to the dining hall where everyone is waiting. It's the only opportunity for all of my family to be together, so we're going to talk about this a bit. Let's say it there. I'm sure there will be a strong reaction.