Reborn with Infinity Skill Points, I Enslaved All Universes
Chapter 65 -65-A New God Rank Skill

Chapter 65: Chapter65-A New God Rank Skill

When Alice opened her eyes once more, she was startled to find herself back inside the familiar wooden cabin.

Everything that had happened just moments ago felt like a dream—too surreal, too divine to be real.

The blessings, the praise, the overwhelming presence of Lord Crossbridge...

Was that all... real?

For a few moments, Alice stood frozen in place, half-wondering if her memory had played a trick on her. But then, she sensed it—an undeniable flow of divine energy circulating within her body. The presence of those two God Rank Skills. That power wasn’t illusion. It was real.

All of it had happened.

And to her, it was nothing short of a miracle.

Finally, the long-elusive Star Upgrade Quest finally had a path forward.

The best part? The cost had been... surprisingly low. All she had offered up were a few rare skill books from the Elf Vault.

They were indeed precious in name, but in reality, they had been gathering dust for generations. If they had any practical use, some elven queen would have already mastered them by now. But they hadn’t. Which meant, to Alice, it was like trading obsolete relics for divine treasure.

Two God Rank Skills—in exchange for items that no one in her realm had ever truly needed?

She had hit the jackpot.

"Praise the great Lord Crossbridge!" she thought, her heart brimming with joy.

She couldn’t help but feel a small, guilty sense of happiness blossom in her chest. Becoming a god’s devotee really was the best decision she had ever made.

And more importantly, she had been lucky. She hadn’t sworn loyalty to some malicious or tyrannical deity—but to a generous one. A benevolent one.

If her chosen god had been one of the dark and twisted ones whispered about in ancient tales, Alice suspected she wouldn’t even be alive right now.

Of course, what she didn’t know was that from the very moment she had established her divine connection with Daniel, she had already come under the influence of a peculiar force—[Mist].

In fact, even Daniel himself had failed to notice that one of the God Rank Skills on his panel had vanished—[Mist] was no longer listed.

But that was exactly how [Mist] operated. Its nature was that of absolute concealment—its existence was designed to be forgotten.

Even when noticed for a brief moment, the mind would automatically skip over it, as though it had never been there.

Meanwhile, the Divine Council once again returned to its quiet, empty state.

Daniel’s consciousness had already returned to the Challenger’s Labyrinth.

Unbeknownst to him, time had flown by. It was already 11:36 p.m.

He never would have guessed that in less than a single day, so many monumental changes would take place in his life.

After exiting the underground labyrinth, Daniel did not return to his residence immediately. Instead, he turned his attention toward something far more important:

[God Rank Skill Compendium].

He was now level 60.

With that milestone, more entries in the God Rank Skill Compendium had been unlocked—up to the 87th rank.

But as soon as he started browsing through the new entries, a headache began to creep in.

The synthesis requirements for these newly unlocked God Rank Skills were... absurd. Some required materials he’d never even heard of.

One entry caught his attention:

[God Rank Skill: Mad Lands]

Effect:

All lifeforms affected by this skill will gradually descend into madness, ultimately losing all rational thought.

"Whoa..." Daniel muttered. "That’s terrifying."

This skill didn’t kill the body—but it completely obliterated the mind. A mental annihilation. The enemy might still be breathing, but they’d no longer be a conscious entity.

In other words, this skill was essentially a one-shot kill to logic and reason. Even if someone as powerful as the Human Emperor or a demigod-rank powerhouse encountered it, they’d likely fall victim if unprepared.

But then Daniel glanced at the synthesis requirements.

"10 billion gnome souls. 10 billion human souls. 10 billion elven souls..."

"WHAT!?"

To learn this skill, he’d basically have to commit genocide across every known race?!

Absolutely not.

This was definitely a skill designed for an evil god—no doubt about it. If he even tried to fulfill those requirements, he’d probably become a universal enemy and get hunted down by every alliance on the continent.

Daniel shook his head vehemently and immediately skipped over that option.

He kept scrolling.

Then another one appeared:

[Protection of Gods]

Effect:

Increases Shield Points by 3000x. Can also be actively cast on other units.

A straightforward support skill. No tricks, no conditions—just a massive, group-based shield boost. On the battlefield, this kind of skill could dramatically improve survival rates.

He looked at the crafting materials.

"100,000 gnome cores. 100,000 shield-related skill books."

Gnome cores—essentially the crystallized hearts of gnome beings after death.

Due to the gnome race’s unique physiology, their hearts turned to stone upon death and became extremely valuable resources. Because of this, gnomes were frequent targets of assassination attempts.

But their technology was so advanced that such attacks rarely succeeded.

Even on the black market, a single gnome core could fetch over 1 billion gold coins—and that’s when someone was even willing to sell.

So 100,000 gnome cores?

Absolutely impossible for Daniel right now.

On the other hand, collecting 100,000 shield-related skill books seemed more manageable. He already had a few thousand, and if he kept clearing underground labyrinths, he might be able to grind his way there.

This was the harsh reality of God Rank Skills.

Every single one came with a cost that would make the average person weep.

Still, Daniel wasn’t ready to give up. He kept browsing until, finally, one skill caught his eye:

[Eye of Insight]

Effect 1:

Converts your Mind Power into a perception field. The higher your Mind Power, the larger the field. Within this field, you can perceive all information about the environment. Entities below divine rank cannot detect this ability.

Effect 2:

Effortlessly see through disguises and illusions. Detect the opponent’s true form.

Now this... was something useful.

With this skill, Daniel could potentially uncover the Human Emperor’s true intentions—or more generally, see through lies and hidden dangers.

It was perfect.

He was well aware that with his rising fame, more and more schemers and manipulators would be drawn to him. His power was strong—but still not at the level where he could take on demigods.

And while [Time Stream] could help him reverse situations, it didn’t help him identify the culprits behind the scenes.

[Eye of Insight] was the perfect countermeasure. The best kind of trap was the one you saw coming.

He remembered reading a report once: among high-tier Awakeners and demigod-rank powerhouses, the highest death rates didn’t occur in labyrinths—they happened in the real world, due to "accidents."

But who really believed those were accidents?

They were betrayals, ambushes, and assassinations.

That’s why [Eye of Insight] was essential.

He checked the synthesis recipe again.

He had almost everything he needed—except for one item:

20 Griffin’s Eyes.

It didn’t seem like much.

But Daniel knew better.

He’d seen these items before at the Multiracial Commerce League. They weren’t rare because they were hard to find—no, they were rare because of the price.

Each eye cost several billion gold coins.

A steep price indeed.

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