Dimensional Keeper: All My Skills Are at Level 100 Chapter 1336 Ascension to Divine Realm

Following a brief exchange with Allen, Max concluded that postponing his ascension was no longer necessary. A new bearer had been selected for the crown, stability had returned to the world of Acaris, and every remaining danger had been neutralized.

Nevertheless, Max dedicated two additional days to silent contemplation. This was not due to hesitation, but rather a profound respect for the magnitude of his upcoming journey. To him, Ascension was more than a mere breakthrough in Cultivation realm; it was a final goodbye to the world that had forged him, a transition across a threshold where everything would be forever changed.

When the moment arrived, Max traveled back to the same desolate desert where he had previously survived the Wraith of the World and achieved Divine Rank. Though the vast, empty landscape still stretched toward the horizon under the open sky, the sense of loneliness had vanished.

Across the dunes, a massive gathering of figures had formed a silent ocean of witnesses. High-ranking leaders from the Four God Nation stood with grave faces, positioned alongside legendary powerhouses from the Middle Domain who were rarely seen together.

Royalty and Elders from the Elven Kingdom of the Lost Continent had arrived as well, their ancient eyes reflecting deep reverence. Every major territory of the Valora Continent had sent representatives, including generals, kings, reclusive masters, and the heroes who had endured the Great War.

Max’s friends stood within the throng—those who had bled by his side and those who had maintained their faith in him even as the world crumbled. Among them were the seven squad leaders Max had personally instructed during their time in Nullaria.

Alice and Lenavira stood close to one another, their eyes locked onto Max with a complex blend of pride, sadness, and quiet yearning. No one spoke a word, as language felt hollow compared to the significance of the event.

Only three individuals stood near Max at the desert's heart. Freya watched him with folded arms, her expression composed but intensely serious, possessing the gaze of one who understood the true weight of this transition.

Standing nearby was Allen, the golden crown resting upon his brow. He stood with the dignified posture befitting the new guardian of the world Max was preparing to leave. Slightly behind them stood Lucien, his hands tucked into his pockets and a subtle smile on his face that conveyed both deep respect and silent admiration.

This gathering was not born of curiosity or a desire for spectacle. Every person present had come for a singular purpose: to pay homage to the most powerful being their world had ever known.

They honored the man who had protected Acaris from the demon hordes, the Nulls, and a corrupted crownbearer who had nearly wiped out existence. This was the man who had perished, returned to life, challenged gods, and still chose to safeguard a world that could never truly repay his sacrifice.

As a light breeze drifted across the desert, lifting grains of sand into the air, a heavy silence took hold. In the center of that stillness, Max stood tall, his aura calm and resolute.

This event was neither a coronation nor a tearful parting. It was an act of global acknowledgment and gratitude. The world itself was acting as a witness while one of its children prepared to transcend its boundaries.

Everyone had gathered to behold the ascension of Max Voidwalker.

Surveying the endless rows of people, Max spoke with a steady voice that resonated clearly across the desert sands.

"Everyone, the ascension tunnel has been repaired by my hand, which means the path to the Divine Realm is now open to you all," Max declared. "The sole requirement for eligibility is the mastery of a fifth level concept. However, I must caution you regarding the reality of ascension. Upon entering the Divine Realm, you will start at the very bottom of the hierarchy. If you are not vigilant, anyone can oppress, defeat, or even kill you. Therefore, I only suggest ascension for those who believe their talent has not yet peaked and who can grow beyond the Divine Rank. It is not worth the journey if you are destined to remain a common soldier for eternity."

He paused for a moment, allowing the gravity of his warning to sink into the hearts of the listeners.

"Take these words as my final warning," Max added.

Having finished his speech, he inhaled slowly and turned toward Alice and Lenavira, his features softening.

"Alright," Max said softly. "Everyone, please move back. I am beginning my ascension now."

Freya took a small step forward, her eyes grave as she looked at him. "Do not let the things I told you about the Divine Realm slip your mind," she said solemnly.

Max gave her a nod, fully grasping the weight of her advice.

Lucien was the next to look at him, offering a small smile that held more anxiety than humor. "Take care of yourself out there," he remarked.

Allen remained silent, but he gave Max a deep nod, the golden crown atop his head glowing faintly as a symbol of respect and recognition.

After smiling at his companions, Max focused his attention on Alice and Lenavira. He held their gaze for a few seconds longer, conveying a silent promise and reassurance before finally squaring his shoulders.

Gradually, Max withdrew the spatial domain he had maintained with his fifth level concept of space to ward off the pull of ascension. The moment he released it, the long-suppressed pressure exploded outward, causing the ground beneath him to crack as if it could no longer support his weight.

Simultaneously, Max surrendered his physical form to the process, ceasing the use of the Vein of Origin to fight the ascending force.

As soon as he let go, a brilliant blue light burst from his body, radiating with pure intensity and swallowing his figure. An instant later, he transformed into a pillar of magnificent blue light that surged into the heavens, tearing through the clouds and vanishing beyond the boundaries of Acaris.

Max Voidwalker had finally achieved ascension.