Harem Stealer: Reborn with the God-Tier Sharing System Chapter 446 - New Bloodline [1]

Previously on Harem Stealer: Reborn with the God-Tier Sharing System...

Within a secluded realm created from her own soul, Maryam reunited with Noah for a long-awaited private confrontation. The Soul Ruler laid bare the centuries of pain, sacrifice, and isolation she endured to ensure his rebirth, expressing her deep hurt over his initial concern for her clone, Selene. Despite the lingering tension and the complex nature of their bond, Noah offered his mother a sincere apology and a declaration of love. Seeking to mend her fractured existence without sacrificing Selene, Noah proposed a permanent solution, asking Maryam to bind herself to him entirely.

A smile played across Noah's lips.

Across the vast reaches of Reality, many beings were brought into existence in solitude, lacking parents or any semblance of a family. In contrast, he had been born immersed in an ocean of profound affection.

Briefly, he contemplated whether any other soul was as fortunate as he when it came to the warmth of a loving household.

Though he lacked a father, Noah was graced with love in a magnitude he doubted anyone else had ever experienced.

His mothers, his many wives, his offspring, his siblings, and his comrades—even The Records and Reality itself—all held him in high regard.

It was a devotion he felt he didn't truly deserve, yet it was undeniably his.

In that fleeting moment as his authority surged, initiating the soul-binding process with his mother, Noah permitted himself a moment of pure gratitude.

Wasn't that the wisdom of the ages? To be thankful was to watch one's blessings ascend like a man climbing a ladder.

The simplest path to gratitude was to observe those beneath you, witnessing how favored you were despite the fact that many of them toiled far harder than you ever did.

Noah had no doubt that somewhere in the vast cosmos, beings were enduring suffering far greater than his own.

But did that truly matter?

He was the chosen one.

And this time, his selection wasn't the work of some mysterious entity harboring a secret agenda.

"This bond is unlike any other, I believe. You have surrendered your entire being to me. Not merely your loyalty, or your love, or your respect."

His smile was incredibly tender as he spoke.

"You gave me everything. In return, I gave you a piece of myself to fill the void within you."

The First Soul trembled. Her son’s declaration manifested as truth almost immediately; deep within her essence, she felt the ubiquitous presence of Noah. That presence bridged the gap in her soul, causing a wave of relief to uncoil throughout her entire being.

It felt as though she possessed a part of him, just as he now held a part of her.

They were intertwined now and forever. Until the final breath of time, and even beyond the end of all things.

With her dominion over Souls and primordial concepts, Maryam understood that even in the embrace of death, she and Noah would remain inseparable.

Regardless of the lives they might lead, it would be Always and Forever.

Joyous tears traced paths down her cheeks. This time, she made no effort to restrain them, allowing them to flow without inhibition.

Maryam then leaned forward, resting her forehead against Noah’s chest. He stood taller than her now.

Her frame shook with happy sobs. A constant, whispered refrain of "I am happy. I am so happy" resonated throughout the dimensions of this pocket world.

A gale of euphoria howled within Noah’s own heart at the sight.

Lifting his hand, he began to gently stroke his mother’s hair, murmuring soft words that could move an entire world to tears of devotion. His voice possessed a quality so heavenly it was almost blasphemous.

Maryam’s weeping intensified. Her whispers turned into a cry: "I am so happy!"

So cute, Noah thought for a second. In this moment, his mother seemed less like a mighty Ruler and more like a child who had finally received her most cherished toy.

Suppressing a faint chuckle, he continued to comfort her.

Eventually, the Prince shifted his gaze, focusing on the system interfaces hovering before him.

Noah’s eyes sharpened with interest.

Noah grew pensive. Maryam was still lost in her emotions.

His primary desire was a bloodline. Through it, his entire family would be fundamentally connected.

He had forged his previous bloodline by merging the existing lineages of the universe. Given time, he certainly had the potential to manifest a bloodline originating from the dawn of the cosmos.

However, he had now caught a glimpse of something far transcending a mere Universe. He had seen a Perfected Reality.

He had already acquired a bloodline from the Will Eternal—the very Bloodline that made all other lineages across all universes possible.

In a terrifying sense, he was their source.

But Noah was a man of great ambition and greed.

He wanted to refine his bloodline into something entirely unique.

Something that even his mother, Gaia, would never expect.

The method to achieve this was straightforward, yet far from easy.

He smirked, closing his eyes to sense the vast array of powers and essences his mother possessed flashing through his mind.

Then, he reached up and touched the back of his neck. There, he could feel wounds that had yet to fully mend.

A trace of blood remained.

It was the very spot where Gaia had dug her nails into his flesh before casting him away.

She likely assumed he wouldn't notice, or perhaps she had done it intentionally. Regardless, he understood the truth...

‘I need your help, mother!’ Noah whispered in his mind, focusing his intent on those lingering wounds.

A heavy silence followed his call, but it was soon shattered by the melodious yet irritated voice of Gaia.

‘I am not your mother!’ she snapped.

‘You gave me the name Raj. I am your son!’

‘Have you no shame, saying such things while embracing your mother?’

‘Is that a hint of jealousy I sense?’ Noah teased. ‘I would happily hold you, but you were the one who refused.’

‘Jealous of a creature I created?’ Gaia scoffed dismissively.

‘My first mother certainly became jealous of her own creation!’ Noah countered, suddenly struck by a bizarre realization.

His mothers were all responsible for each other's existence. Gaia had created Maryam as a mortal, and Maryam had subsequently created Selene.

He nearly laughed at the absurdity of the situation.

‘You dare compare me to such a—!’ Gaia cut herself off. She had intended to insult Maryam but found she couldn't bring herself to do it after witnessing the depth of Noah's affection for her.

She bit her lip, clicking her tongue in frustration. Internally, she scolded herself, wondering why she even cared about hurting his feelings. She couldn't explain it, nor could she explain the sudden urge to prove she was superior to the others.

That she could provide better assistance, and even spoil him more—!

Once again, she reined in her chaotic emotions. She let out a low growl. ‘Just state what you want and leave me in peace!’

Noah smiled, continuing to stroke Maryam’s hair.

She is so adorable, he thought.

Only Noah would ever dare to think of the Will Eternal in such a way.

‘Help me, mother!’ He emphasized the word mother with a playful smirk. Gaia nearly cursed him out loud, but she remained quiet.

Noah pressed on.

‘I possess a portion of the Son of Emptiness’s power within me!’

Gaia began to sense something perilous in his tone.

‘Using the souls held by my first mother as a bridge, let us take the Origin Bloodline I received from you, and combine it with a fragment of the Son of Emptiness’s authority...’

‘Surely you don’t mean...’ Gaia gasped.

‘Exactly,’ Noah grinned. ‘Help me forge my new bloodline using all of these!’

-End of Chapter 446-