Michael stared at the ceiling, looking at all the clouds swirling in the stunning sky. Everything looked absolutely magnificent. The glass was so clean you didn’t even recognize the fact it was there in the first place. He lifted his hand towards the never-ending clouds and flicked his hand to the side. The clouds started to twirl like a mobile at his command. For a moment, he kept his hand elevated, before slowly letting it down.

  He rolled his head to the side, looking to the small wooden table on top of the comfortable rug he was resting on. On top of this table stood a tea set for two on it, even if he had no visitors in several million years, but it is the thought that counted.

  As he thought about all these wonderful things he was able to do, craft, and make appear before his eyes, he thought to himself. Why can’t I share this gift with others? Then he realized. He could. Nothing was stopping him.

  He quickly pushed himself into a sitting position, allowing him to observe the never-ending sea of clouds in front of him. For the first time in eons, he had something to be excited about. Something to look forward to. His face lit up in anticipation.

  But then his idea fell back to the rug. He landed his body back onto the rug with a thud. What would he do? What would he see? Who would he share his gift with? He again lifted his hand, and slowly turned it, closing his fingers in the process. The clouds again swirled at his command in a beautiful orchestra of movement. He let his hand flop to the floor, as he, yet again, returned to despair from the pure boredom he felt.

  For the past several million years, there has been no one he could share his thoughts or emotions with. Due to this, the only thing that brought him any sort of fun was watching the mortal realm. There was not a single issue in those years either, so there was relative peace. All of the other gods had been too busy to mess around, unlike him.

  These thoughts were floating in his mind until a magnificent idea he never thought of before hit him. If he was so bored with the world, and he loves the mortal world, why doesn’t he just go there?

  The main planet on the mortal realm he was interested in was, really, the potential for fun. Out of trillions of planets in the entire universe, he loved this one in particular because not only was it very advanced, it was one of those planets that had magic and skills and everything he ever loved. He enjoyed creating that world, thoroughly. This World was named Terra.

  The planet had an Adventurer’s Guild, so this allowed Michael to obtain a bit more money and fame, even if he didn’t need it.

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  The ranks on a Adventurer’s Guild in that world was F-SSS. These were based off of the Rank statistic found in one’s status screen. Above SSS-ranked in a Status screen was the Divine Realm. In this realm, there were a few more ranks, from Demi-God to Primordial Gods. From those, it was Demi-God, God, Highgod, Sovereign and Primordial Gods. The Sovereign were 14 Highgods who had been hand-picked by Michael himself, allowing them to rule over all. The Primordial Gods were, well, Michael and the God of Destruction, Aspyn.

  He had figured out all of this within an hour, letting his special skill for the Primordial Gods take hold. This skill was named [Snap] and he only had to snap his fingers and think of something he wanted to happen for it to happen. Alongside this massive amount of power, there was also no restrictions, no cooldowns, nothing.

  So, with a snap of his fingers, he found a suitable body for what he body. If he didn’t intrude, this body would have died in 1 month. Furthermore, this body had SSS potential, but due to the fact that he was killed early on, he would never have become such a high rank..

  He looked to the mortal realm below as he finished modeling his perfect body. He changed the hair color, facial features, and other properties in order to not look the same as the boy he was originating from. With that, he smiled as he, for one last time, manipulating the clouds around him, and destroyed his personal area for the last time. He wasn’t coming back for many, many years.

  So, finishing his body, he decided upon where he would be coming from and what he needed to begin his adventures. To that end, he decided that he would begin in a forest near the Capital City of the Kingdom of Litheria. As he motioned for the configuration options to be set in his spell, he also declared to himself that he needed a starting amount of money to start. He settled on 1 billion Ras. This world had a credit card-like system, so all he had to do was manipulate the card to his liking. Of course, this couldn’t ever be possible by normal humans, but nonetheless, he did it as easily as cutting butter.

  However, this credit card system was only the first of several advancements to magical technology. Again, due to this, he was intrigued.

  Finishing his body and starting items, a credit card of 1 billion Ras, an ID, and some food items with a few drinks, he prepared his body for creation in the world he was entering. As he finished every preparation necessary, extending his magical capacity, preparing the body for a Godly level of magic, among other things, he started the actual spell formation with the spell configuration in check. A purple circle erupted around him, going from purple to a rainbow color after about 2 seconds. This was Divine magic.

  This circle was a magic circle, and it erupted at his feet. Inside this circle included several other circles, triangles, and instructions to the spell on what to do and how to do it. He put a lot of his Divine mana into this spell, the one he had created so long ago. With the spell ready and several more magic circles encasing his entire body, he finished his spell, with a shout as per all spells of the spell’s name, in order to register it.

“[Divine-tier Magic: World Hop]!”