"Hmm? I can’t feel the connection."
"!!!"
Nathan looked at the panicked expression on Tiamat’s face and chuckled. "Sorry, I was joking."
"..." Tiamat was speechless. "There are things you can joke about and there are things you can’t..."
Nathan scratched the back of his head while laughing. "Sorry, sorry. My intrusive thoughts won this time."
Tiamat felt like smacking Nathan once, but she was going to meet her husband, so she decided to let him off. "Fine. So, are you going to do it?"
"Yeah." Nathan nodded. "There is nothing wrong with the connection. In other words, the data for the divine beast is with me. But doesn’t this mean if I die, we’ll lose the data forever?"
"Surely, the world has copied it, right?" Anubis asked.
"I don’t know. Who can check the world’s information?"
"If there is a copy, we can’t determine anything. But if there is no copy, doesn’t this mean this is your first life?" Anubis raised his eyebrows.
"You can think of it that way." Nathan nodded. "In any case, we should focus on the summoning."
Nathan thought for a moment. "Now that we’re not in the same world anymore, do I need to use a different chant? The original summoning chant is like a connection to the world, right?"
"That’s a good question." Anubis turned to Tiamat.
"It doesn’t matter, I think. The middle part of the summoning chant is using your body as the beacon to create a passage. And since the information about the divine beasts is linked directly to your body, the essence of the summoning chant won’t be lost."
"That’s true." Anubis nodded in agreement. "In a way, you can actually remove the first part. All this time, you may be able to summon familiars without the first part because it’s linked to you, not the world. However, we hadn’t thought of that before, so we haven’t tried it yet."
Nathan contemplated for a minute, closed his eyes, and extended his arm.
"Use my body as the beacon and grant the beloved being your passage. By my name, Nathan Reckmoon, heed my call and come forth to this world, great being of another world."
Just as Anubis had said, the summoning circle started to light up.
Now that the connection with the world was already gone, he really didn’t need it anymore. Unfortunately, the girls didn’t carry that kind of information with them, so there was no way to summon a new familiar.
Nathan could feel the tremendous amount of power from the summoning circle. The energy and its intensity were quite similar to Tiamat’s. Just from this alone, he was convinced that he would be summoning Abzu.
He poured 50 million ena into the summoning circle, so it was only natural for the gods in this world to feel it. Those who were close enough rushed to this spot, wondering what Nathan was doing.
Thuka and Misty Frost were the first to arrive.
"What’s going on?" Thuka panicked.
"Ah, don’t worry. I apologize for the ruckus, but we’re doing fine." Nathan waved his hand.
Nathan couldn’t help but think, ’Did they feel it? When I summoned Ananta under the same condition, no one felt it. I guess it’s because they’re gods, while no one was at this level in the original world, so no one felt it.’
The light started to form a dragon’s body.
The moment the light faded, Abzu’s body was revealed. This was the form that Abzu and Tiamat used to perform a connection. He had heard about their connection, but he had never heard of his form.
He had one bluish green head. His body was similar to that of Nidhogg’s, but the scales were blue. His tail wasn’t actually covered in scales. Instead, it was covered in green fur.
Abzu released a tremendous amount of energy that caused plants to grow. The surrounding trees started to rise, the seeds that were supposed to have died began to break through the soil and show their life, and even the dried ground turned normal.
’Abzu represented the fresh water, underground aquifers, and the sweet water abyss. He has that calm and fertile water. Meanwhile, Tiamat represents the chaotic saltwater. In a way, they’re similar to the concept of yin and yang. Both of them maintain the balance of the world.
’When Abzu died, the chaos from Tiamat spread. That’s why the myths were written like that.’ Nathan looked up.
"You are finally here." Tiamat extended her heads.
Abzu turned to Tiamat. "I have seen the memory. I understand the gist of the situation. You’ve worked hard."
Both of them entangled their heads, sharing their deep love.
Thuka and Misty Frost dropped their jaws. They had never thought that Nathan had just summoned a new beast, whose strength is beyond their comprehension.
"This... Can we trade for something like this?" Thuka asked in a low voice.
Nathan chuckled. "Mine is pretty unique. I’m the only one who can do this. Even my wives can’t do the same thing in this world. So, even if we trade, it’s not going to help you. Of course, I don’t mind trading if you want to accept such a loss."
"..." Thuka looked down before sighing. "I guess not."
Nathan smiled.
Thuka nodded. "Now that I know the situation, I guess it’s time for me to leave. I hope this is the last disturbance in this world..."
"Don’t worry. I don’t plan to do anything else. I will just spend my time with my wives for a bit and leave this world immediately. This one wasn’t exactly planned from the beginning, so I apologize for that."
Thuka sighed. "I understand."
Misty Frost let out a breath of relief. "In that case, I should continue with the research."
"Yes. See you in a few days."
Misty Frost nodded and disappeared at the same time as Thuka.
Nathan then signaled the girls to leave this place, letting these two alone.
But before they could gather, Abzu extended his head toward Nathan. "Summoner."
"Thank you for summoning me. I can finally reunite with my wife. Don’t worry. I will repay your kindness by following your commands."
"It’s fine. It’s something I’ve promised to Tiamat. If you want to repay me, just help me fight against the black cell. Sorry for all the suffering we’re going to experience." Nathan chuckled.
"Don’t worry. I’m prepared."
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