Chapter 187: 187: I Love You, Noah

Chapter 187: Chapter 187: I Love You, Noah

Chapter 187 – I Love You, Noah

A couple of days had passed since that day.

That day when the Vaelgrim family claimed the world for itself.

A day that would be remembered by the people of Laeh—forever.

A day The Records didn’t miss. They immediately responded, rewarding them in the only way fitting for those who had claimed a world without a divine being backing them.

A title worthy of their feat.

‘The Ruler of a World.’

A title that granted them authority over Laeh itself. Authority that made them, in every sense of the word, mini-gods within it.

Now?

Nothing could touch them.

Nothing could threaten them.

If they wanted lightning to rain endlessly, it would.

If they wanted the world to burn under an eternal sun, it would.

If they wanted to reshape the continents or rewrite the restrictions placed on the population, they could.

Because they were the rulers of the world.

The Records itself had confirmed it—and granted them the divine authority.

But Noah?

Noah received more.

One more title than them—and frankly, it made perfect sense.

Because let’s be honest, if it wasn’t for Noah, none of the women would have been strong enough to go against the champions of other races—let alone Elijah, who had been spoiled rotten by his goddess.

Noah made everything possible.

And The Records—fair as ever—rewarded the worthy.

Especially when that worthy one happened to be their favorite.

‘The Claimer of Worlds.’

That was the title Noah received.

It looked simple, right?

But it wasn’t.

This was a title that gave Noah the right to enter any world he wants—and claim it.

Either by killing that world’s will… or by subduing it.

Do you understand how insane that is?

Beings are normally limited in travel. Their power often restricts them from stepping into other worlds.

But Noah?

He was different now.

He could walk into any world he wanted—no rules, no backlash—and claim it as his.

An unfair title, truly.

Because with it? Noah could nuke a weaker world. Kill its will. Take over. Claim dominion.

And nothing—nothing—would happen to him.

Fucking unfair.

But that’s how this universe works.

Do something insane. Get rewarded with something more insane. Use that reward to do something even worse. And the cycle repeats.

It’s a loop. A concept so simple, it almost sounds stupid.

But the thing is—

Not many can survive the loop.

…

Inside the realm, Noah and his women gathered again for another small meeting.

The seats were filled. Each woman sat with proud expressions on their faces.

How could they not?

They had just made an entire world bow to them.

“Ah… I want more of this, husband,” Anya said, flushed. “Let’s go to another world and beat them into submission.”

No one replied. They were used to her chaos. This girl loved nothing more than destruction.

“The people now know the identity of the Absolute Deity,” Elizabeth said suddenly, a soft smile on her lips, her blank white eyes glowing with mystical clarity.

“Now they all know that Noah Vaelgrim, the Patriarch of the Vaelgrim Family, is the Absolute Deity.”

“And that made everything easier. Millions of people across the worlds are embracing our faith. Worshipping you, my love.”

Noah smiled softly at that.

“You should be worshipped just as much as me, ladies. After all, you did all the work. It was you who fought the leaders of this world. People you never even imagined standing before—let alone touching—let alone beating into submission.”

He looked at all of them with a warm smile.

But also with pride. Deep, overwhelming pride.

“The journey wasn’t easy. You trained hard. You suffered. You pushed through challenges—spiritual and physical. And now?”

“Now you’ve come out the other side as something magnificent.”

“You, my dear women.”

Those words lit up their hearts.

Sophie couldn’t help but remember how hard she’d trained just to be worthy of the Empress title. To be able to stand beside Noah—not as a background character, but as a sovereign in her own right. And so, when she heard Noah acknowledge her—her efforts—her soul shimmered. Her eyes glistened.

She wasn’t alone.

Yuki felt emotional too.

Because she had grinded relentlessly for her Formless Sword. The process had been torturous. But she succeeded—beautifully. Her sword affinity had now reached the Transformation Rank.

And she deserved it. She was worthy.

Because this girl had made her sword formless. Literally.

She was the only one worthy of wielding it.

And so she smiled—a smile filled with love, filled with quiet triumph.

Each of them, in their own way, remembered their path.

Alive remembered the pain of being voiceless, of struggling with unstable powers—but that was over now. Thanks to Noah.

Zara remembered the sorrow, the isolation, the emptiness. Her parents. Her loneliness. Now? She had a husband. Sisters. A family ready to slaughter anything that tried to hurt their Heart Weaver. And all of it—every change, every light in her dark—was thanks to Noah. Even her name, the name that reshaped her soul.

Aphasia remembered being a prideful little elf princess. Arrogant. Entitled. Born of origin and talent. But Noah broke that illusion. He didn’t destroy her—he helped her rebuild herself. Into something better.

Elizabeth? She remembered being just a trapped soul inside Justicia’s grasp. If not for Noah… she didn’t even know what her future would have been. And every time she thought about that—about how he saved her—she fell even deeper.

‘I truly love you to death, my love,’ she thought.

So sincerely that tears fell down her cheeks. Because sometimes, love can’t be spoken. It can only pour out.

Anya, Neko, Ester, Dominique—each of them felt it. That wave of reflection, of love, of realization that their lives had been forever changed.

Even the milfs—Elira, Selene, Lilith—felt it too.

Because all of this…

All of it…

Was because of him.

And so—without planning, without prompting—with perfect divine synchronization:

“I love you, Noah.”

They all said it. Together.

Their voices warping and wrapping into one another.

And to Noah?

It was the most beautiful melody he had ever heard.

He laughed.

And it wasn’t cruel. It wasn’t arrogant. It was warm. Full. Overflowing with joy.

So pure, so radiant, that the entire realm—no, the entire world of Laeh—was bathed in golden light.

Light so peaceful and serene… the world paused.

Just to enjoy it.

“I love you too, ladies,” Noah said gently.

Then, after a moment, he added—softly, but firmly:

“But let’s not get complacent.”

A smirk tugged at his lips.

“This is just the start, right? Our family can’t be limited to one world, can it?”

And at his words—

They grinned.

Evilly. Devilishly.

There was no pity in their eyes. No softness. Only one thing.

Unfiltered. Unapologetic. Dominance.

“Let’s dominate all things, shall we?”

Noah asked, his smirk growing.

And their answer?

“Of course, husband. Anything you want.”

Truly…

What loving and dedicated women.

—End of Chapter 187—