Became a God: Chapter 36 - He is not paying?

"I rose to Level 2!" The Grand Elder shouted excitedly, startling the other Elders who were in the room.

But hearing what he said, almost all the elders rose from their chairs, excited and curious.

"What's changed, Grand Elder? What new did you get from leveling up?" Shoichi asked, also excited.

Masahiro wasn't listening to what they were saying, as he was busy reading the golden screen floating in front of him.

[Congratulations, for your bravery and dedication to spreading the good and deeds of the God of Light to other mortals, you have been bestowed with a Level 2 Blessing of Light!]

[Blessing of Light Level 2:

- Improved light control.

- Light Aura.]

[Keep up your good work to receive a Level 3 Blessing of Light!]

[Light Points: 0/500]

Masahiro didn't even care that to level up to level 3 he would need 5 times as many points as to reach level 2, the skill "Light Aura" attracted much more attention from him.

[Light Aura: The user creates an Light Aura around themselves, which heals injuries from good people while making it difficult to heal injuries from bad people.]

Reading this, Masahiro's eyes glowed brightly, as this was a perfect skill for wars.

Although from the description of this skill, he knew that it wouldn't be very useful for dealing with common enemies, as this skill didn't say that it would only heal allies, but "good people".

Since the Uzumaki began to follow the God of Light's words and act as the God suggested, Masahiro already noted that most of his people were considered "good people".

Meanwhile, enemy villages probably didn't have this custom, which could be of great use in dealing with enemies who weren't believers in the God of Light.

Since this could be useful in the current war, Masahiro was very satisfied, even if this skill's usefulness in wars dropped in the future when the God of Light became the God of other ninja villages as well.

"This skill could be our key to victory…" He said before starting to explain the concept of this skill to the other elders.

Hearing this, the biggest reaction was not even from the elders, much less from the patriarch, but from Akira, who was Captain Anbu, the general of that war.

"Grand Elder, do you have any idea how long this might last?" Akira asked excitedly.

Masahiro shook his head and denied it, but soon agreed to study it with Akira to understand the effect it could have on the war.

With Masahiro's new ability completely changing the data they had for war, the meeting was postponed to a few days later when the results for Masahiro's ability were understood.

'Why is Nine Tails so quiet?' Mito thought confused.

Normally Nine Tails tried their best to cause as much trouble for her. Whenever Nine Tails got a little room to move in the seal, he would try to interfere with her chakra, or cast malicious intent at the people around her.

But a few days ago those Nine Tails shenanigans were gone.

'What happened to make Nine Tails so quiet?' Myth wondered.

Worried that Nine Tails was up to no good, Mito decided to enter the seal space to see what this evil fox was up to.

But when she saw Nine Tails in the seal, Mito froze.

Not because Nine Tails was doing anything dangerous, but because in front of Nine Tails there was a golden screen just like the Light Ring she was wearing!

"What are you doing, Nine Tails?" Mito screamed furiously when she saw that the giant red fox was concentrating too hard even to notice her arrival.

"Tsk." Nine Tails just looked at Mito with disdain, before clucking his tongue and looking back at the golden screen in front of him, which was much more interesting than this damned woman.

Being ignored, Mito's stressed Uzumaki blood began to boil, making her hair float from the large amount of chakra overflowing from her, while golden chains appeared on her back.

"Do not ignore me!" Mito shouted, acting like a brash young woman to deal with this fox.

She had already tried to deal with the fox using normal and polite means, but Nine Tails never responded to it well, so despite her advanced age and the calm she always showed to other people, when she was in front of Nine Tails, Mito would come back. to the stressed-out Uzumaki she was during her youth.

Seeing that Kushina was screaming close to his ear, Nine Tails finally took his eyes off the golden screen and glared at her angrily.

"What do you want, woman?" He said while grumbling.

"What are you doing on the Light Web?!" Mito said a little calmer now that Nine Tails was answering her.

Nine Tails looked at her like an idiot, before sighing and replying. "Obviously I'm reading gossip on the Light Forum after getting tired of reading some stories on the Light Library, isn't that what you do too?"

Seeing the way Nine Tails responded, Mito had to take a deep breath to calm himself down and not start beating the fox.

"I want to know where you got that gold screen!"

"The same way you do." Nine Tails replied.

"Where did you get the ring?" Mito asked confused.

"I could not." Nine Tails shrugged as he looked back at the golden screen. But then he remembered something. "You should pray more, as you're only praying 5 times a day I can only use the Light Web for 5 hours, try to pray 20 times a day at least so I don't get so bored on that seal."

Hearing the way Nine Tails was talking to her, as if she were his servant, Mito felt that he couldn't control himself and was going to destroy this fox in the smackdown.

Luckily she thought of something.

'He means that he depends on my prayer to be able to use the Light Web, that is, he is using it without praying!' Mito soon understood something from what Nine Tails said. 'So, what will the God of Light do if he discovers that someone is using the Light Web without paying the price?'

With an evil smile, Mito didn't say anything to Nine Tails as he left the seal's space and returned to the real world.

Looking at the golden ring on her finger, Mito went to the Light Temple and found a way to contact the God of Light.

"Let's see if you're going to stay that smug, Nine Tails!" Mito thought proudly.