The Supreme God of Martial Arts novel Chapter 4604

A moment later, Austin returned to the Fiend Cosmos.

"Master Austin!"

Several voices called out as soon as he touched down in the Fiend Cosmos' void.

The governing gods quickly swarmed closer and respectfully bowed to him.

They had all witnessed the battle between Austin and the Hand of Heaven, so these governing gods were extremely impressed and awed by him.

"There is a branch of your demon race in the Sea of Chaos.

Next time, I will bring them here to the Fiend Cosmos so that they can check it out," said Austin.

"Oh, that's right. A long time ago, there was indeed a branch of our demon race that left here and entered the Sea of Chaos.

How is that branch doing now?" one of the Fiend Cosmos' governing gods replied with enthusiasm.

"They're doing well. The demon race can be considered a relatively powerful and influential force in the Sea of Chaos,"

Austin said, nodding slightly with a faint smile on his face.

"Such being the case, next time, please bring them here with you, Master Austin.

It's time for them to find their origin,"

another governing god of the Fiend Cosmos chimed in.

"Anyway, everything in the Fiend Cosmos should return to normal from now on.

You, governing gods, are still responsible for the Fiend Cosmos' specific management.

But remember, try your best to let the cosmos develop freely without too many restrictions."

After saying that, Austin turned around, walked into the teleportation array, and left.

"Goodbye, Master Austin!"

The governing gods of the Fiend Cosmos watched Austin leave with hearts in their eyes.

A moment later, Austin returned to the Sword Cosmos.

"Our master is back!

Master Austin!"

The people of the Sword Cosmos had also heard that Austin had conquered three supreme universes in one go, so they welcomed him with much aplomb. Much like the governing gods, they too were awestruck after seeing him.

Now, Austin was the ruler of four supreme universes. One could say that if he stamped his foot, the four supreme universes would quake turbulently.

"Everything should get back to normal, for there will be no war from now on.

Your most important task is to develop the Sword Cosmos.

Let the creatures in the different worlds cultivate without worries.

From now on, Warner and Emmet, you two are to take charge of the Sword Cosmos' specific management.

The other governing gods should assist Warner and Emmet whenever necessary,"

Austin commanded.

"We understand."

All of Austin's divine god slaves and the other governing gods of the Sword Cosmos spoke with one mind, as all of them fully recognized his authority.

"If there is nothing else, you can leave now."

After Austin finished giving instruction, he waved his hand and dismissed the others.

Then, he walked towards the Divine Sword Mountain.

A moment later, he arrived at his destination.

"Austin, you have made great achievements this time."

As soon as Austin set foot on the mountain, the five sword spirits appeared. They all looked at him with appreciation in their eyes.

"It's nothing. Although I can defeat most of the governing gods with my current strength, I'm still nothing compared to a god of chaos.

I'm still far too weak," he lamented, shaking his head.

"Yes, you are still a wee sapling in the face of a god of chaos, who is like a full-grown sequoia tree.

But it's not easy for you to be as strong as you are at such a young age. After all, every god of chaos had cultivated for a very long time before they could achieve their current cultivation base.

So, please don't be too harsh to yourself since you're still so young. Take your time. You can't rely entirely on your talent to become a god of chaos.

If you want to become one, you have to have luck.

If you don't have lady luck on your side, it will be useless no matter how talented you are," one of the five sword spirits said.

Austin frowned at the sword spirit's words.

Luck was an abstract thing, and it was also the most difficult to comprehend.

'It seems that it is not that easy to become a god of chaos. Perhaps, I should just let things happen naturally,'