Global Creation: Beginning with Binding a God Simulator

The nearby students whispered among themselves.

They were well aware of Xia Yinyue's talents and the strength of the race she had created. This understanding left them hesitant, reluctant to face her head-on.

However, the thought of Bai Ze being completely useless reassured them. They had the advantage of numbers, so what was there to fear?

"Fine, we'll do as you say."

"Principal, let the dimensional war begin."

Both sides stepped onto the battle platform. Cao Bin adjusted his glasses, a sly smile forming on his face.

He thought this was a good thing. In a world where strength reigns supreme, it's only right to let power speak for itself. Allowing Xia Yinyue to participate in the dimensional war alongside Bai Ze would help her see just how incompetent her boyfriend was. Perhaps then she'd change her mind and choose to join their South University.

"Make sure to keep the news contained. Don't let word get out," the principal whispered to a teacher nearby.

He didn't think Xia Yinyue's side would win, especially since Bai Ze's world might as well not exist. However, it wouldn't do for a prodigy like Xia Yinyue to lose face in public. The repercussions would be enormous.

"Ha! Very well, very well. Now, let the dimensional war enter the preparation phase!" the principal announced with a chuckle.

With a wave of his hand, beams of light emanated from the platform, enveloping everyone within.

This preparation phase allowed the creators to inform their inhabitants about the impending war or prepare tools, cards, and other battle equipment in advance.

Xia Yinyue's silhouette was outlined in a golden glow. From a bird's-eye view of her world, nearly a hundred winged angels were assembled.

They donned gleaming armor and wielded radiant spears, their expressions solemn and cold.

Among them were two four-winged angels who stood by the most powerful six-winged angel, presumably the commander of this army.

"Prepare yourselves. The war I spoke of earlier is about to begin," Xia Yinyue's voice echoed, devoid of emotion, into her world.

Countless angels knelt on one knee, their spears held high, their demeanor reverent.

"We swear to protect the honor of our star with our lives, Mother Goddess!"

Meanwhile, in Bai Ze's world, divine decrees announcing the summons descended from the heavens.

The roc clan soared in the sky, their enormous wings casting shadows over the land, plunging the planet into dimness.

On mountain peaks, the gluttonous beasts, led by their leader, raised their proud heads against the wind, followed by countless sky-tigers.

In the ocean, whirlpools churned as countless tentacles emerged. The mighty Gatanothor and its kin slowly rose to the surface.

Thus, Bai Ze's three strongest races were fully assembled!

"We answer the call of the divine. May the supreme Creator give us His command!"

The three clans prostrated themselves, their reverence palpable.

A radiant light descended from the heavens.

"The first-dimensional war is upon us. Be prepared, make the best use of your strengths, and cooperate to secure victory."

Bai Ze's voice, deep and commanding, spread across the multitudes.

The creatures were filled with both shock and fury!

They were shocked to learn, for the first time, that other dimensions existed.

And enraged that someone had dared to challenge their supreme deity!

"We will fight for the divine!"

"We will carve a path through our enemies and defend the honor of our world to the death!"

As their morale soared, Bai Ze quietly withdrew from his world.

On the other side, his schoolmates had already completed their preparations.

When both sides reopened their eyes, the battle was poised to ignite.

"Ha! A world without land or seas, and you've taken this long to prepare? Are you trying to put on a show?"

"When you see our combined forces, don't be so scared you freeze, hahaha!"

The best way to counter such mockery was with unyielding strength.

"Enough nonsense. Let's start the dimensional war."

With that, Bai Ze was the first to close his eyes, his consciousness entering a special space.

As the other participants followed suit, the principal pressed a button beside his chair and announced:

"Begin the dimensional war!"

At his command, countless pieces of land shifted, assembling into a unique space.

This was the method for conducting a dimensional war. Each Creator could remain within their world to issue commands, use tool cards, and so forth.

"Wait... What is that?!"

As most of the worlds assembled, a colossal object loomed from the distance.

"It's coming this way! Whose world is that? What's going on?!" The opposing students panicked.

The sight of this massive entity, dozens of times larger than their planets, drained the color from their faces.

Boom!

A thunderous impact reshaped the pieced-together terrain into an irregular, grotesque landmass.

The observers, including the high-ranking officials from various universities, were stunned.

The lush greenery, expansive oceans, and dense forests it was an ecosystem teeming with life. Whose planet was this?

Strangely, no living creatures were visible upon closer inspection.

"Could... Could this be Bai Ze's world...?"

Someone voiced their suspicion, prompting an outburst from nearby students.

"That's impossible!" one shouted. "You know what Bai Ze's world is like. To go from nothing to this? I'd sooner believe Hawking could outrun Usain Bolt!"

Yet the speaker couldn't shake their unease.

They knew each other's worlds fairly well. Xia Yinyue's golden-tinged one was undoubtedly hers.

So where was Bai Ze's world?

"Maybe... Maybe his world doesn't have any land or seas, so it didn't assemble at all?"

This suggestion calmed the tense atmosphere somewhat.

It was plausible. Bai Ze's world had started with nothing, and as a struggling student, he couldn't afford resource cards.

No sign of his world during assembly seemed entirely reasonable.

"Forget it. At this point, we just need to win by outnumbering them."

"If we back down because of one unfamiliar planet, our reputation would be in tatters."

The arrow had been nocked, and there was no turning back.

Besides, as they looked closer, the massive planet showed no sign of life.

If that was the case, what was there to fear?