Neurolink System in the Modern World

Her legs felt like jelly as she settled in, and I could see the satisfaction swirling in her eyes. She looked up at me, her cheeks still flushed.
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"Did you enjoy it?" I asked, my voice low and tender. I could feel her heartbeat against my chest, her breath warm and uneven.

Ayumi nodded, her eyes cast downward, "It was... intense," she murmured.

"I can make you feel better," I assured her, stroking her hair. "But I'm glad you enjoyed it."

The silence between us grew heavy as she absorbed my words. I knew she was thinking about the offer, about what it would mean to be with me, a god with a dark and destructive nature.

Finally, she spoke up, her voice trembling slightly. "What would it be like, being your queen?"

"Ayumi," I whispered, "if you accept this, we can make your family's lives better. I can grant them immortality, ensure their safety, and give them the best life"

Her eyes searched mine, a mix of awe and terror. "What about the people in those countries?" she asked, her voice filled with concern. "What happens to them?"

"You will rule over them," I said calmly. "We will bring peace and prosperity, or at least, that's the plan."

The TV in the background showed images of the destruction I had brought down, a reminder of the power I held. She looked at the screen, then back at me, her expression filled with uncertainty.

"But, what if I don't want this power?" she asked, her voice barely above a whisper. "What if I just want a normal life with you?"

I sighed, knowing it was an impossible request. "Ayumi, I'm a god; I could never be human."

Her eyes grew distant as she thought about the life she'd leave behind.

Finally, she took a deep breath and leaned into me. "Okay," she said, her voice shaky. "I'll do it."

"That was a good decision. So, which country do you want to get?" I asked.

She contemplated for a moment, and as she thought it over, she settled on something I didn't expect.

"I want the North. That place has been destroyed, and I want to help everyone and rebuild it."

"Are you sure? There are other bigger and better countries. I can reclaim the ones destroyed by the monster tide; you can have one of those ," I offered.

"No, I want the North," she responded, and I could tell she was serious, so I didn't press further.

"Thank you," she said with a smile, kissing me on the cheek.

I felt like a sugar daddy, but instead of handing out money, I was giving away nations to my girls. Talk about flexing my resources.

Speaking of reclamation, I almost forgot about the monster tide.

I had let it be for a while because it was something that I can just fixed with ease.

However—

Completely removing it would be a waste, considering I can use it to train humans, so I'll just contain it in a few locations.

"I need to leave now. I'll assign people to contact you," I said as I bid her farewell, kissing her on the forehead before disappearing.

I found myself back in my office, but I didn't plan just sit around. Instead, I created several copies of myself, each with 5% of my power.

They were all linked to my mind, allowing me to manage multiple tasks simultaneously and ensure everything ran smoothly.

I sent one copy to meet with the United Power to deliver the list of new nation owners.

This was important because establishing new leadership across various regions required immediate coordination with the governments to ensure a seamless transition of authority.

I needed someone reliable to handle this task, and sending a copy of myself guaranteed that it would be managed efficiently without any delays.

Another copy was dispatched to my own small world to assist Sung Hei with managing its development.

My world was in the early stages of development, and she needed help to oversee its growth and ensure everything was proceeding as planned.

Next, I sent three copies to handle the Monster Tide. These copies would oversee the containment efforts, ensuring that the tide was isolated effectively.

Sending three copies was a strategic decision, made just in case they encountered something powerful.

I could merge the three bodies if needed, instead of personally going there and wasting time. Although I could teleport, I'm a very busy god.

As I continued to list all my tasks, I started creating more copies, assigning each one a specific job.

Each of them were given clear responsibilities, ensuring that every aspect of my workload was covered efficiently.

It was just another day for me, but outside, the world was in uproar.

My frequent appearances in the sky made everyone uneasy, as they witnessed scenes beyond their imagination.

The containment effort for the Monster Tide was particularly dramatic. I arrived and obliterated everything in my path with ease.

Meanwhile, one of my copies worked on terraforming the devastated land, transforming it into habitable areas once again.

Journalists recorded all of this on video, capturing my efforts in real time.

As people watched the footage, my reputation soared. They began to see me as a benevolent god, impressed by the scale of my actions and the positive impact I was making.

Not only that, but I also sent a copy to the most dangerous areas with the highest crime rates.

With my power, I easily dismantled all gangs, drug lords, and criminal organizations. There were no trials; I just massacred everyone to put an end to their evil deeds.

The oppressed people in these areas began kneeling and praising me for my efforts.

I was single-handedly changing the world and making it a better place while I sat in my office, drinking and sipping coffee.

Within just hours, news after news broke the internet and the media. The world was changing at a rapid pace, with me at the center of it all.

'It's really hard to be the good guy,' I chuckled to myself, impressed by how generous I am.