God Simulator: The Goddesses In The Simulation Are All Real

Thinking of the Outer God's "Corpse In A Glass Globe" artifact that he had stored in his space storage, Linsley knew he wasn't going to return empty-handed when he met Seraphina again.

With a single thought, Linsley left the hotel room and teleported directly in front of the villa he and Seraphina shared.

Looking at the villa, Linsley sighed. "It's ironic that this was given to Seraphina and me by the Outer God Association. Now that I've annihilated them, the villa is truly ours."

He recalled that just a few weeks ago, before he received the God Simulator, the world had felt irredeemably bleak, and he'd lived each day like it was his last.

Now, after receiving the God Simulator, he had finally achieved his goal: eliminating the one who had put a collar on his neck. And, thanks to that very organization, he now had a wonderful fiancée and a place to call home.

"Fate sure is weird as hell," he mused.

If not for the Outer God's enslavement and the Outer God Association, there wouldn't have been magical girls or mecha drivers. If there hadn't been magical girls, and if the Outer God Association hadn't assigned Seraphina as his fiancée, the two of them might never have crossed paths.

But there were no "ifs" in the world; everything happened for a reason.

"Even if I freed Terra, there are still other Outer Gods active in this galaxy, and they'll eventually find Terra. Instead of waiting for their invasion, it's better to take the initiative and dominate the nearby star systems."

According to Linsley's plan, if he created buffer territories around Terra, any Outer Gods would likely attack those territories first. That way, he'd be alerted to their presence without risking Terra.

"Still, I'll think about that later. Today's a day off. I need to spend time with Seraphina—it's my duty as her fiancé to shower her with love and attention. I'm not about to neglect her."

Compared to Evangeline, with whom he'd spent a decade, Linsley hadn't had much time with Seraphina. It was all because of that damn Outer God being an asshole—he had to eliminate him first, which kept him from spending time with Seraphina.

Thanks to the Outer God, most of the dates he and Seraphina managed to have were spent with him assisting Magia Fleur in taking down the Outer God's lackeys.

The Outer God had been like a sword of Damocles hanging over them, a constant threat that kept Seraphina and him from ever letting their guard down and truly enjoying life. But now, with the Outer God finally dead, Linsley could focus on loving his fiancée without worrying about their lives being upended.

With that in mind, Linsley knocked on the villa door and called out, "Seraphina, I'm home."

He barely had a moment to lower his hand before he heard hurried footsteps approaching.

The door flew open, and in an instant, he felt a warm, familiar force wrap around him.

Seraphina had launched herself into his arms, hugging him tightly, her head nestled against his chest.

Linsley closed his arms around her, feeling her soft warmth press close, her delicate scent surrounding him. Her arms were wrapped tightly around his neck, as if she never intended to let go, her fingers gripping the fabric of his shirt.

The comforting weight of her body, the gentle rhythm of her breathing—everything about her felt like home.

"Welcome back," she murmured, her voice muffled against his shoulder.

Linsley smiled, his fingers gliding through her long, silky pink hair as he held her close, savoring the warmth of her embrace.

Her delicate floral scent drifted up to him, filling his senses, while her soft, warm body pressed closely against his, making the brief days of separation feel like a distant memory.

He leaned down, his voice a gentle murmur in her ear. "I'm here now," he whispered. "The Outer God is gone. We're finally free to live the life we've dreamed of… together."

For a moment, they simply stood there, wrapped in each other's warmth, letting the peace of the moment sink in.

Then, as if drawn by an unspoken need, Seraphina looked up, her bright pink eyes shimmering with emotions she hadn't yet put into words.

Gently, she reached up, cupping his face with her hands, grounding herself in the reality that he was truly there.

Her voice was a soft whisper, laced with relief and happiness. "I… I still can't believe it. After everything we went through… you did it."

Linsley placed his hand over hers, leaning into her touch, feeling the warmth radiate between them. "For us," he said softly, "and for everyone who deserved a life free from the Outer God's oppression."

A gentle breeze swept past them, lifting strands of her long, silky pink hair, brushing it across his cheek as they stood together.

The villa, once a place that had felt like a cage under the watchful eyes of the Outer God Association, now felt like their true home—a sanctuary that was fully theirs.

With a small, playful smile, Linsley took Seraphina's hand and led her toward the garden outside, where the first rays of morning sunlight bathed everything in a soft, golden glow.

"Let's take a walk," he suggested, his tone light, savoring the simple joys they hadn't been able to enjoy before.

They strolled through the garden, hand in hand, each step a silent celebration of their newfound freedom.

The weight of the past two years melted away as they exchanged quiet laughter and stories, their voices mingling with the sound of birdsong and the gentle rustling of leaves.

As they paused by a flowering tree, he brushed a loose petal from her hair, his eyes tender. "From now on, Seraphina," he said, his voice steady, "there's nothing holding us back. Every day will be ours to make of it what we wish."

Linsley reached into his space storage, pulling out the glass globe containing the corpse of the Outer God.

Encased within the pristine sphere, the dark, twisted remains of their enemy seemed even more grotesque, a striking contrast to the gentle beauty of the surroundings.

He offered it to her, his gaze unwavering.

"This is for you," he said quietly, watching her reaction. "The one you wanted to destroy more than anything." Enjoy new adventures from empire