Only golden light I could see, in front was a wall of golden light, it was the pillar of light, the holder of the Teleportation Point. Within this pillar was the unimaginably boundless space known as the Teleportation Point, which contained the teleportation device.
Behind me was the unfathomably vast endless courtyard of the Wheat Manor, beside me was Demeter clinging to my arm.
"So how do we enter this?"
"You detected it, I thought you wouldn't." Demeter.
The pillar of light had a security system undetectable by all beings below ??? Level, and what I perceived was a system way beyond ??? Level—an impossibly strong security that eliminate any threats and trespasser.
Demeter walked towards the wall of light and touched it.
"It's OK now, we go in." Demeter said.
"Well, that looks simple enough."
Demeter and I walked inside. It felt like we were walking through water.
Blinding light occupied my vision. I continued to walk forward, and when I took the 5th step, the light vanished, revealing a unimaginably vast Void.
Below was nothing but endless nothingness, we floated in the unfathomably vast Void.
Behind me was the pillar of light, the exit to this place, similar in size to what it was outside.
This unfathomably boundless Void was the Teleportation Point, the space within the pillar of light—in short, this was the interior of the pillar of light.
I stretched my magic sense and gained nothing but the knowledge that this place was even larger than the courtyard endless times. I didn't reach any end or edge of this place. On top of all that, I felt this Void had countless layers, each larger than the last. Also, this place kept expanding every nanosecond, each expansion endlessly larger than its previous scale.
I felt the surroundings and discovered something—what I saw within this place was just the tip of an endless iceberg.
I was amazed.
Demeter saw my expression and instantly read what I was thinking through it.
"This place is not the only one expanding, you know." Demeter.
"Figures."
At the very center of this Void floated an unimaginably massive floating island, as vast as the manor's courtyard. On it was an unfathomably massive ring structure, with a base that supported the structure, deeply embedded in the floating island.
Within the unfathomably massive ring structure was a distorted space.
Demeter pointed at the ring in the very center of this Void and spoke, "That's the teleportation device, the key to make travel in this place possible."
"How do we even reach that place? Even a teleportation capable of traveling a distance beyond ??? entirely in a blink of an eye wouldn't be enough to reach that island.
It is impossible to reach unless a miracle happens.
"How do we get there?"
Demeter smirked, "Simple, just talk to the Teleportation Point Spirit."
As soon as she said that, a crack in space appeared. Within that crack was distorted time and space, a paw emerged, and a black cat came out.
When it fully stepped out, the crack slowly mended itself and vanished.
"Can you take us there?" Demeter.
The black cat nodded her head. The Teleportation Device became alive and moved.
Its ring structure began to glow with mysterious and ancient runes and spun rapidly.
A vortex of distorted space formed, shaping into a portal.
We were sucked into it, and our vision turned pitch black. The next moment, we found ourselves in front of an unfathomably boundless wooden wall. No—if you looked further, it wasn't a wall, it was a door, the double door of the Wheat Manor, its front entrance.
Demeter touched the door, and my vision shifted into blinding light. When I regained it, I found myself sitting on a comfortable sofa in the middle of a small island amidst the unfathomably vast ocean.
An ocean on a scale beyond ??? entirely.
Right beside me was Demeter, clinging to my arm. We were under a parasol shading us from the blue sun in the unimaginably vast skies.
"Where are we?"
"We're in the smallest and simplest guest room of the manor, and also my favorite."
'Smallest?' My mouth twitched upon hearing that. This room could fit countless all of existences and still the smallest.
On top of that, within this unimaginably vast room were portals that led to dimensions much larger than this room, existed and unchored to this room.
Well, my nerves went numb. There was even more hidden here, and I was only touching the tip of a boundless iceberg. I'll just stop doing this at this point or my mind collapse from their ubsurd scale.
"Darling, what do you think?" Demeter said sweetly.
She wasn't calling me John anymore—it was darling now.
Like reading my mind, she said, "This is what I usually call you, darling."
Well, just go with the flow. I was the one benefiting anyway.
I hoped I could regain my memory.
"So darling, are you joining my Familia?" Demeter.
"Yes."
"What will I use, darling, common Falna like the other gods use, or my own version?"
"Your own version, honey."
"Ok darling, take off your clothes and lay on your belly."
"All of it?"
"No, just your upper clothes."
"Oh my," Demeter said while watching me remove my upper clothes. I could see strong love and desire in her eyes, raging quietly, while her gentle expression on her otherworldly beautiful face stayed the same.
I lay on my belly and waited. Then her warm, soft, firm, and full thighs rubbed against my sides, her soft, warm, and huge rear pressed against my back, the sensation overwhelming. Her intoxicating and sweet scent drifted into my nose.
But instead of being aroused, I felt at peace and relaxed. I felt sleepy, and without noticing it, I fell asleep. Before I lost consciousness, I heard her voice.
"Sweet dreams, darling."
When I woke up, I found myself on the sofa. On top of me was Demeter, sleeping soundly, her voluptuous and soft body pressing against me.
I wanted to know if the falna engravement was done but I don't want to wake her up so I decided to wait.
I caressed her golden honeyed hair. Her hair was long, wavy, and silky smooth, as soft as silk. Her hair was long enough to reach her thighs.
I played with it, combing her hair with my hands. Her sweet and flowery scent wafted into my nose.
I touch her skin and it was soft, softer than silk, delicate, and as white as snow.
A few minutes later.
"You're awake." Demeter groggily sat up. I also sat up.
"Welcome to Demeter Familia."
"Thank you, honey."
Demeter handed me a paper recording my status. I took it. Demeter then leaned over me and closed her eyes, enjoying her time with me.