Tree of Aeons: An Isekai LitRPG Adventure: 1

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Gods Need Prayer Badly: The gods are on a different system, gaining power from the faith and belief of their followers instead of from experience. As long as they have enough followers, they can't be entirely killed, but if they lose all their followers, they die regardless of other considerations, and if they drop too low, they will wither away. Aeon is offered the chance to move to the [World Faith System] once he reaches level 250, but he already has most of its greatest benefits, like agelessness and the ability to reach other worlds, so he turns it down as an unnecessary liability. It eventually turns out that the way to safely access it is by repeatedly suffering the corruptive effects of exposure, and getting healed, until one's entire mana pool has been converted to void mana. Not something to be undertaken lightly, nor something that most people have the resources (nor inclination) to try. Your Soul Is Mine!: Souls collected by a soul tree will ordinarily linger for just a few months, barring special circumstances, then go on to be reincarnated. However, it is also possible to make a contract, which will result in the soul lingering and being subservient for a thousand years.

Death Seeker: After defeating multiple demon kings in a row and bringing an era of peace to the world, Harris, Gerrard and Mirei are tired of the struggle, and increasingly long to return to Earth — which they know will happen when they die. So, they decide to make the next demon king their last fight.it was pretty good if not super, super slow at times. The narrator is also pretty awful at female voices. Especially Lausanne. And speaking of Lausanne, Aeon is such a hypocritical tool sometimes. The way he treats her vs random orphans is day and night. Either be a magical tree with human memories or be a person in a magical tree, but flipping between when it’s convenient to be a jerk just makes you a jerk. When he learns that subsidiary trees must be placed within range of his root network, but that they also extend that network, he thinks, "I should have pylons." Later, Dimitree sees him looking at the steep upgrade costs for his subordinate minds, especially the gems required, and tells him, " You require more minerals." After twenty years trapped underground in the aftermath of Demon King Sabnoc, Lausanne has lost a lot of her idealism, and resigned herself to being "special, but not that special." She's still a force for good in the world, but she no longer aspires to match the heroes, and turns down offers for special opportunities to advance further. Head Desk: When Alexis hears that Meela wants to be incarnated as a tree hotel, she attempts to beat her head against the wall of her lab, but it doesn't really work because she's incorporeal. Another thing about his immortality is how he remember things despite being decades apart, even when the others don't remember, shoeing how times flow different for him and how he can manage all his memories throught the experiences and buildings he make, wich btw, are awasome. MC isn't truly OP, but he can make new bio buildings and find new ways to defend himself and the others around him, he isn't cold blooded, but he is calculist (correction, he turns out calculist, he spend many days thinking about the best ways to do someting without losing resorces, and it is good, shows how mature he is) and don't let himself be influenced to much by others.

The initiate runs in, calling the caretaker. The soldiers look at the rest of the recovering soldiers. I would have chopped it down if it’s just a tree. But it has been helpful and I do not see a need to destroy it. So moving it to more... neutral location would be better." There Are No Therapists: The mental influences built into the [hero] class assist the heroes in being numb to the violence and gore and dismemberment and incineration that they wade through, in their quest to slay the demon king. After the fact, however, if they survive, they're pretty much cast adrift, frequently turning to alcoholism, promiscuity, self-destructive infighting, and other ways of failing to cope with the trauma they've experienced.I did not lose a llimb." One injured soldier vents at the guy next to him. "I had a scare when the beast lunged for my arm. It is thanks to the other guys." Court of the Deitree - 50 Member Limit - Special Familiars similar to those of the Devoted. Those who serve never truly die, their abilities are recorded, elevated, and retained. Court members function similar to familiars and can instantly be summoned without any mana requirements, use limits or restrictions. Skills of those court members who die are absorbed. Easy Evangelism: Sort of. The triumvirs of the church of Aiva perform a ritual to let their god manifest in the world and talk with Aeon — during which conversation, they are stunned to hear Aiva declare that he will soon be too far away to properly look after the people of the world, and that Aeon, as a native god, should take all his followers. They personally accept the commandment, but they're aware that the majority of believers, if told this news, would assume that the triumvirs had been suborned or mind-controlled, and would thus reject it, so Aeon opts for a more gradual improvement of relations. Caretaker says you’re a spirit, so we got to move you.” The druid says apologetically. "We will be gentle, and you will not come to any harm." Hard Work Hardly Works: When Lausanne first wants to train in combat and become a hero, Jura talks to TreeTree about how it only makes sense for people to train things they're naturally talented at, and Lausanne isn't gifted at combat; he wants her to try something else. TreeTree doesn't have the heart to just crush her dreams, though, so he offers her what help he can. Results are mixed; with his many boosts to learning, and the opportunities he gives her, she becomes a prodigy by most people's standards, and yet is left in the dust when she encounters the divinely blessed heroes, who can surpass her hard-won progress in days or weeks.