Tree of Aeons: An Isekai LitRPG Adventure: 1

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Aeon can flood his own mana into an object using the [Natural Mana Overwhelming] skill. Depending on the target, this may either convert it, or just kill it with mana poisoning. He even manages to convert a demon rod, turning it into a Forest Rod that lets him conquer a mana source for his own purposes. Bring My Brown Pants: Aeon's level 200+ presence causes most of the leaders of the nations, whom he has kidnapped, to lose bladder control. He's actually slightly impressed with the exceptions. When he reaches level 150 and has to select a Domain, he wonders if it's like choosing a deity to worship in Age of Mythology.

Police State: A relatively mild example, but an example nonetheless. Aeon is fair, generally honest, civic-minded, and chooses not to stop people from privately disagreeing or disliking him. However, he always knows that they are doing it, with his network of trees giving him the ability to observe everywhere in his realm at once. And capital punishment is euphemistically referred to as being "subject to Aeon's mercy" — which in practice means death via becoming an experimental test subject. Crime is, unsurprisingly, quite low, and rebellion is not permitted. 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. He eventually learns that the whole cycle has repeated itself on many other worlds, each of which is regularly invaded by demons and has heroes summoned by the gods to stop them. Until the gods are too far away to reach a world anymore, and it falls to the demons. To an extent, this occurs with skills that army generals can possess, like [Create Food Supply] and [Army Skill: Reduce Hunger]. However, Aeon knows that the capacity of those skills is limited, so if he can cut off supply lines entirely, large armies will eventually fold. Mum Looks Like a Sister: By the time Lausanne is more than a century old, she and her mother Laufen look quite similar as they discuss her recent widowhood. Elves can live to around 500, so neither is especially old yet.Meela spends so much time and effort on expanding her hotel's repertoire of recipes that Aeon thinks to himself that she's playing hotel tycoon or Overcooked! Nigh-Invulnerability: Edna, when she obtains her own Domain, receives the [Duty Beyond Life and Death] skill, which makes her unkillable for 24 hours, even tanking hits from a demon king (but absolutely exhausted afterward). Crown of Magic - You gain I still can give a few more, if you guys are not believers of Gaya.” I reply to him telepathically. After Demon King Raja-Naga kills all the heroes, Aeon contemplates building a bomb of his own, but ultimately decides that the deaths of 5 million citizens must be a last resort.

That contradicts the statement I receive from Mozart. I thought he said trees of a certain size has spirits…. So... that's a 10 year cycle... and it would simply not be sustainable. There would be no one left after 20 years. Kill One, Others Get Stronger: The gods built this into the hero class, with each hero death leaving a "fragment" to the others, empowering them further. As it turns out, however, any reincarnator will receive a fragment, even those who aren't heroes themselves. And since Matt is The Ageless, he collects quite a lot of them... Despite being a human, he can be most charitably described as morally gray, mostly indifferent to sapient suffering, using death row prisoners as subjects in experiments, and establishing facilities to raise soldiers from childhood, but generally seeking to provide fairness, peace, and prosperity.

His [Learning Aura] skill gives a more modest 20% boost to experience gain for those of lower levels, but over a whole area. Since he is just next to me, I pounce on the opportunity and immediately offer a familiar contract. He compares Demon King Sabnoc's wave of corruption destroying his tree network to an extradimensional disaster consuming the stars in Stellaris. This story has some major points that you need to be aware of before reading there is some spoilers but I wouldn't care if I was you, these points were enough for me to drop after 27 chapters, basically as thats when the bulk of the stupidity of all the characters shows through the most, although its present from the very beginning. Heroic Sacrifice: With so many heroes and demon kings around, it's not surprising that there are plenty of these.