Life After Prison by Silencieux novel Chapter 1842

The door was opened by an invisible power. Selene was jumping up and down in her training uniform. She had tied up all of her hair into two separate ponytails. Her skin was looking fair and glowing, probably because she just had a breakthrough.

The skin of her face was as soft and flawless as a newborn baby's. She looked so cute, like a little fairy from a fairy tale.

As Selene walked out of her room, Severin bent over to hug her. He scratched her nose and said, "You did a good job, Selene."

Then, he carefully inspected her body and discovered Selene was in a very stable stage. He nodded satisfyingly. "An eight year old royal saint! I'm so jealous of you!"

When he was trying to become a royal saint, he needed the aid of a fifth-grade alchemical pill to succeed. What a surprise to see Selene becoming a royal saint now.

Rourie and the Chorteaus' elders' shock continued as they saw Severin and Selene talking happily. They were shocked and jealous when they saw Selene with their own eyes.

At least when they were eight years old, the strongest they could be was a warrior king, but Selene, who was eight years old, was in the same stage as they were now.

Shockingly, all of them were jealous of her. They all understood what kind of future was waiting ahead of her. Selene had a bright future ahead of her. She could achieve far greater than Severin and be the most hopeful person to ascend to the celestial realm.

Rourie, who regained his senses, took a deep breath and congratulated, "Congratulations, Mister Severin and your daughter for becoming a royal saint. This is great news for all of us in the family."

"Haha. I know you are not," Severin chuckled, seeing how upset Selene felt.

Wulricht, Felipe, and the others from the Skyblue Sect laughed out loud as they thought Selene looked very cute.

Rourie and his elders exchanged looks with each other and felt extremely happy and glad. He knew he had made the right decision to invite Severin to become an honorary elder. Luckily, he was persistent with his decision when he suggested supplying more training resources to Severin and the others, while other people objected to it.

As long as they had Severin with them, they did not need to be afraid.