Supreme Magus novel Chapter 3742

Chapter 3742: Manaron (Part 1)

"This is not good. Not good at all." Leria sighed.

"Finally, someone normal who understands me!" Selia was so moved that she was about to cry.

"We lost our advantage, Aran." Leria added, making Selia’s jaw drop.

"That’s what worries you? Having competition aside from Aran?"

"It was fun while it lasted, but this was bound to happen." Aran shrugged, ignoring the huntress’ complaints. "Besides, we have already learned the basics of Spirit Magic. We still have an advantage." fɾēewebnσveℓ.com

"True." Leria nodded. "Also, Uncle Lith is our teacher, whereas Uncle Protector is often away and Auntie Selia sucks at magic."

"Hey, I resent that!" Selia said while Solkar and Fenrir growled in outrage.

Lilia and Leran would have given their rivals a piece of their minds if they weren’t too busy puking their guts out.

"Aran, Leria, apologize immediately." Lith said. "Even though what you said is true, it’s not a nice thing to say to your aunt."

"That’s uncalled for, Lith." Selia grunted.

"Sorry, Auntie." Aran and Leria hugged her in apology.

"It’s very much called for." Lith snorted. "After all the rip-off deals you cut me as a child, this is the least I can do to repay your ’kindness’."

Xagra and his siblings looked at Lilia and Leran with envy, their eyes moving from the Skolls to Syrah nonstop.

"It’s okay, children." She smiled, ruffling the fur on their heads. "One day you’ll become capable of Awakening as well."

It was a white lie that Syrah could only hope Quylla’s research would turn into truth.

"Sorry, Dad." Lilia said after she was done barfing, the golden pillar disappeared, and Ryman vaporized the pools of impurities to remove their disgusting stench. "You are right, and the bards are a bunch of liars. I didn’t master Life Eater on my first try."

"Same." Leran panted.

"It’s okay, kids. I’m proud of you." Protector cradled them in his massive arms and fed them ice cream.

The impurities tasted as bad as they smelled, and the kids could use something sweet to wash them down.

"Well, I’m not." Selia snorted. "Maybe."

She quickly added after noticing the dejected look on her children’s faces.

"First, I need an explanation. Was this your plan all along? Using the golden lightning to overload your cores and force the Awakening?"

"No." Protector replied. "I hadn’t thought of the possibility. The children have no breathing technique, and I believed one couldn’t Awaken without it."

"A fair point." Selia nodded. "Children?"

"No plan, Mom. We improvised." Lilia whimpered.

"Don’t be harsh on them." Lith said. "They were at the peak of the bright yellow, on top of a powerful mana geyser, and filled with golden lightning while surrounded by powerful Awakened. I’d be more surprised if it hadn’t happened."

"Another fair point." Selia inhaled sharply, terrified at the idea of chasing after two Awakened living cyclones. "What about the breathing technique, children? How did you come up with one so quickly?"

"Do you promise not to get angry, Mom?" The fear in Leran eyes as he offered her his pinky finger made Selia feel like the scum of Mogar.

"I promise." She pinkie promised and then embraced Leran and Lilia both. "I’m proud of my little wolf warriors."

"We spied on you when you trained with Auntie Kami." Lilia said.

"I beg your pardon?" Selia had a hard time keeping her smile.

"You use Accumulation a lot." Leran explained. "Even at home, when you think no one is watching. We learned your respiration rhythm weeks ago."

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