Supreme Magus novel Chapter 1191

Chapter 1191 A Worried Parent Part 1

Until that moment, Solus’s long-lost aunt had spoken with nothing but affection whereas now she sounded like an angry parent.

"You’ve let this guy control your life for almost twenty years. While you lived like a pariah, he exploited your genius to pursue his agenda and rack merits that he didn’t deserve.

"Yet even now that you’re on the verge of getting your body back you want to make him immortal? Do you realize that once it happens, you’ll be forever bound to him and with no chance of regaining your freedom? _{freeωebnovēl.c૦m}

"Your tower half makes you strong, but it also forces you to a condition similar to someone who wears a slave collar. If tomorrow he asks you to bark, you will bark, and don’t get me started about much more disgusting stuff.

"This is not what your mother wanted for you. Ripha would never let you waste your life following Mister Murder here." Silverwing said.

"You don’t know him! Your judgment is unfair. Lith spent countless hours trying to fix my condition or at least to offer me a real body!" Solus replied with anger.

"Really? And what did he achieve? Nothing! How much time did he spend caring for himself compared to what he did for you? We both know that the answer is: a lot. Do you think he would be as kind as you if your positions were reversed?" Silverwing asked.

"Maybe and maybe not. What I know for sure is that Lith did everything in his power to help me regain my strength, it’s just that we have no idea what to do except for waiting. He offered to provide me with an undead body or a golem, but I refused of my own will."

"That’s exactly my point!" Silvering couldn’t understand how someone so brilliant could have turned out so blind. "He’s a brat who has no idea what he’s doing. Sure, not even I have a clue about what the heck Ripha did to you, but the difference between our prowess is the same between heaven and earth.

"My white core would make you recover much faster and by combining my centuries of knowledge with the power of the tower, it’s only a matter of time before I come to a solution. Worst case scenario, you’d still be free.

"I’m already powerful as I am, I would never mess with your life, and I would never stop searching for a cure. You would still need to come to me to recharge from time to time, but once the tower goes back to full power, there’s no telling how much autonomy you’ll obtain.

"Your human body could last weeks, if not months. If you stay with him, instead, he’d always put himself first. Not only your recovery will be slow, but also there is no telling how much suffering you’d have to endure.

"You’d be forced to see him building his life while all you can do is watch from the shadows, holding back your feelings because no one can reciprocate them as long as you are stuck in this condition.

"To make matters worse, even if Lith managed to split you from the tower, would you really leave your mother’s legacy, her masterpiece and final gift for you in the hands of a stranger?

"The best thing to do is to get rid of him now. If he ever achieves Guardianhood or even a white core, you might be bound to him forever. I’m not going to let my beloved goddaughter rot as the slave of this Abomination." Silverwing raised her hand while curling her upper lip in disgust.

"He’s only one-third Abomination." Solus stood defiant in front of Lochra, shielding the unconscious Lith with her body. "I don’t care what you think. He’s my only family, my other half, and I love him more than words can express. I’m not going to let you kill him."