Supreme Magus novel Chapter 1754

Chapter 1754 - A True Mentor (Part 2)

'Gods what have I done?' Protector thought while looking at the holes in the walls, the rips in their clothes, and at the two magical beasts that stared at him, demanding their afternoon food.

To his eyes, every one of them turned into a small pile of money equivalent to their respective daily expenses. _{ƒree𝑤ebnσvel.com}

'Nalrond wants to leave, I already work a lot, and once Fenrir grows, she'll want her own magical beast. If Selia doesn't kill me first, stress will.'

"Thank the gods you are here, Lith." Nalrond rushed out of his room and Fenrir welcomed him by biting playfully at his foot. "Bad girl! Bad! You ruined another pair of good shoes!"

At that point, Ryman started to cry. He would have to pay for that as well.

"What can I do for you?" Lith turned up the volume of the cartoon to cover the sobbing.

"Friya just set up our date!" Nalrond threw the already chewed shoes along the corridor to get rid of Fenrir before she attacked his pants as well.

She chased them, barking with joy.

"Good for you." Lith shrugged.

"That's not good at all. I mean, what do I do? I already had trouble dating normal women and she's a noble." Fenrir tugged at his leg and offered him the shoe in her mouth.

Nalrond threw it again, making the small Skoll claw deep into the floor to sprint. The thumping of her short but powerful legs on the ground was accompanied by the sound of the wood shaving and Protector crying harder.

"To make matters worse, Friya chose the time, the place, and notified me less than a minute ago."

"I fail to see how any of this is a problem." Lith replied. "She saved you a lot of trouble. Now you don't have to worry about anything but having a good time and getting a pair of shoes without holes in them."

Every time Fenrir returned, the shoe in her mouth looked more and more like something only a war refugee would wear.

"You don't get it. I have no idea what we can talk about or how to behave if she brings me to a fancy restaurant. What if I make a fool of myself?" Nalrond asked.

"Laugh it off." Lith said. "Look, I could tell you that you should have thought about all of this before asking her out, but that wouldn't be of any help. What I'm going to tell you, instead, is to wear something elegant but not too much and to trust Friya.

"She knows you and is aware of your origins so she won't put you in an uncomfortable situation on purpose. Also, she's not the type to bring her dates to five-star restaurants, more like a family diner."

"Any advice?" Nalrond asked.

"Think about the date as if you're just going out with a friend. The more expectations you have the more tense you'll be and the less fun you'll have. At the end of the dinner, offer to pay the tab.

"You make enough money with my mines to afford it and even if Friya chooses to split the bill instead, she'll appreciate the gesture. Just because she's rich doesn't mean that she has to pay for everything.

"Otherwise she'll think that you are dating her wallet, not her." Lith said.

'Judging by her reaction, it seems that Solus took it personally and that she's actually talking about herself.' Lith thought.

'I'm sorry, Solus.' He thought as soon as she was out of the range of their mind link. 'I may seem insensitive, but I'm doing this for you. I want to be a part of your life, but as long as you don't have one of your own, I'd be your entire life and that would be toxic for both of us.'