Supreme Magus novel Chapter 1965

Chapter 1965 - Light in the Dark (Part 1)

'I'm sorry!' Solus thought as the Awakened forces exploited the lack of teamwork between Bytra and her to surround them. 'Don't worry about me and save yourself. As long as Lith doesn't die, I can't either. I will just lose my human body again.'

She tried to make it sound casual but the fear in her voice betrayed her.

Solus had no idea if the second time it would take her less to recover or if she would have to wait another fifteen years. On top of that, she wasn't even sure about what would happen to the tower and what it contained.

If the magical building regressed to its single floor status, there was no telling what would happen to the materials stored in the Crucible, the mines, and the Greenhouse.

More than the material loss, however, what scared her was the thought of losing the life that she had barely started to enjoy.

'Just lose my human body my ass.' Bytra replied. 'I know how it feels being reduced to a mass of living energy. To be incapable of eating, smelling, and even touching the people you love without killing them.

'You are no Lich, Elphyn. I don't know what Ripha did to you but I'm certain that if you take any more attacks, you'll fall into a slumber again. I don't care what happens to me. Even if you can't stand my touch, I can still protect you with my body.'

A tier five Spirit Spell came onto them and the Raiju shielded Solus while conjuring from her horn an electromagnetic field to disperse the impact. The powerful magic got rid of the makeshift barrier and blasted away Bytra's left side and the Adamant armor she wore.

It would have been a fatal wound even for an Awakened, but an Eldritch was a tough nut to crack. Bytra's body began to heal the moment the emerald energy ceased to vaporize her flesh.

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She still bled, drenching Solus in bits of black flesh and blood. More and more spells came down, but Bytra stood still, using every enchantment her equipment had and weaving every spell she knew just to buy Solus one more second.

With each new wound she sustained, her maimed body recovered but it came at a price. The hunger grew within her until the Raiju looked at the woman she had been protecting like prey, drooling from her snout.

Along with the hunger also came the guilt for her actions when she had killed Menadion and Bytra almost lost her mind to a fit of blood madness.

'You have done enough, go!' Solus said, and her voice reminded the Raiju of who she was and what she was fighting for.

She channeled her hunger into Chaos and her guilt into determination as she faced her fate.

"Bytra!" Xenagrosh yelled in outrage, feeling her wife's pain.

"Don't worry, once I bring you to my lab, I'll make sure to put you in adjacent cages." Assali the Lich said. "I won't let such fascinating specimens die and my experiments proved that company makes them live longer."

Most undead couldn't come out during the day, which had crippled the attack strength of the Council. Liches, however, had no such problem. Once Ozak had promised them both a share of the Mouth and the opportunity to capture the hybrids, they had accepted to help him.