Supreme Magus novel Chapter 2147

The Void was furious.

Its rage had never waned over time, not even after Lith had achieved the violet core. Lith had simply stopped hating himself and addressed the Void's fury toward those who threatened the people who he had learned how to cherish.

Now, however, Lith had just become one of them.

The longer he kept his Abomination form, the more Derek's echo would claw his way out of the black sphere of the undead life force and break free from the restraints of the other life forces.

They were sealed deep inside, their energy separated from the blackness to allow physical matter to turn into pure energy, and incapable of restricting the Void.

To make matters worse for Lith, even though it wasn't the first time that Kamila witnessed the transformation, it had never lasted for so long. By looking at the flaming hair comprised of darkness element, by looking at that face so alien and yet so familiar, she started asking herself questions.

'This is odd. I know that Lith can take different forms, but unlike the Voidfeather Dragon, the Abomination looks awfully human. It's not overly handsome so it can't be an idealized version of Lith.

'Where does his Abomination side's appearance come from?' She found herself wondering. 'That thing doesn't look like a small child so it can't be related to Lith's near-death experience at birth. Undead don't grow up.

'Yet its pain and fury are exactly like those that emerge on Lith's face whenever he loses control of his emotions. Solus, I remember Phloria and the others often joke about Lith's glare as a kid. Was it anything like that?' She asked while staring and the Abomination's eyes as one after the other turned white.

As soon as the elemental energy was replaced by Decay, they stared at everyone but Kamila with malice. Four eyes were still under Lith's control and expressed his discomfort while trying to keep control of his body.

The other three belonged to the Void and gauged the rest of the room like enemies, trying to find any opening he could exploit to rip their throats off.

'Yes. Sort of.' Solus replied, not knowing how much she could say without blowing the cover that Lith had painstakingly protected for years.

'How is that possible?' Kamila asked

"This is bullshit." The Abomination clicked his tongue in disgust, saving Solus from the need to reply. "Why should I put everything I have at risk for a bunch of incompetent fools and old fossils?"

Much to Lith's horror, the voice came out of his own mind and against his will.

"What's wrong with your eyes?" Sylpha had noticed his distress as well, but she had no clue about what was happening. "As for your question, I don't care what you think of us, you have the duty to uphold your deal with the Kingdom, Magus Verhen."

'Shut up and let me do the talking.' Lith said.

'No.' The Void replied as it gained control of the fourth eye and tipped the balance further in its own favor. 'You had your chance. You had lots of chances. Now it's my turn.'

"Cut the crap, your majesty." Derek's voice oozed scorn and spite. "Your titles mean nothing to me. They are nothing but a leash and I'm not your dog. As for our 'deal', it is you who is going back on your word!"

His wings unfolded, releasing a gust of wind that forced everyone but Kamila to plant their feet and raise their arms to not get blown away.