Supreme Magus novel Chapter 2271

"No, our talk can't wait that long." Kamila replied. "Tomorrow you might leave again and when you get back, things would be even worse than they already are. As absurd as it sounds, this is the perfect moment."

"I guess you are right." Lith sighed. "Do you want to do it here or in my room?"

"Neither. I want to speak with Solus as well and I don't want to take you away from your family. I can wait until after everyone has gone to b-"

A booming sound and the house shaking cut her short.

Lith raised the shields to the max, knowing that whatever was going on it couldn't be simple. The arrays that surrounded his house were supposed to protect it from anything short of a natural disaster or a Divine Beast on a rampage.

"What the heck is going on?" Raaz opened one of the windows facing toward the Trawn woods since the noise came from that direction.

The sun was slowly disappearing on the horizon but there was still enough light to clearly see the source of the commotion.

Or better, the sources.

"Farm me sideways, I hate being always right!" Just as Lith had predicted, there was a Divine Beast on a rampage fighting against a natural disaster.

The colossal figure of Crank the Hyperion was perfectly visible despite the distance.

In his real form, he resembled a colossal pitch-black bear, 30 meters (100') tall at the withers with a white streak running from his head to the tip of his long, armored tail.

The white streak wasn't made of fur, but of a crystal-like substance that crackled with the power of the elements. On the sides of his mouth, there were curved tusks that Hyperions used to hook or maul their victims according to the circumstances.

Crank's figure shone with the golden light from the Mana Body bloodline ability that made him impervious to both physical and magical damage. It was the only reason he was still alive.

His opponent was much smaller but also much deadlier. It emitted black bursts of Chaos that pierced through the golden aura and burned the thick defensive fur of the Hyperion, leaving huge patches of bald skin.

While his parents only saw the Chaos spells and their effects, Lith's Tiamat eyes could easily spot the figure of Apep the Apophis. The Eldritch was laughing his ass off while he toyed with his prey.

"Everybody, stay here. There's nothing to worry about." Lith lied through his teeth. "Tyris? Baba Yaga?"

The Red Mother and Solus had returned to the living room when the tremors had started. Tyris shook her head with a sad smile, not wanting to be dragged in Lith's personal mess.

"Count on me, kid." The Mother said while looking at Solus. "I'm no Guardian and I'm not letting a crazy idiot mess with my people."

"You can count on me too, kid." Tezka said. "I'm still pissed off from the kidnapping attempt and I'd love to have the opportunity to stretch my legs."

"Great, but let me do the talking, please. This might just be a huge misunderstanding. Maybe even a bad roll of the dice." Lith inwardly sighed in relief.

A white core and an Eldritch hybrid were no Guardian, but together they were the next best thing.

"Don't worry about us. I'll stay here with the others." Kamila knew that Tyris was bound to protect her and had no qualms about exploiting the Guardian's vow.

A snap of Lith's fingers Warped the four of them near the area of the fight. At the same time, the members of the Queen's Corps protecting his house called for reinforcements and applied in droves for a transfer to a less dangerous job.