Supreme Magus novel Chapter 2647

"It would make Elina live long and be able to defend herself even while you are away." Mogar replied.

"So it's just like my current body. A projection of my desires, not a hint to something that's going on." Lith sighed in disappointment.

"What did you expect? That the sixth time was the charm?" Mogar-Elina said with a scoff. "Awakening a bloodline is something that happens by luck only in a bard's tale.

"Assuming that's something your mother wants, she has to work hard for it or ask Leegaain. Either way, it's her choice. Not yours." She tapped on his nose with her finger.

"Fine, let's get to business." Lith said with a snort.

"I'm all ears."

"I want to know how to harmonize my life forces and reach the damn violet core, how Ajatar can achieve Dragonhood, and lastly how I can reach Void Magic's full potential." Lith phrased his request that way for a reason.

From his last conversation with Solus, he assumed that when he conjured a single element, he could tap into the power of the other six by manipulating the energies that originated as a byproduct of the original spell. _{fгeewёbnoѵel.cσm}

If his assumption was correct, then a Void Mage might be capable of turning a common spell into Spirit Magic by adding a spark of their life force. There was no reason to assume that Void Magic was limited to five tiers and his question was meant to verify his hypothesis.

"I like this. A mix of egotism and generosity in equal measure." Mogar-Elina clapped her hands, conjuring three spheres of light.

One shifted from black to red and then to pink in a loop. The second was sapphire blue while the third one looked like a thunderstorm trapped in a pool ball.

"How is this generous? Only one question is for someone else. The other two are for me." Lith asked while stepping forward the first sphere.

"Don't play coy with me." She replied. "Void Magic is something you shared. Whatever you learn from here, if any, is going to be shared as well. Even if you don't teach everyone about your strongest spells, you would still teach Solus, Tista, and many others.

"Just by knowing the first five tiers of Void Magic and by looking at you guys, it's only a matter of time before everyone knows."

"The first five?" Lith echoed.

"The ones I'm sure of." Mogar-Elina shrugged. "I don't see the future. Your words, not mine."

Lith grumbled and took a final step, dodging a combination of Chaos, Origin Flames, and War only thanks to the Full Guard enveloping him.

"What the actual fuck?" He said once he had recovered from the shock of the revelation.

The thing in front of Lith seemed out of a drunken dream.

It consisted of a bunch of glass shards linked to each other by something that looked like ligaments and cartilage. The elastic bands of tissue would pull the fragments together, forming either Lith's human or Eldritch appearance.

Then, the humanoid form would explode like a shattered mirror just to be reassembled. The cycle wasn't just between human and Eldritch, however. Sometimes, the shards would be piled together and wrapped by tissues, taking the shape of the Voidfeather Dragon.

None of the three apparitions lasted for long, torn apart by an inner conflict that kept the fragments sharp and made them cut through the three bodies.

"Those aren't ligaments. Those are Dragon scales turned into meat paste." Lith said after observing the phenomenon for a while. "Is this what my Divine Beast side had to endure for all these years?"

Just the thought made Lith shudder and understand why the Voidfeather seemed to hate him so much.