Supreme Magus novel Chapter 3014

Chapter 3014 Story of My Life (Part 2)

3014 Story of My Life (Part 2)

Lith held the toddlers in his arms and wings while the triplets sat on comfortable bean bags of Earth's design.

He was telling them stories and the Forge was just for ambiance. The Forgemastering circles were lit up doing nothing and small mana crystals of different colors sprouted from the ground and walls, providing light and warmth.

The floor was covered in tall grass from the Garden and the mystical plants that Raaz grew spread their sweet scent. Small wisps of light shaped like fairies danced between the flowers and disappeared if touched.

'Good gods, it looks like an enchanted cave like the ones in the fairy tales I read as a child.' Kamila thought.

'Correction. It doesn't look like an enchanted cave. It is an enchanted cave. Now listen.' Solus let go of Kamila's arm and mouth. _{ƒгeeweɓn૦vel.com}

In the story Lith was telling, Raaz was depicted as an earth god who took care of the land and the animals, ensuring a bountiful harvest every year. Elina was the goddess of fertility who nurtured life and taught morals to humans.

Together they made their children into good workers and good people.

Lith used holograms to show their actions and the passage of time.

Air magic gave every creature a different voice while the other elements were for special effects. The story taught the kids how even the humblest job was the foundation of the wealth they enjoyed.

Then, he told them the story of the travels of Derk McCoy, a man who couldn't die but could still experience pain. Of course, being a fairy tale, the pain was mostly emotional, seeing the land change and the people he knew pass away while he remained the same.

It was an age-appropriate and doctored version of Lith's struggles, to teach the children that power makes no one perfect. Derek was depicted as a powerful but flawed man and the kids sometimes booed at his blatant mistakes and cheered when he redeemed himself.

After that, it was the turn of the story of Elphyn, the Forgemaster who had gained everything she wanted and lost everything she loved. Just like for Derek, it was the story of Solus' first life but devoid of tragedies and grief.

Threin left Menadion because they argued which also led Elphyn to cut contact with her. In the story, Elphyn reached the pinnacle of her craft, got herself a mage tower and great fame, but due to her egotistical behavior she ended up with no one to celebrate her success.

Lith glossed over Solus' past flings and the constant quarrels with Menadion, but left Elphyn's condescending attitude toward her fellow apprentices and her obsession with her work.

The moral was that you can't get everything you want. Elphyn chose herself over everything else, sacrificing her relationships in the pursuit of magic.

Since it was a story, in the end, Elphyn realized her mistakes and after finding her parents, she helped them get back together.

'Gods if I like happy endings.' Solus sniffled.

Kamila was surprised that, among the many stories, there was no one about Lith's current life. He kept the attention of the kids with special effects, altered the appearance of the Forge to suit the fairy tale he was telling, and gave them plenty of snacks.

When they were engrossed in the narration, Lith switched the sweets with fruit slices and the triplets ate them without noticing.

The last story turned out to be the most shocking of them all.

It was about Kamila the Constable, who traveled undercover throughout the Kingdom to expose crime and evil-doers. In the story, she wore a ridiculous long black cape with a deep hood that looked cool on paper but would stick out like a sore thumb in real life.

There was no need for investigations or crime lab analysis. She would always encounter innocents crying for help and catch bad guys in the act, no matter how serious or unplausible the crime was.