Mage Manual

Chapter 1533: 1120: Gift (2)

Capítulo 1533: Chapter 1120: Gift (2)

She is destined to become a pioneer, destined to forge an unprecedented divine path from nothing, just as she is destined to destroy the Senluo Wasteland… because not doing so would lead Silver Lamp to a worse fate.

Ash’s favorite is the Sword Maiden, his most cherished is the Witch, but his deepest concern is for Silver Lamp.

Silver Lamp lost her kingdom, lost herself, lost everything; Ash witnessed her become utterly destitute. So when Ash saw the four-winged silver flame Technique Spirit, he was not only pleased for Silver Lamp finding a future, but also delighted for her reclaiming her past.

Because the silver flame is an entirely new Technique Spirit recognized by the Void Realm. It may only be an insignificant starting point, but this starting point is the accumulated result of countless mages in Senluo over the millennia.

It proves that Senluo’s thousand-year age, the four eras of the Divine Era, have not been in vain. Weiser’s twenty years of effort have not been without value. Perhaps in hundreds of years, everything will perish, but the silver flame created by Weiser, and the divine path she forged, will surely shine brightly in the mage world!

Silver Lamp is no longer destitute; she has ignited her own flame.

Weiser had guessed that Ash would be very pleased, but Ash’s intense reaction still surprised her. Only then did she realize why the Sword Maiden and the Witch liked to report their achievements to Ash, not without reason. Ash’s genuine joy for others’ happiness is like the sweetest poison to these somewhat prideful genius female mages.

Her body grew increasingly soft, and her voice became gentler; she casually refilled Ash’s cup with pineapple juice, lazily asked, “Since you’re so pleased with my gift, then where is your gift?”

Ash was startled, only then realizing Weiser said today was also her birthday: “I didn’t have time to prepare —”

“But didn’t you already prepare it? You even helped me unwrap it.”

Weiser pecked Ash on the cheek, complemented by her thigh’s melody, and her right hand’s performance gradually reached a peak: “My gift isn’t me, but the gift I want is you, Ash.”

“Ah, by the way.” Suddenly remembering something, silver light surfaced on her face, transforming into a pair of glasses.

“Seems you really like me wearing glasses.” Weiser chuckled, her fingertips clearly sensing Ash’s passionate mood: “Why don’t I sit in your arms like in a dream, I read a book, and you read me?”

Ash felt his rational defense crumbling, took a big gulp of icy pineapple juice, reluctantly suppressing the volcanic surge in his heart, grasped Weiser’s arm, and said quiveringly, “I don’t think it’s right.”

“I truly am happy for your progress, but I also sincerely don’t want the positive atmosphere we’ve worked hard to build these past few days destroyed because of me.” Ash gazed into Weiser’s eyes: “I’m willing to give you any gift you desire, but this one exception is a no.”

Weiser blinked, softly said: “I’ve blocked the Gospel Divine Being’s surveillance, no matter what we do, they won’t find out… you don’t need to worry.”

“But my reactions can’t deceive them,” Ash said: “Think about it, the Sword Maiden, Witch, Vishi, they are so smart, if I felt fulfilled from a clandestine meeting with you, they would certainly notice something strange in daily interactions… I’m not the kind of guy who can pretend nothing happened.”

At that moment, the women inside the tent all had a laugh.

“Moreover, I believe maintaining a teammate relationship with you all suits our team far better than a lover relationship. Especially seeing your rapid progress these days has firmly resolved me.” Ash softly spoke: “Weiser, you understand my feelings, right?”

Weiser quietly looked at him, gently nodded: “I do.”

“You wouldn’t threaten me with the team, would you?” Ash blinked, “I currently cannot wield magic power, and dare not disturb the others; if you force me, there’s actually nothing I can do…”

“Are you implying something?” Weiser chuckled, lightly shook her head: “I honestly wouldn’t do that.”

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“I never want to make you sad again, nor defy your intentions.” She said: “Earlier I said I wanted to help you guide them, it’s sincere, because I know you wouldn’t give up on any of them… even if I’m unwilling, as long as you wish, I will.”

“If you want me to leave, I will comply.”

Ash breathed a sigh of relief, finally persuading one away tonight: “Then can you… release my hand?”

“No rush.” Weiser smiled brightly, her right hand and legs seemingly finding a melody most harmonious with Ash’s, playing his heartstrings in fiery rhythm, “Actually tonight I still wanted to tell you, don’t take Felix’s words to heart.”

Ash was startled: “You knew?”

“Overheard.” Weiser tilted her head, “The reason why you wanted to maintain a teammate relationship with us was actually because at the core, you haven’t figured out how to deal with the kid issue, right?”

Right on target.

Weiser said: “If we truly fall for you it’s self-inflicted, but how innocent future children would be, born and having to accept their mother competing for affection with others, their father not having only one partner… isn’t that what you’re thinking?”

Ash listened, nodding earnestly, sincerely asked: “Then, Silver Lamp, do you have a solution?”

“Your concern has a great misconception,” Weiser said: “That is reproduction is a natural instinct for life continuation, it’s a vehicle for short-lived species to transmit genes, but now we are all eternal beings… they neither need to, nor perhaps desire to have children.”

“Have you ever heard of angels having children? Have you ever heard of demigods having families? Our life perspective must naturally change with the transformation of our life form, reproductive desire ultimately a result of hormones interacting. If demigods fundamentally lose reproductive desire, I wouldn’t be surprised.”

“Your concern is mere self-imposed arrogance.” Weiser pinched Ash’s cheek, “How could you think everyone wants to bear your child? They are, after all, demigod mages.”

Ash awoke as if from a dream.

Indeed!

We are now eternal demigods, there’s no longer a need to adhere to such mortal traditions of having children! Almost got led astray by Felix, Duke Vosloda certainly must have children, after all there is a real hereditary title at stake, but Ash has nothing except being hunted by Supreme Star, what does he need kids for? What right does he have to have children?

Besides, Weiser’s words had Ash blushing, he indeed assumed everyone wanted to bear his children, but thinking it through, the Sword Maiden and others are now also demigods, each living carefree lives on their own, why must they bear Ash’s children?

“Have you figured it out?” Weiser laughed: “I felt amused seeing you’s absent-minded today, being entangled for a whole day over something that won’t happen…”

“Don’t say another word.” Ash turned his head, biting the straw tightly, gulping down pineapple juice: “I admit I was stupid, okay? Quickly go back now.”

“I’ve decided what birthday gift I want.”

“Huh?”

Weiser pressed down on Ash, her plush softness squished out from the sides. Her glasses remained undisturbed in this posture, as her gaze wandered, a perfect blend of serenity and allure reflected through the lenses.

“I want to bear your child.”