Supreme Magus novel Chapter 4059

Chapter 4059: Far-Reaching Consequences (Part 2)

"If it weren’t for me, she would have died three years ago, and this would have never happened. I should have killed Night the moment she bonded with Meln.

"I shouldn’t have underestimated her madness and malice. Yet she was my child. I hoped I could still redeem her. I just wanted to teach her a lesson. I never meant to bring so much pain on you all."

"Please, Malyshka, don’t stay on the doorstep. Come in." Raaz said, shrugging off the flashes of his own son torturing him in the Hogum Mansion. "I know how you feel. Sometimes I think I made a mistake sending Meln away.

"That I should have kept him here and disposed of him personally."

"Raaz!" Elina went pale, thanking the gods that the children had already left for the morning classes.

"It’s the truth, and I won’t hide from it." He shook his head. "Yet, I also know that back the,n Meln was still my child. Even if I could go back in time, I don’t think I would have the strength to punish him for something he hasn’t done yet.

"You are a parent as well, so I can’t criticize you for doing what you thought was best, just like I did."

"Thank you, Raaz, but I’m much older and more powerful than you." The Mother lowered her eyes in shame. "This is not my first mistake. I know that my actions always have far-reaching consequences. I should have known better."

"Couldn’t you keep a Home Stone or a Firstborn here?" Jirni asked. "It would make your return quicker."

"A Home Stone is no Warp Gate." Baba Yaga replied. "Past a certain distance, it’s useless. As for my Firstborns, they are their own people. They are not at my beck and call.

"Besides, during the day, they are helpless humans. Anyone, even a random thug, could kill them, let alone one of Meln’s goons if he spots them. I’ve already lost a son to my daughter’s madness. I won’t endanger another one of my children."

"Hello, there-" Zoreth walked through the door and almost bumped into Yaga. "Is everything alright?"

"Sort of." Solus sighed. "Let’s go. We have a lot to do."

A snap of her fingers Warped them at the tower.

Ajatar was already inside, arranging everything he needed for his lab and gene-tank. With the Mana Injector taking the lion’s share of the world energy, he had only the Hands of Menadion to power up his devices.

"Hey, I needed that!" He yelled when the artifact disappeared from his grasp.

"Sorry! Tower Warp takes a lot of juice." Solus said. "I’ll return the Hands to you as soon as we’re done. In the meantime, do some theoretical work."

"This is Dragon Greed to the next level." He grumbled. "They are stingy even with the world energy they gather from Mogar for free!"

"Hey, I’ve heard that!" Solus yelled back. "I’m not stingy. It’s not my fault if we are short on power and need the Hands for everything. Have some patience."

"Speaking of the Hands, there’s something you should know." Zoreth said. "When I fought the Upyrs in Lutia, I discovered that I can combine the enchantments of Sky Piercer with my human eyes to resist the Vurdalak’s bloodline abilities.

"It drains quite a lot of power, but it will come in handy during future fights."

Then, she noticed that no one was surprised or showed any enthusiasm at the news.

"What’s with those blank faces? This is good news!"

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