Supreme Magus novel Chapter 4200

Chapter 4200: Bad Timing (Part 1)

"Mom! How can you-" The Vampire had just started exploring the long list of grievances she had with her mother, but the Wight was already wearing the Eyes and Ears.

’This noise-cancelling enchantment is amazing.’ Kalla thought, nodding at whatever Nyka was saying, hoping it would make her calm down. ’Ruler Menadion is truly a genius.’

"Goodbye, Fluffy. Goodbye, Garrik. I’ll miss you a lot. See you in six months." Nok said as he hugged the youths.

"I’ll miss you too, Nok." Garrik said. "You are a great friend and steed."

"I won’t." Fluffy said. "I know I was rude to your mother, but I didn’t deserve to get chased and beaten up every day for five months straight!"

"You’d better Awaken before my return, kid." Nok snorted. "Because the next time you see me, I’ll-"

The arrays surrounding the Verhen Mansion became visible to the naked eye, blinking with yellow light and cutting the Byk short.

Something powerful and uninvited had entered the range of the sensory magical formations that surrounded the Mansion, but had kept itself outside the park.

"Don’t worry, it’s a friend." Lith’s magically transmitted voice resounded in the rooms where his family and friends were to reassure them. "Nice to meet you again, Loma. The next time you pay me a visit, however, give me a call first."

"It’s nice to meet you too, Scourge." The orange fog floating before Lith was a Horde, one of the few Awakened fungi on Mogar. "Or rather, it would if we didn’t meet solely under unpleasant circumstances.

"Sadly, this time will be no different." He sighed. "I’m sorry for my unannounced arrival, but we’ve never exchanged contact runes. Visiting you in person was the only way I had to reach out to you."

"Whatever you need, I’m afraid this isn’t a good time." Lith lowered the arrays and let Loma inside. "My son was born just a few days ago."

"Congratulations. I hope he’s doing fine." The Horde was polite, even forming a smile on the portion of the mist that resembled a head, but aside from a tinge of envy, his tone was flat.

Hordes were incapable of reproducing, so the concept of paternity was alien to them.

’I get Loma doesn’t care about Raldarak, but why the envy?’ Lith thought.

"He’s doing great." Lith nodded. "I, on the other hand, rarely get to sleep more than a few hours per night. Yet I doubt you’re interested in my parental struggles. What brought you here?"

"Time is of the essence, so I’ll get straight to the point." Loma’s body shapeshifted into an orange replica of Lith, the highest form of respect a Horde could give to a member of another species.

"I need- No, the entire Horde race needs your help, and we need it badly."

Kalla had read a few things about the Hordes, but like most people on Mogar, she had never met one. While she waited for her children to get ready to move back to the Eclipsed Lands, she examined the stranger with the two pieces of the Menadion Set.

’What a fascinating creature.’ She thought. ’Countless minuscule bodies sharing one mind. I wonder if someone like that can become a Lich.’

"What happened?" Lith offered his guest a seat, a trail filled with different kinds of snacks, and a glass of water.

"I know, and I’m sorry." Lith couldn’t help but feel partially responsible for the pitiful state of the Horde race. 𝐟𝗿𝐞𝚎𝚠𝐞𝚋𝕟𝐨𝚟𝐞𝕝.𝕔𝕠𝚖

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