Supreme Magus novel Chapter 4490

Chapter 4490: A Small Miracle (Part 2)

"You can." Lith caressed the young boy’s head. "I think it’s a perfect name. Camellia, the mom’s flower."

"Thank you, thank you, thank you." Kamila lifted Valeron in her arms and burst into tears. "This is the best date ever. Thank you, Val. I love you so much."

"Mom?" Valeron looked at her in worry until he realized she wasn’t in pain, just happy. "I love you too, Mom."

Solus burned with envy, but she could only swallow it up and smile.

"Can we go out to play now?" The baby boy asked, and his siblings cheered with approval.

"Of course." Lith nodded. "I’m sorry for bothering you, Solus, and thanks for coming so quickly. You can go back home now."

"No problem." She sighed. "Call me again when you need a ride back home. Bye."

The tower disappeared, leaving everyone standing on the soft grass that covered the Garden’s cave.

"Is it me or was she a bit... hissy?" Kamila asked as the children went back to playing in the stream.

"How would you feel if Val made a flower for Solus and named it after her?" Lith snorted.

"I... " The thought hit her like a sack of bricks falling from a skyscraper, and a burning envy rose from her gut. "I would probably strangle her on the spot in a fit of rage. Poor Solus."

"And poor Tyris." Lith said. "And Grandma. They took care of Valeron long before we entered the picture, and you can bet they’ll be hissy too. Heck, if Thrud were alive, you’d just have made a mortal enemy.

"I wouldn’t be surprised if she came back from the grave just to bite your feet in your sleep."

"Don’t say that even as a joke!" Kamila went pale. "I never believed in ghosts, but after seeing your Demons, the idea isn’t so far-fetched anymore."

"Okay, sorry." Lith raised his hands in apology. "Bottom line, limit the gloating to a minimum. Many people are going to be angry at you for this."

"Why me? I didn’t do anything!" Kamila whined.

"Do you expect them to take it on a baby? The baby they love and who just gifted something to a person he cares about?" Lith asked.

"No." Kamila groaned. "I’m farmed. Thoroughly and completely farmed."

"Let’s not get ahead of ourselves." Lith grabbed her by the waist and pulled her close. "That’s the plan for the night. We still have the entire evening ahead of us."

He spoke with such a serious tone and intense stare that Kamila spouted gibberish in reply, turning red up to her ears.

***

The kids ran out of steam less than an hour later, just as Lith had predicted. Valeron was still tired from his uncanny endeavor and fell asleep after an abundant meal. Elysia let her competitive spirit get the better of her and tried to one-up her older brother.

She planted her small hands in the ground and poured out all the mana she could muster. She only obtained a few blades of lush grass, but she consumed all her stamina in the process.

As for Raldarak, he just ran, flew, and dug through the dirt like the excitable baby he was, tiring himself up quickly.

Lith had prepared a picnic for everyone, but it was way too early for dinner, and the babies snored as soon as the last drop of food entered their hungry mouths.

"Time to bring them back home." Lith said. "There’s no point bringing them with us. The kids will be much more comfortable in their crib than in the stroller, and no sudden noise will disturb them.

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