Supreme Magus novel Chapter 3683

Chapter 3683: Starting Point (Part 2)

Truth be told, Urhen felt no less stupid than how Quylla had judged her to be.

“Once I’m done with Urhen, with a bit of luck, I’ll have gained enough familiarity with the process to work on you guys.” Quylla continued. “Syrah, one of my dearest friends, Protector, belongs to an Emperor Beast’s species called Skoll.

“He told me he felt a strong kinship with you Hati since the first time you met. I believe I can use him as the best next thing to a perfect Hati, and he has already volunteered to help you.

“Br’ey, I know no elf, but since Aalejah is here…”

“You don’t need to ask.” Aalejah chimed in. “If you need my help, you’ll have it. I won’t abandon you, cousin.”

“Thanks.” Br’ey said.

“Also, my friend Ryssa the Dryad has volunteered to help the Ogres.” Quylla said. “Useless to say, no other research will be possible until I’m done with both Ryla and Urhen. If I don’t succeed with them, it’s unlikely I can do any better with another fallen race.”

“I understand.” Syrah nodded. “Thank you, Great- I mean, Quylla, and sorry for our earlier outburst.”

“Don’t mention it.” Quylla shook her head. “Another reason I called you here is that I need to study your life forces and those of the other fallen races of Zelex right now, or at least in the next few days.

“It will take time, it won’t be pleasant, and I need to examine you all thoroughly in your reverted form and fallen state away from the geyser. Starting and arrival points, remember?” She answered their silent question.

“Didn’t you just say no further research is possible?” Br’ey was afraid to sound stupid as well, but the idea of being experimented upon again made her shudder.

“It is, but now that I’m pregnant, I can notice and understand things that in my normal condition I would overlook.” Quylla nodded. “My abilities are more than tripled now, which makes it the perfect moment to collect data.

“I hope you don’t expect me to make babies non-stop just to further my research.”

“I’m all for it.” Morok said with a stoic face. “It’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make.”

“Of course, you would.” Quylla blushed wildly, making the other women chuckle.

“Thanks for being so patient and explaining everything to us, Quylla.” Br’ey said. “We can start immediately, if you want.”

“With Aalejah here, I’d start with you two, if you don’t mind.” Quylla said, receiving noes in reply. “Just to be clear, assuming everything works, I’ll work on Traughen, Trolls, and Goblins last. The order for them doesn’t matter.”

“Why?” This time it was Kamila asking the question.

“Because they evolved from extinct races that have no ties with humanity.” Quylla replied. “There is no one I know who is a Dvergalf or an Odi. Without an arrival point, it will be a matter of guesswork and luck.”

“And thank the gods for that.” Morok said, drawing spiteful glares on himself until he added: “The Odi. I meant the Odi, not your friends. We’ve met those bastards and I wouldn’t repeat the experience for the world.”

“I see.” Syrah sighed. “I’m sorry for them and a bit for myself. If your research ever succeeds, Quylla, we’ll be for them what Ryla is for us now. They’ll envy and resent us.”

“Even if my research fails, I’ve already advanced Ryla’s life force by about three generations of Fomors wearing the Harmonizer.” Quylla said. “It means about 45 years less before the Harmonizer induces a stable life force.

“This, I’m sure I can do for all of you. Maybe I won’t be able to undo your fallen state, but I’ll shorten the time before a perfect member of your races is naturally born.”

“Three generations of children saved from pain, hunger, and imprisonment is already an amazing boon.” Syrah looked at Quylla with new respect and admiration. “But can you really help so many of us by yourself?”

“Damn, I’m the stupidest genius ever!” Quylla tried and failed to jump from her seat. “I hadn’t thought of that. Let’s call her now.” _{fɾeeweɓnѳveɭ.com}