Supreme Magus novel Chapter 3332

Chapter 3332 Hammer and Anvil (Part 1)

"Yes! One hundred times yes!" Kamila accepted the Camellia and threw her arms around Lith's neck, kissing him with passion.

"One hundred children is a bit too much." He said after their lips finally parted. "I say we take things slowly and put a few years between pregnancies."

"I didn't mean- Who cares. She giggled like a little girl, kissing Lith again.

He gently swept Kamila off her feet and carried her to the bed while she still clung to the Camellia.

"The buds represent Elysia and our baby boy, right?" She asked.

"Correct. I would have engraved her name, but leaving the other space empty felt like jinxing myself. I'll do it once we've chosen a good name for him."

"I was expecting a hot, sweaty night of sex and instead you have outdone yourself and made me the most romantic gift ever." Kamila's eyes were misted with tears of joy.

"The two things aren't mutually exclusive." Lith said with the pensive expression she knew was his perverted face.

"Pervert." She blushed. "Why did you kneel like that?"

"Because I've always regretted not being the one proposing to you and this kind of makes up for it. Don't you think?" Lith asked, his face only millimeters away from hers.

"It does." She swallowed hard. "What's next? The Dragon and the Maiden? The Professor's private lessons?"

"I'm all for roleplay." He nodded. "What about the Supreme Magus meets his hot wife?" "That's a part I was born to play."

After giving Lith a daughter and while carrying his son, Kamila was the most beautiful woman in Mogar to him. Even if gods were real and the goddess of beauty descended in front of him, Lith would have not looked at her twice if not to kick her out of the room.

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Solus' room, at the same time.

"Mom, are you alright?" Solus asked through the bathroom door.

"I'm fine, sweetheart, I'm just taking a bath." Menadion replied.

"It's been an hour since you got in. I was getting worried." _{freeweɓnovel.cøm}

"It's been seven hundred years since the last time I felt hot water on my skin and soap on my hair." Ripha said. "It would be weird if I didn't take my time to enjoy this moment, Ep- Solus. I'm home. I can't believe I'm finally back home.""

"That's my point." Solus nodded just to call herself stupid since Menadion couldn't see through the door. "I still can't believe you are back and whenever I don't see you, I get

scared you might have disappeared again."

"Don't be silly, dear," Solus' worry moved Ripha and the sweetness in her voice showed it. "Why don't you come inside? I don't mind company and there's no need to keep yelling." "No, thanks. I'll wait." Solus blushed and this time was glad for the door's obstruction.

'I'm not a child. I won't take a bath with my mother.' She thought. Also, knowing her, Mom's perfectly capable of doing something rude like conjuring a scale and start keeping track of my weight.'

"I'm done, Solus. What did you want to talk about?" Solus had just sat on the bed when Menadion came out of the bathroom wearing a towel on her head and nothing else.

"Mom, what are you doing?" Solus asked in embarrassment.

"I'm dabbing my hair. Isn't it obvious?"

"Why is Elina different?" Menadion asked.

"Put some clothes, dammit!" A wave of Solus' hand and the Skinwalker armor slipped

back on her mother. "Why, you ask? Have you seen her?"

Solus conjured a hologram of Elina hugging, kissing, and clinging to her children no matter their age or the embarrassment she caused them in public.

"Oh, yeah. That." Menadion almost chuckled at the sight of Lith, Rena, and Tista squirming their way out of Elina's clutches.

"If she didn't treat me like that, I would feel left out." Solus fiddled with her hair. "You instead are always cool and collected. In all the memories I have of us working at the

Forge you treat me-"

"With detachment." Menadion completed the phrase for Solus and sat on the bed. "But

only because you asked me to do it."

"I did?" Solus asked in confusion.

"You took pride in your talent and refused anything that might have been misunderstood for preferential treatment. You asked, or rather, ordered me to treat you like the rest of my disciples." Ripha started tormented her hair just like Solus.

"I treated you coldly because I didn't want to anger you. That's all." "Good gods, I was a terrible daughter! I'm so sorry, Mom." Solus held Menadion tight.

"Don't be sorry, Epphy, it was my fault. I was a terrible mother." Ripha tentatively returned the embrace. "You spent the years after Threin's death trying to shake me out of my depression and reconnect with me but I always turned you down."