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Chapter 893 Bath
🕑 Added 2022-08-25 16:43:07 +0000 UTCChapter 893 Bath
Ilea leaned against the wall of the Soul Forge, smiling to herself before she sipped at her ale.
People clapped as Elfie danced with Felicia, the elf not as horrible as she would’ve expected. She wondered if Ben had taught him.
Ilea didn’t miss Celene trying to convince Weavy to dance as well, Walter playing his lute and singing, Kyrian, Trian, and Dale joining in to create a quartet of deep voices. At least they stopped singing Lilith songs, she thought and watched as Keyla rushed over.
“New attempt,” the cook said and handed her a plate.
Ilea had eaten a few kilograms of dragon meat already. The others couldn’t even bite it, Verena now helping out in the kitchen with her fire magic, but Ilea was pretty sure the Elder’s attempts weren’t quite sufficient. She herself didn’t mind the meat. It was tough and the taste was more akin to coal and brimstone, but the mana, the mana was delicious. As if the power of a dragon flowed through her whenever she ate a bite. And if she noticed at all, she was sure there were massive benefits for lower level people. If they could eat and digest the meat in the first place. Her mana was topped off, and she didn’t want to use any spells here to test the meat.
With my regeneration, it’s hardly required. Nearly a hundred thousand per second before even using my Fourth Tier.
“I think you need a forge to cook this in,” Ilea sent, the meat still tough. She ate it anyway, her teeth more durable than the remains of the dragon.
“So, you’ve joined the realm of gods and monstrosities,” the Meadow sent. “How do you feel?”
“Not super different,” Ilea said. “Bit tired honestly. Good, I think. Feels like I crossed an important threshold. It doesn’t feel like I have to run off and fight monsters again immediately.”
“I’m sure you’ll be ready for a fight by the end of the week,” the Meadow sent.
She smiled. “Yeah. Maybe.”
“Question is if you can even find an adequate enemy at this stage.”
“Don’t scare me. There are tons of realms out there, and I have a moon to clear as well.”
“Right. Perhaps that task isn’t quite as impossible anymore by now,” the Meadow sent.
Ilea smiled at Myr Iva, the Mava still a little apprehensive, but closer now, and glancing her way occasionally.
“No new abilities in regards to finding Ascended facilities I assume?”
“Not exactly. Fabric Alteration has an addition in regards to old tears and beings traveling through realms. I could check in Kohr, see if I find anything near the facility Ker Velor blew up,” she suggested.
“It’s worth a shot. I suppose it depends how far back it goes,” the Meadow said.
“We’ll see. I’ll go check it later.” She caught the Fae that zoomed towards her and landed in her hands, a giggling Cless running after the creature.
The girl stopped in front of Ilea and made large eyes. She tilted her head slightly. “You are so bright. Like the sun.”
Ilea smiled. “What do you see?”
Cless just giggled and ran away again, joining the dance.
“Her perception is quite extraordinary,” the Meadow said.
“Yeah. Doesn’t seem like she’s freaked out either.”
“Perhaps she looks at it from a different angle. I believe she can see more of me than most, and more of the Fae. Maybe she’s just used to it, or entirely without fear.”
Ilea smiled at that idea.
“Can you show me your abilities related to cosmic magic later?”
“Of course,” Ilea said. “I can show you the flame too, whenever you feel ready.”
“Already acting like the teacher. Hmm. I can’t say I’m not proud. Annoyed too.”
“Why annoyed?” Ilea asked, sipping some ale.
“Because you didn’t try new things or change your approach. You just went and punched bigger things.”
“Blaming me for the power of evolutions,” Ilea murmured in her mind.
“Entirely your fault. Yes,” the Meadow sent.
“Doing alright?” Felicia asked as she joined and sat down.
“Yeah. Done dancing?” Ilea said.
“For now. Niivalyr is quite lovely. I’ll be sure to tell you know who about it,” Felicia said and smiled. “I don’t suppose I can convince you for a dance?”
“I’m not quite comfortable with my new powers yet,” Ilea said. “In a few days maybe. When I feel settled.”
“I’ll be there, just let me know when you’re ready,” the woman said and linked her arm through hers. “You still didn’t tell the story.”
Ilea sighed, looking at the yellow eyes now squinting at her. She couldn’t help but smile.
“Come on. Once, for everyone,” Felicia said.
“Alright. Sure. Just once, before a dozen songs are made up about it all,” Ilea said and stood up.
Felicia clapped Ilea on her back and smiled. “I’m sure you’re too late for that already. Storytime!”
“Dragonfire,” Harthome spoke when Ilea was done with her retelling. He smiled to himself. “Ah I wish I could’ve seen that.”
“No you don’t,” Walter said from the side.
Ilea chuckled. I have a few fun things about as impressive by now. She didn’t say that of course, not confident enough in her control to show anything off. Fighting massive creatures in an area with kilometers of wasteland in each direction was one thing, using her spells near normal humans was another.
She smiled at the thought of them being normal humans. She certainly hadn’t felt that way back when she had met them. All but maybe Dale’s family, they were plenty normal.
The conversations split up again after that, and the first people soon left, returning to their respective duties or in Cless’ and the Baron’s case, to their adventures.
Ilea stayed to the last, only Walter and Evan remaining, the two talking about dark magic theory. “I’ll be going as well. It was good seeing you two,” she said.
Walter stood up and smiled. “And you, Dragonslayer,” he said with a wide smile, clasping her arm. “I’ll wait to hear about your next exploits.”
“Just don’t believe the bards,” she said.
“Good to see you. And I’ll be in touch in regards to meeting the dragon Garonoth,” Evan spoke as he joined them. “But I must return to my work. So much new information unearthed with every passing week. And you’re not helping.”
“I do have the habit of creating an ever increasing workload for everyone I meet,” Ilea said.
“Opportunities is what you create,” Walter said.
“Which takes work to get through,” said Evan. “Good fortune on your journey, Lilith.”
“And to you two both,” she said and teleported to her room. A bath, she thought and started collecting lava into the basin. Hmm. Might not be safe exactly. She stopped her lava collection and stepped through a gate, appearing out in the northern wasteland. And this is too in the open.
“I’ll be out. See you when I get back,” she sent to the Meadow.
“You are always welcome,” the Meadow answered.
Ilea opened another gate to Kohr. The first place she wanted to check anyway. Flying up, she quickly scanned the desolate landscape before she found a nice medium sized mountain of salt stone. She formed a lance of ash and volcanic glass, the thing growing until it was around five times her size. Charging it with her wings, Ilea sent it crashing down into the stone.
Her projectile dug deep, a tremor traveling through the ground until her spear came to a halt. She flew into the hole and dissolved her weapon. She focused on her Fabric Alteration for a moment and charged it, spreading her arms as a wave of force spread in a sphere around her, pulverizing salt stone, leaving cracks and splinters in the walls of the now spherical chamber. “That’s more like it.”
She landed on the ground and increased her weight, and subsequently her ability to generate heat. Falling to her back, she impacted the ground with a loud crash, debris and splintered stone spreading aside, some unfortunate pieces pulverized below her weight. She sighed and started forming lava, further increasing the size of her improvised bath with a few limbs of ash.
Oh, I could’ve just used Cosmic Deconstruction for all that.
Well. What’s done is done.
The cave walls started glowing as the heat of her ash and lava bath increased, Ilea relaxing in the smoldering liquid as she closed her eyes. Killed a dragon. Brought it to Ravenhall. And now there are hundreds of people working to collect scales, blood, and bones.
That was me.
She smiled to herself and opened her eyes. Raising her hand out of the lava bath, she summoned the Primordial Flame, watching the bright yellow and orange fire move atop her palm. She didn’t really think it was an issue to use her magic back on Elos, but here in Kohr or in Erendar, she just didn’t feel like she had to be careful with testing at all.
There will be so many stories about me.
Kind of want to lay low for a while. Monstrous helps to an extent, but I still show as a three mark at least by now.
She was glad to have made friends before reaching these heights. It wasn’t impossible to connect to new people by now, but her status, her influence, and wealth all would make it more difficult.
Her recent bouts of meditation and reading had provided some perspective, but she couldn’t help but feel relieved that she had reached this stage. Of course there were more monsters out there to fight, levels and stats to gain, but she didn’t think another evolution or major spike was anywhere near. The daughters would provide reasonable growth in the coming months if she kept fighting them, but she assumed that everything would slow down again, now that she was in the thousands.
Not that there isn’t anything to do, she thought. Not having a major reason to kill high level creatures, I could explore my magic a little more. Or get back into archery. Certainly been a while.
She wondered if she could learn about basic enchantments and runework as well. It just never really stood out to her as particularly interesting, but she supposed a major part of that was just the presence of far more important things to do. No wonder the Meadow is such a scholar. Who knows what skills I’ll build up in the future.
Ilea looked through her status and realized she hadn’t spent her core points yet. I hardly understand what I can do with my current abilities. I think I’ll wait until I get a handle on everything. Then I can decide in which Class or stats to invest.
She steamed in her scorching bath for a little longer, falling asleep after a while.
Ilea woke up to pained screeches and the smell of burnt flesh. It seemed a few demons had found the location, some of the braver ones pushing down until they reached the vicinity of Ilea’s bath.
She yawned and stretched, forming her scale armor before she teleported up and out, her wings spreading right after. Now, where was that facility?
She had reset her gate a few times, but remembered the rough direction.
Her wings charged before she shot off into the distance, a glowing streak of burning air left in her wake.
It took longer than she had expected to find the large crater, but she did find it.
Flying down, she focused on her Fabric Alteration, specifically the ability to see where creatures had traveled through the realms. She searched for a few minutes and finally found something strange within the fabric. A small and faded tear, but something about it felt strange. Even though, she had never used this new part of her ability, she could tell that the old scar had been tampered with. To the point where she couldn’t alter it any further.
Paranoid, are we?
She switched into her Sunbound Creation, her ability to affect the fabric increasing greatly. Looking at the broken tear, she deactivated her spell, knowing that there was no way she could affect it. All she knew was that something had once used this specific location in the fabric to travel to another realm.
Doesn’t seem like he used this facility very often either. Or he just didn’t use it to travel through realms.
With what she had learned the hard way in her fights with the blood Oracle and the Meadow, she could guess that an ancient space mage like the Architect would be careful in regards to realm travel.
So much for that idea, Ilea thought as she did another sweep, occasionally using Sunbound Creation to add to her space awareness and manipulation.
She thought about what else she wanted to try out, remembering that the Meadow had asked for a cosmic magic demonstration. She was about to leave when she thought about one of her new abilities.
Maybe I don’t have to be there at all.
Mastery of Ash activated, twenty five copies of her forming out of thin air, made entirely of ash and volcanic glass. She gave them the command to stay and listen, quickly testing a few things.
She found that she could imbue them with new mana and health, but the beings lost their ability to use their spells nonetheless, once the initial resources were used up. She could however give them new commands.
So, how can I effectively use this.
She assigned those who had received her aura skills to go out and hunt one demon each while she thought.
Cosmic Deconstruction I can send to the Meadow. I suppose I can tell all of them to just return to the domain of the Meadow once they use up their initial mana. They can still use the normal teleportation gates. Or I just dismiss them from a distance once I remake them an hour later.
May be helpful to deploy them as monster hunters assigned to Aki. They can perceive their surroundings at least, and they can hear.
She wondered if one of them could beat an Executioner without using a skill. Either way, her copies would be valuable assets to anyone she assigned them to. They could be guards as well, but then Aki fulfills that role well enough.
The True Reconstruction one could travel the cities and heal whoever needs it.
She received a message and smiled.
‘ding’ ‘You have killed [Breaker – lvl 185]’
Which means…
Ilea summoned her notebook and sat down on a chunk of salt rock, hearing the thing crack as she sighed. Not even rock is safe anymore.
Wait, before I waste time on this. She opened a gate to her home and imbued her winged copy to retrieve a random kitchen utensil before returning through the open gate.
The shadow left and returned mere seconds later, bringing a single spoon.
Which means they can go to another realm and stay there.
She took some notes.
- Cosmic Deconstruction – Show the Meadow your powers and listen to its commands, written or spoken. Return to the anchor in the northern landscape and wait if imbued mana is used up.
- True Reconstruction – Travel the lands and work with Aki to find the most efficient way to heal people. Return to the anchor in the northern landscape and wait if imbued mana is used up.
- Embodiment of the Arcane. Hunt spirits with your group in Erendar.
Better not send them back to Icy’s lair… but I could go and look for a different spot where they can gather.
She added the note and looked through her other Cosmic Immortal skills, mostly keeping their tasks the same, adding small additions in respect to their skills. Without the synergies her abilities provided, the separate skills weren’t quite as universally useful, but Limitless Domain and Catalyst Core could absorb some of the damage for example, while Timeless Perception could perhaps distract a spirit for longer with its increased reaction time.
The goal was to build a formation that could hunt Daughters of Sephilon, without her being there at all. Killing them would require the Primordial Flame or either one of her cosmic abilities. She wanted to use True Reconstruction to go and heal people, which left Cosmic Deconstruction, which would stay with the Meadow for the time being.
So Primordial Flame at the back, only coming in when the Daughter was defeated, to burn them away. Or when all the others were destroyed.
All the defensive abilities form a protective circle around the offensive types. Sunbound Creation uses its ability on itself and the other copies if a Fourth Tier spell is used by the spirits. The movement and teleportation types distract the enemy and try to get their attention away from the offensive types, sacrificing themselves if an offensive type is about to be destroyed.
She would have to refine the specifics a little, and she needed a place in Erendar for them to return to. If they even manage to kill a single daughter.
The synergy between her abilities coupled with her resource generation and Class bonuses were what made her so powerful. Ilea didn’t know how strong the individual copies really were. They were made of her ash, in no way connected to her health or benefiting from it, only imbued with a small amount each. The defensive ones had one defensive skill, not all of them like she did. The offensive ones could use their spells until their mana was used up, not benefiting from the various auras or her enormous pool and regeneration. It would likely come down to a few seconds where they could strike, but perhaps that was enough against weaker spirits.
Only one way to find out, she thought and teleported both herself and all of the copies to Erendar.
Comments
Demerval Augusto da Cunha
when ilea and trian find the facility in khor and use it to go back to elos they saw hundreds maybe thousands of realms, so he can pick whatever he wants, if he trys to take elos again it would be for revenge, or bc hes to full of himself. i dont understand why would he do this.
Mark
Rumors that the chocolate chips are actually dragon poop are totally out of context. It's completely sanitary.
G. Harthane
would replace the old copies, might add a scene where she tests it
Collateral_ink
Kinda seems like it would make recruiting more difficult. Just imagine Trian wandering the streets of Ravenhall (soon to be renamed Dragonhall, definitely), going up to strangers and asking, "hey stranger, want to come back to the underground hideout of my cult, I mean organization, and eat a magic cookie?" Not suspicious at all...
Indy
as the story comes to an end we hopefully wont have to suffer an earth arc, i dont know any iskei story that got better by returning to earth. Beside that, why the hell should earth be of importance to the Ascended?
Jessy
Yeah, Garonoth took her to essentially the other side of the globe, she saw the north pole on the flight there. there is no way it was any where near where she normally explores.
Mark
Pretty sure she left it. After leaving, she regretted not taking or better yet burning it but didn't go back.
Mark
[Dragonmoon Cookies - Primordial Quality] - [Tasty, Hot]
Mark
The ocean was far to the east and described as endless, then Garonoth descended and closer to the east the land was dotted with fire. Sounds like north east part of Elos near the coast rather than a new continent.
Mark
How do the clones work for Cycle of Creation and Reality Warp, don't those skills just modify others? Though Reality Warp let's her block teleports but it's supposed to be at the cost of her own teleports.
Blaffey
Would be cool if they made an elixir of the dragon blood and blue moon grass for the next generation of sentinels
Han Pol
So she can basically summon a raid party capable of killing at least one powerful monster. maybe a few more. While she herself can likely trivialize most monsters below 3000 or 4000 and can beat most likely any sentinent creature below 2000.
Bob
I can see cults forming hoping some blood ritual will grant them a portion of liliths power, she is obviously willing to give out power to her dark emissaries, why wont she give us some too.
Carlo Aquino
Garonoth took her to the Eastern Continent. They flew so high that Ilea even saw the North Pole of Elos and they crossed the ocean rather quickly with Garanoth’s speed.
fennek
She hasn't tried to identify them. Now that she gets kill notifications from them, who knows.
AgentFransis
No? She fought the dragon at some random spot in the north north. I don't recall her crossing the ocean.
AgentFransis
Yup. Ilea "totally not a goddess, leave me alone" Spears casually plopping down dragons on mountains and sending ash avatars to heal the sick.
AgentFransis
...They have a unstoppable robot army. Ilea isn't even the prime deterrent. And if you start shit they take your gates. The human kingdoms are irrelevant at this point.
Collateral_ink
So powerful they can't even be identified. Yeah, this is gonna backfire hilariously.
deus vult
ughhh, I meant the navvuun were trying to take out the sun from inside the atmosphere. sorry, but there's a shitload of text and I have no idea why I wrote that in the first place. whatever.
Joel Bullock
Damn she's just not even gonna think about what the future songs/legends are gonna say about Lilith's dark emissaries, blessed with fractions of her immense power
Carlo Aquino
That was the Eastern Continent where she slayed the Dragon. I think Scipio was referring to the dragon as the first thing he has encountered on the Eastern Continent and almost killed him immediately
Julien Fellegara
@Deus Vult I read until you said "Take earth sun from their atmosphere." There, honnestly.. you lost me. 🤣
Collateral_ink
Yeah, I can see Ilea becoming an interdimensional nightmare for all remaining Ascended; probably get to the point they're too afraid to come out of their secret lairs and actually do their questionable science experiments. When Nes succeeds in reviving the Navuun she and Scipio are probably gonna raise them with stories like, "now be a good navuun or Lilith will come and wipe out your whole planet."
deus vult
there's still a chance that an ascendant is trying to take earth sun from their atmosphere. I just don't think it's kar valhor(forgive me for mispelling it). they just have to be greedy enough to not give a fuck about killing people. so they won't care what planet it's from. then again it's a massive undertaking and requires more than one person, but it does give a chance for illea to make a guest appearance on the other show, I think. we also still didn't have cless meeting her parents, that would make for great closure. I hope it'll happen in the future. but author first needs to establish background and characters for what's going around in earth, whether they're dead or not, so they're likely to start writing the other story before illea comes back to earth anyways. if they really did give up on it it's really not certain, but I think there might be a chance we'll just have to wait for it. that's in case there's a system apocalypse going on rn, if not earth probably has no mesh. if the mesh DID mess up with the mana in the local atmosphere and that's what caused earth to develop the way it was, it'll also make some sense. we can assume the mesh was completed which caused a sudden spike in the local mana which caused her teleport, alongside the system apocolypse. then illea comes back and destroys the mesh. hmmm, there's actually quite a lot of credence to thinking that a mesh's construction started causing earth's low mana density. like, earth's civilization is around 2000 years old. which is exactly how long they need to complete a mesh low effort. before that there were myths, and it overrall blends out pretty well. before they need to start building it they need to start collecting mana. and once it was completed everything went to shit, which is adding caos which is what they want. maybe there are entire groups of ascendants taking out suns from other realms, and illea needs to hunt them down one by one. one of them can be earth. Idk.
Joshua Little
Thanks for the chapter.
Collateral_ink
Solid points. I suppose it just seems incomplete and this represents a chance to tie it together; particularly since Harthane has said they want to bring the story to a close soonish. The idea of a System Apocalypse on Earth has merit, and I would love to get the story of that from Harthane if they want to write it. The only real clue we have about her appearance on Elos, that I can recall and that isn't speculation from the Fae, was when she got Core Points in chapter 481. She got retroactive points for actions already taken and they appear to be in chronological order. The first point she got was for "surviving an untouched Arcane Shift." That could be system apocalypse-ish, or it could be something else.
deus vult
there are high and low concentrations of mana accroding to the story. if the concentration is low enough such that it doesn't matter anyways I literally don't see a problem. I imagine space itself also has literally to no mana anyways, like oxygen, so if you want to travel through space you have to get used to the lower mana density. that doesn't prevent earth's population from using mana, what does however is their lower lifespan COMBINED with the low amount of mana in the atmosphere. the fae seems to believe that the reason illea and others got transported is due to a sudden spike in the concentration of mana around the planet. meaning that earth having mana caused a sudden shift in the fabric causing many others to be transported to other realms. while the system is simply how they percieve it anyways. it's not a real thing. it seems the author has canonically established that a system apocolypse is going on on earth. probably on par with their second story "ultrasound berserker".
Julien Fellegara
Third Sun Lilith! :O
hill44
Between the Sentinels and Ilea sending her ash copy around to heal, people are going to start developing an interesting view point when it comes to ash wielders.
deus vult
if everyone says she's a four mark and everyone suddenly sees three, people start questioning whether she's a three mark in the first place. it might lead to quite a lot of stupid people either trying to rip off the accords or outright attack them by "calling their bluff". they don't need to outright attack them, just attack their credibility. people would be quite sassy with them if they think they can somehow get away with it. it can affect diplomacy.
AgentFransis
We already know accidental realm travel happens occasionally due to random fluctuations in the fabric. The Fae explain it in their talk with Ilea. We also know Earth is a manaless realm so it's unsuited for the task.
Collateral_ink
The lack of Mana on Earth is sorta what makes me suspicious. Basically all of Ilea's Eldritch Sewing Circle friends say that's impossible, which makes me wonder if the reason there's "no mana" is because it's being sequestered somewhere. Like in a mesh a sneaky Ascended has been building for 3000 years.
Silver Beard
Isn't there one last Oracle in the Cursed Marshes? Time to tidy up before Erik arrives
AgentFransis
Ilea and the accords have long since established that they are firmly untouchable. The four mark evolution changes nothing in this regard with relation to humanity.
deus vult
earth has no mana, or close to none. I assume they need mana to complete to process, otherwise they could just harvest a star from the literally countless stars out there in the night sky. there's literally an endless amount of them, and the vast vast vast majority of them don't and cannot support sentient lifeforms, or any lifeforms at all. like, why pick a planet teeming with life when almost all of them are empty and lifeless? being able to only find planets with sentient life is kinda funny in my opinion. it's literally quite amazing to find one in the first place, but being able to ONLY do that is just weird. there are countless of planets, but 99.999999% of plants are dead, unhinabitable, and unable to support life. there's also been a mention of them wanting it to be a "safer process". and needing to create a "mesh". I assume a "mesh" is made of mana. so they need a planet with mana. so they're likely to pick a planet with two or more stars supporting it, that's teeming with mana. just so it could survive afterwards. not saying it's not possible, it is, but just unlikely is all I'm saying. as to why they would return to elos, probably for revenge. they want to come back and complete the process out of obsession and compulsion to do so.
hill44
Not to mention the other continent. What little is said about it mentions that its far more dangerous than where Ilea has been to this point.
Zarik0
Yeah with her harmony of ash now, she can spawn a thousand or so of them to assist and use as meat shield and cannon fodder for her 25 avatar "general"/officier/heavy hitter of the army of Ash/Lillith
b
Or, the other Sun the Architect could try to take is Ilea.
Collateral_ink
I've been wondering whether or not the idea that the Architect is going to take another of Elos' suns is a red herring. We know he's going to try to take some sun, because STORY, but everyone seems pretty damn sure it won't be Elos; which makes sense, because why attack someplace that is already potentially prepared to fight you off? However, if it isn't Elos, which sun would make sense? Khor has no sun, Erendar's sun is definitely what I would pick (because there's no one there to complain about it) but doesn't have a whole lot of story tension, which leaves only one potential sun that has story relevance: Earth's. Ilea needing to return to Earth is one of the remaining plot threads left un-examined, and if the Architect has been screwing around on Earth preparing to steal the sun, it could explain how/why Ilea and others like Cless got transported to another realm. Thoughts?
Tequila Worm
Tyfc
GuyMagoo
I would like to see nations try to attack Ilea and her org out of existential fear. Lol
The 49th Khan
Pretty sure Ilea burnt that up.
Julien Fellegara
Arg.. another problem. The spell is to rigid with the way magic work at her level. Leading to a lot of problems. If we think a bit, her clones are just ash imbued with power. So she is already able to make them fly, give them order, create any amount of them she want, hardening them, heating them.. etc. So her spell should be "You are now able to imbu construct with your own powers, heal and mana, and give them complex orders." In fact, in close combat, her ash can already benefict from every spell and passif she has when in her her dominion, AND fly, be moved/teleported. The more i read this spell the more i think it need a profound rethink.
MrGravelord
thanks for the chapter. Isn't the big flesh ball she turned into when attacked by the architect's trap still there? No mention of it though, so maybe someone took it, or the demons ate it...
deus vult
I don't think she should hide her level if it only reduces it to three marks, it'll just add more confusion and people would start to think they were lied to about her reaching four mark. it's not a good idea, if people for some reason think she's actually weak for some reason they might attack and it'll only end up with more people dead. diplomatically I don't see anything wrong with her showing her power unless she wants to hide. and she can't do that now, so yeah.
Monika Djomi
Can all her clones fly ? Reason I asked is way back when she first got the ability she could create constructs of almost any shape and they moved about by floating. Her clones however seemed to mostly walk. So can all her constructs (clones included ) fly?
Monika Djomi
That makes a lot of sense actually
Julien Fellegara
Hey, she should be able to create her usual clone in masse ( the same she used before evolving) and task them to assist the other clone. Should help, they are the same, just without ability.
Jessy
Im amazed she can already do what she can do, she does not have a class dedicated to creating clones of herself, which is what i would think what you described would be part of. these clones are just an afterthought.
BurnNote
Ilea has unlocked passive grinding
Julien Fellegara
So true. And also, instead of creating random 25 each hour, i would have been soooooo hyped with something like: "You can now create one double of yourself each day, inbuing it with 5 slots of skill or passifs of your choice, using to half your max health and mana to strengthen it, with a max of 25 doubles. (0/25)" THAAAT would be awesome. Bah, already good enough. Just that i feel that there is to much restriction and rigidness on this spell at this level.
Viria
Inb4 people start referring to the True Reconstruction Ash copy as the Goddess of Healing's Avatar 😅
Monika Djomi
I am a bit confused. Why does she have to choose between clones to send somewhere? The skill said she can create 25 at a time every hour. It never said she cannot have more than 25 running at a time. She can just create them wait an hour and create another set and another and another untill she has an army and send them to Erandar. That way they do the cleaning while she is enjoying her vacation. Multiple copies of the reconstruction skill goes about healing people and Meadow gets what she wants. All happening simultaneously.
Carlo Aquino
Hopefully she explores the rest of Elos next. There’s still much to see like the Orc tribes and The Vampire Courts
Han Pol
Thanks for the chapter. It will be quite interesting to see somebody interact with one of her "weak copies."
Alsia
Thanks for the chapter :)
Gian
wooh! TYFC~
WarStrider72
Thanks for the chapter boss!
