-----
Brisingra's new Aura was surprising beyond belief, the power of Ti and even Spiritual Ti Essence flowed through her, but she wasn't a Ti Spirit at all. I am fairly sure that before, she had no such powers, but right now it seed as if she had been unaware of its growth and further awakening the more ti she spent in this Realm.
When we told her about it, she took a bit to realize her Aura had changed, it seed it had beco sothing so natural to her she was completely unaware for so bizarre reason. Maybe because the Realm itself did it? So it felt as natural as breathing air… Maybe.
"Huh? What are you on about…" she glanced at her own aura and squinted her eyes, she looked confused about our own question, thinking we were talking nonsense.
However.
"I don't… Huh? Wait that's my Aura?! I thought it was my mom's presence that…"
She had confused it with her mother's presence this entire ti?!
What do you an with that, Brisingra?
This girl…
"No, in fact your mother has a smaller aura now…" I said. "What's this? So weird… How couldn't you realize this, Brisingra? Hahah…" I ended laughing because it was a bit unbelievable.
"I think I know what might be happening," nodded rcedes, glancing at her daughter with a slightly worried expression, but still smiling proudly of her strength.
"Brisingra is my daughter. Then as an Ancient Elf, she must've awakened her Ti Magic Affinity by stating in this Realm for so long, which had beco a Realm of Ti. Maybe because she was half-dwarf, this affinity had been dormant, but now, it is fully awakening… and perhaps being half-dwarf too, is what has made her so strong."
"Eh? Really? So I could also wield the Ti Magic you can use, mom?!" Asked Brisingra. "I had no idea! This is amazing! Imagine all the things I could do with it…"
"Well, Ti Magic manifests differently with each person," her mother said. "It probably won't be everything you think it could be… Sorry."
"A-Ah…" Brisingra's hopes quickly pumled.
"But wait a second, I think there's sothing deeper to this," I said. "Yeah she must have awakened her powers and all, but it also feels different… this is not just magic anymore. There's spiritual power within her. As if she were a Ti Spirit, or… half of one."
"Huh? But that's…" rcedes remained in silence for a mont. "Right! I had completely forgotten. But didn't every person in this Realm beca Ti Spirits because we belong to so sort of Record of the Past now brought to the Present?"
"Yeah, kind of," I nodded.
"Then this ans that…" rcedes paused for a mont. "Could it be? Maybe the world… this Realm, is recognizing Brisingra as my daughter. And because I am a Ti Spirit now, as my daughter, she's also becoming one. Her father remains alive in the present, isn't it? Therefore, only half of her is becoming a Ti Spirit, amazing."
"I-I'm becoming a Half-Ti Spirit?!" Brisingra almost fainted. "N-No way, does that ans I won't be able to get out of here? I still want to visit dad and…"
"It's fine," I said. "Nothing bad will happen, Brisingra, calm down. And it's mostly just great news! It ans you'll awaken to greater powers, and beco more attuned with the world as a half-spirit."
"Ooh…" Brisingra nodded. "I-I am not so sure though… but thanks. Anyways, I heard you wanted to talk about sothing in specific, Planta?"
"Oh yeah, let's talk a bit…"
We drank tea made by rcedes as we explained Brisingra what we ca here for, regarding the big battle that was approaching, and everything else, and the dangers that it involved.
"Y-You're fighting against that monster?" she muttered. "But that's…"
"We've prepared a lot," I said. "So I believe we got a decent shot at it… Also Fafnir had showed up again as I told you, but he's been taken care of, permanently now."
"I see… I wish I could've been there… to get back at him," sighed Brisingra. "But well, it's already in the past, I suppose."
"So yeah, we wanted to tell you that," I said. "That's all. We weren't going to invite you to fight or sothing else, so don't worry. I know you want to be with your mother and that's alright with ."
"Uh, are you sure?" asked Rita. "We could really use her help, her barriers and her new ti magic-"
"It's fine," I said, noticing Brisingra was too nervous and insecure. "Unlike Players, Brisingra cannot revive. I wouldn't want to put her into danger anymore."
"Planta…" rcedes looked at with a slight amount of sadness. "Thank you… My daughter might not want to fight, but I do. If you can, I wouldn't mind if you summoned ."
"E-Eh? But mom!" Brisingra complained. "What if you die?! I don't want to lose you a second ti!"
"…I just feel like I need to do this, Brisingra," said rcedes. "It's the least I could do for Planta. And also to fend off such a monstrous evil like rlinus, a man that has even toyed with the power of various Demon Kings, and is trying to beco one himself… It makes feel bad of how terrible we left the world for the present to give birth to such a monster, a human no less, a race that we will nurture into a prosperous civilization in the future…"
"…" Brisingra remained in silence, her hands were trembling.
She was a princess at the end, not a warrior, and I won't force a child to fight a war where she doesn't belong to.
This is our responsibility after all.
"It is alright," I said. "Thank you for your ti, take care. Brisingra, please be happy."
I smiled at her, patting her shoulders.
"Planta…"
She started crying a bit.
Discover hidden stories at My Virtual Library Empire
"I'm sorry…"
"It's fine."
I patted her head, giving her a kiss in her forehead.
"I'm glad you're fulfilled and happy here, so don't worry about a single thing." I smiled at her. "Let's go, everyone."
We walked away without saying anything else.
It was their life, and we had no right to force them to risk it for our sake.
-----
User Comments
0 comments from readers