The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) novel Chapter 311

Chapter 311: Chapter 311 Her Ally

"Addison, stop overthinking and just tell me what you need me to do." Silas cut in gently, pulling Addison’s mind back to the present when Silas noticed the younger woman’s face turning pale, horror flickering in her eyes. She couldn’t help but pull Addison back from her overthinking.

Silas could see the fear for her children written all over Addison’s face, but she also knew she couldn’t lie or downplay the truth. Addison deserved to know just how special her children were, whether the knowledge comforted her or only deepened her worry.

Addison took a few steadying breaths before meeting Silas’s gaze again. Talking with her was always a challenge. Silas’s attention tended to drift toward whatever interested her most, often throwing Addison off-topic.

Now, after her moment of worry for her children, she forced herself to calm down. Silas, for once, stayed quiet, simply watching her.

"Silas, like I said, it feels like we’ve walked straight into a trap. We have no choice but to use the biochemical weapon in our hands, but doing so will consume this land with Corrupted Energy, leaving it barren. What we fear most, though, is that the Corrupted Energy could turn this place into a breeding ground for demons..." Addison explained gravely.

"So, you want me to come over and purify the land? But don’t you already have the light fairy? Or are you just not confident enough to use its ability?" Silas asked casually, as if it were the most obvious thing in the world.

Addison froze, momentarily at a loss for words. She had considered using the light fairy’s power to purify the land, but having Silas as a backup gave her far more reassurance. Before she could respond, however, Silas pressed on.

"Besides, isn’t your Royal Alchemist already working on a treatment agent? And isn’t your father exhausting every effort to procure a light-attribute mana stone?"

"Say... you can’t leave the Sacred Land right now, can you?" Addison asked suddenly, raising a brow at Silas as if she had just figured out why Silas kept pointing out alternatives.

Looking a little guilty, Silas admitted, "Well... yes. I’ve been preparing for the sacred ritual, which means I need to remain in the temple for the entire month. Until it’s over, I won’t be able to leave and come to your domain." Her tone softened, and she gave Addison an apologetic look.

"Wait... It’s already that time?" Addison perked up. Having lived in the Sacred Land for three years, she was well-acquainted with the ritual Silas mentioned. Every year, Silas would retreat to the throne room where they had first met, shutting herself inside for the entire month to commune with the God she served.

No one knew what was said or what transpired within, only Silas herself.

Addison never understood how Silas survived without sleep or food for so long, but each time the ritual ended and Silas finally emerged, she didn’t look weak or starved. Instead, she radiated even more vitality and seemed younger, glowing with divine energy.

Addison could only assume that direct communion with her God replenished Silas, filling her with so much power that earthly needs like food and rest simply became unnecessary.

"Alright then, I can only look forward to seeing you a month later?" Addison asked expectantly. She knew that after completing the sacred ritual, Silas would be at the peak of her strength, overflowing with divine power.

The people there would no longer see her as an ally but as an enemy. Just imagining it made her chest tighten with dread. ’Would it even be wise to invite Silas back to her palace now?’ Addison thought to herself.

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