Weakest Beast Tamer Gets All SSS Dragons novel Chapter 605

Chapter 605: Chapter 605 - Taming Hate

Larissa continued telling Luna everything she had just remembered.

The words flowed slowly at first, then with more fluidity as she described the events. She explained about the mutants’ retreat in more detail after they had made sure they’d gone far away, about the future situation with the ’bad Starweavers’, about the political implications Luna would have to solve little by little. 𝒇𝙧𝙚𝓮𝔀𝓮𝒃𝙣𝓸𝒗𝒆𝒍.𝙘𝒐𝒎

Luna listened in silence, occasionally asking questions to clarify details, but mainly absorbing the information with intense concentration.

When Larissa finished, the room remained silent for several seconds while Luna processed everything she had heard.

But then Luna looked at her directly, and Larissa immediately recognized the serious expression in her eyes that meant her friend had detected something that wasn’t being completely honest.

"All that information is very thorough, thank you," Luna said slowly, "but you didn’t tell us what happened with you specifically at the beginning."

Liora, who was beside Luna on the bed, nodded repeatedly with an expression of wanting to hear more about that too.

Larissa blinked, trying to appear confused. "What do you mean?"

"You fused and disappeared the moment you read Julius’s message. When you realized Ren was with him." Luna sat up more in her bed, ignoring the murmurs of protest from María and Matilda who were trying to keep her resting.

She couldn’t follow as Liora and her had to keep defending the wall, but they wanted to know. All of it...

"What happened in those moments, Larissa? What exactly happened where Ren was?" she asked, slightly blushing.

Larissa felt her cheeks flush slightly as well. She had hoped to avoid the more personal details of her experience, but she knew Liora, Mayo, and Luna well enough to know they wouldn’t drop the subject.

She closed her eyes for a moment, allowing the memories to return with complete clarity.

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The moment she had read Ren’s name in Julius’ letter, something had broken inside her chest. All the time avoiding him, all the emotional defenses she had carefully constructed, had disintegrated in an instant.

The fusion had been instinctive, desperate, driven by a need that went beyond logic.

Her Greater Spiritual Fairy and her Horned Snow Spirit had combined and duplicated within her in a configuration she had never attempted before, forming a wing of light with each of the resulting clones.

But the wings of pure light that had propelled her through the air at extreme speeds hadn’t been the most useful help for the journey.

Rather, her incredibly long jumps had been.

With Larissa elevated high in the air above the wall, visibility was excellent. Each jump had covered kilometers, her fused form harnessing mana with great efficiency to maintain momentum that would otherwise have been impossible.

She had been a blur of speed and light. Everything had happened incredibly fast, but paradoxically, in her light form her thinking that had functioned much faster, made it as if the entire world moved in super slow motion around her.

During those stretched moments, while flying and leaping toward the epicenter of the strange but familiar energy she had sensed, her mind had been a whirlwind of conflicting emotions.

Of course she wanted to know if Julius and the others were okay. Of course she wanted to help if they needed assistance. But what had stressed her most, what had dominated every accelerated thought, had been a much more personal and terrifying question.

What would she do when she finally saw him?

What would she say after years of silence?

What would she feel when standing before him for the first time since that terrible day when he’d had to take away the fragment?

Would there be hatred in her eyes?

The thoughts had swirled in her mind throughout the entire flight, every possible scenario playing out at accelerated speed as she drew closer and closer to her destination.

But when she had finally arrived, when she had seen the scene unfolding below, everything had gone blank.

The image she had witnessed hadn’t been anything she would have expected, even in her worst nightmares.

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