Chapter 141. What Happened to 1405 Aakifahlynn?

However, she had a feeling she had read about some of those spells before, especially the ones of being able to transform those creatures the way she did.

And that, Aakifahlynn believed, was also true if her life were a recurring story.

Nevertheless, they were skilled and tactical, and they all had a mark embedded on their forehead, like some type of symbol. This mark, a sign of their allegiance and power, was a key aspect of their identity and abilities. In the end, what Aakifahlynn did with her children was otherworldly and had never been done or heard of before.

Aakifahlynn quietly used the bathroom, then made herself another cup of tea while her mind roamed. Demarion observed her; he knew she was processing all the information he piled on her and hoped to the Goddess she did not want to leave.

Setting her tea down after taking a long sip, Aakifahlynn finally spoke, sensing Demarion's growing unease.

She also observed how she could sense him a bit