Knights and Magic Wand
Chapter 364 - 364 176 Magic Wand_2

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Leon dared not doubt Miss Pope’s judgment and planned to check himself in the mirror later, lest he had unwittingly shown a face “addicted to the beauty of women.”

Having learned his lesson, he decided to abstain from lust for a while.

With a beautiful companion and a fulfilling life surrounded by brothers, it would be a huge loss to die prematurely due to indulgence.

Bending down to sit back in the chair with a stern expression, he turned to Lola to discuss serious matters.

“There’s something else I need to tell you.

I’ve heard recently that the army that initially occupied Rolannar may have withdrawn.

I plan to go east soon to investigate.

Sorry for the delay due to various things, but now I should fulfill our agreement.

However, I’m not certain whether this information is true.

If Rolannar is still occupied by the Kantadar people, entering might not be easy.

Are you coming with me this time, or will you wait in the tower for definite news?”

Lola had already followed his gaze and was clear about this intelligence; moreover, she had confirmed many things she wanted to know about him recently and did not plan to continue sneaking on him.

“Let’s go together; it might be good to follow you and see.”

Leon nodded, but as the moment approached, he hesitated and couldn’t help asking, “Lola, may I ask you a question?

Of course, it’s okay if you don’t want to answer; I’ll still keep my promise.”

“You may ask, as I also have a question for you,” Lola nodded.

Reassured by her permission, Leon voiced the doubts that had quietly troubled him, tentatively asking, “Given you are the Holy Prophet Illaril, recorded by the Church, do you now intend to return to the Great Temple to bury your remains…

perhaps planning to truly resurrect using your body from before?”

“Who knows, I can’t answer that question right now,” Lola shrugged nonchalantly, “What exactly needs to be done after getting there, I’ll have to see; I might have to use my body for some necessary measures.”

“Measures?”

“Yes, I can only hope it won’t be too terrible.”

Leon raised an eyebrow, sensing something subtle in her words, implying she might need to handle some trouble.

Lola looked at Leon, “I’ve answered your question, now answer mine.”

Leon nodded, “Go ahead, I’ll be honest.”

Not needing any exchange, Leon didn’t feel there was anything he needed to hide from Lola.

Lola leaned over the bed, asking curiously with hands like playing piano keys, “…

Leon, it’s time to talk about you.

Would you mind telling me, before entering that deceased boy’s body, exactly where do you come from?

And who are you really?”

…A foreign language never heard in the exchange of consciousness…

Strange characters never seen in books…

Familiar…

bedtime stories…

Under her seemingly calm expression, Lola’s heart tumultuously anticipated his response.

In this state within the tower, she had the ability to directly read his soul, but if possible, Lola would never want to do that…

Hearing Miss Mage straightforwardly ask, Leon was jolted.

Well then, starting with such a heavy question, but Leon had been waiting for this day for a long time.

“It’s a long story, or perhaps, a short one…” he shrugged sitting back in the chair.

Had it not been for various urgent matters before, he might have voluntarily revealed his true origin during their talks.

After all, from the beginning, Lola knew he was not the true hunter’s son “Leon,” so he had nothing to hide from her.

Especially since he now knew from the Magic Guidebook about an entire wise race that had “crossed over” and left this world, Leon felt that his own situation might not seem too unusual in Lorelette Mage’s eyes.

You see, under the Summoning Spirits in the Guidebook’s index, there’s clearly a discipline titled “Different Plane.”

“My homeland is a world similar yet starkly different from here…where do I even start?

I don’t even know if it lies within the same ‘Universe’ as this land.

Oh, what you refer to with knowledge of the ‘Void Star Realm,’ in my homeland it encompasses everything above, below, and through time…”

Describing the small blue celestial body of his last life in that universe, Leon talked about his unremarkable past life.

“…Just like that, as you once guessed, I’m just an ordinary person who, one day, woke up here in your world, sharing this young boy’s body with you, and the rest you already know.” Leon admitted, relieving a long-held breath.

Regrettably, he had hoped to see surprise and curiosity on Lola’s pretty face.

Even proudly explaining his hometown’s science and technology, busy streets, skyscrapers, supercities, guns, nuclear weapons, and spaceflight…he saw no special reaction on Miss Mage’s face.

Not even as much as when he once discovered his slack progress in magic studies.

Quietly failing to impress, he felt a bit regretful, but after fully disclosing himself to Miss Mage before him, Leon felt strangely relieved, as if he had let go of something.

Even though he valued this life’s ties far beyond the memories of his past life, in the quiet of night, he couldn’t help but often miss his parents, and even the annoying sister he grew up with, arguing and bickering all the time.