Life After Prison

Severin became a seventh-grade alchemist in a little over half a year since entering the sect, putting his abilities on par with that of Daniella’s.

More significantly, the alchemy knowledge from the Alchemy Tower had been passed down on him, thus raising expectations for him to reach eighth- or even ninth-grade in the future.

Numerous alchemists sought Severin’s guidance within the sect.

News of his achievements and potential spread quickly, creating a frenzy among many of the alchemists. Simply thinking about it was enough to tick Daniella off.

Since many of the alchemists in the Alchemy Chamber had no access to Pearl Light Isle, Daniella-in her capacity as an elder and peak master in charge of the Sixth Mountain-found herself burdened by the constant pestering by these alchemists who were eager to learn from Severin.

In addition to winning the first place in the sect tournament, Severin’s outstanding qualifications made the alchemists even more desperate to receive his advice. Fearing they might miss the chance to learn from him once he left for Midland, alchemists swarmed Daniella daily, urging her to invite Severin.

The persistent demands finally pressured Daniella into sending a message to Severin’s token.

Severin could help but find amusement in the situation as he looked at Daniella’s begrudging expression and imagined those alchemists’ endless fervor.

Alchemists valued the direct tutelage of their higher-grade peers, as the training provided might suffice for them to rise to the next grade.

Having recounted everything that happened in the past, Daniella shifted her attention to Selene. As a level nine paragon and a peak master, she could immediately tell that Selene had reached level two supreme saint.

Surmising that Selene was merely eight or nine years old, Daniella asked in a surprised tone, “is she your daughter?”

“Indeed, she is!” Severin affirmed. “Her name is Selene, and she’s only eight years old this year.”

Severin then said to Selene, “Go on and greet Madam Daniella.”

“Hello, Madam Daniella,” Selene greeted with a smile.

The revelation that an eight-year-old was already at level two supreme saint stunned Daniella. “She’s eight years old? And she’s already a level two supreme saint?” Daniella was in utter disbelief at that moment.

Becoming a supreme saint was not particularly noteworthy, and even the revelation that Selene was Severin’s daughter might not be enough to cause a stir.

However, an eight-year-old level two supreme saint was practically unheard of. Daniella, for instance, had just only started training at the age of eight, so the gulf in their talents at the same age were clearly worlds apart!

Selene’s talent defied the laws of heaven!

Following those considerations, Daniella retrieved a delicate little jade bangle from her spatial ring and handed it to Selene. “This is the Dullwater Bangle. It’s a mediocre-quality spiritual treasure with defensive properties. You may have it.”

Intricate etchings could be seen on the blue-glowing bangle, and the spiritual energy emanating from it allowed one to discern that it was an extraordinary item.

Once Severin gave his approval, Selene graciously accepted the gift and thanked Daniella. “Thank you, Madam Daniella.”

Selene’s well-behaved demeanor, coupled with her remarkable achievements, piqued Daniella’s interest. Though she had an apprentice in Emery, the qualities that Emery had placed her on the level of an elite disciple and not that of a prodigy.

Daniella then offered, “I’d be happy to take your daughter under my wing if she doesn’t have a mentor.”Original content from NôvelDrama.Org.

Severin, however, smiled and shook his head in apparent refusal.”

I’m sorry, but that is no longer possible.”