Vaan tightly closed his eyes as he prepared his mind for more fragnts of mories that were about to be flooded into his brain.
'I am Christopher! I am from Earth! I am 31 years old! I am Christopher! I am from...'
He continued to chant these sentences in his mind, the white light continued to heal his body, his body was practically bathing in comfort, it was so relaxing that Vaan almost lost control over his body and was about to sleep.
However, he quickly bit his lips to keep himself conscious.
He wouldn't fall for it.
Soon, his body got used to this comforting feeling, no, sothing was wrong. There was no way this sense of comfort would suddenly feel weak just because his body got used to it.
Vaan opened his eyes and noticed that the intensity of the white light had decreased a lot.
The white-robed n sitting in front of him opened their eyes, then, they glanced at Astra and,
"Young Master Vaan should be perfectly alright now."
'Huh?'
Vaan frowned in confusion.
It was over?
But the fragnts of mories that he was so scared about never appeared? Only a part of them appeared, but he still does not recall everything. So how did it end? Did the magic fail? No, the expressions the 3 white-robed n were making weren't of people who had failed and were trying to con their clients.
"Vaan, how do you feel?"
Astra questioned.
"I… I do not…
I only recall a few things, I think the magic stopped midway." Vaan answered honestly.
"That is incorrect, Young Master Vaan. If the magic had stopped midway as you said, your body wouldn't have healed completely either. The Magic related to mory and the mind can be complicated.
If we flood your mind with all the mories together, it might harm you. You will automatically recall everything in parts after so ti. I recomnd you read books and broaden your horizons. Reading is a good way to train your brain, the stronger your brain is, the smoother the process of mory recovery will be."
One of the white robbed n spoke.
"Then… does that an I will get to keep my current personality if I read and train my brain?" Vaan questioned after a mont of hesitation.
He wanted to figure things out on his own, however, right now, the stakes were too high. A chance to stay with his mother in a completely new world, he couldn't take any risks.
"That is difficult, Young Master Vaan."
The white robbed man, however, didn't have a clear answer.
"The mory you want you recover is the mories of the ti you spent in the past 20 years, the personality you created in all those years would definitely be more powerful than your current personality that has only been created for at most a day."
"So it all depends on the amount of mory I have in my mind, the higher one wins?"
"Well, that's a crude way to put it. There are so other theories and things to consider but in the main essence, you are not wrong."
The white robbed man nodded.
Vaan smiled inwardly.
Heh, to think he would be this lucky.
This body was only 20 years old, he, on the other hand, had 31 years of mory in his mind, his personality, it should be stronger than the 20-year-old personality.
ραΠdαsΝοvel Vaan then glanced at his reflection in the nearby mirror, then, he looked into his golden eyes and,
'I do not know how I got into your body, but,
I will be taking over your life now.
I apologize, but you can only bla yourself for getting entangled with a selfish jerk.'
Vaan's decision was now stronger than ever.
"Of course, if you do train and strengthen your brain to a certain extent, there is still a decent chance that you will get to keep a part of your current personality."
The white-haired man who thought the Vaan was disappointed because of the lost expression that had appeared on his face, replied.
"I understand. Thank you for your help, Sir Healer."
Vaan nodded.
Hearing those words, the 3 Healers seed quite surprised. Soon, however, their expressions returned to normal. They all nodded, then, they left the room after saying their goodbyes to Astra.
"Mother."
Vaan called out the mont the healers left the room.
"We have a library in our Mansion, correct? I want to read more books."
"You seem pretty determined."
"I promised you, didn't I? I will not change even after I get my mories back. You are now stuck with , mother."
Astra chuckled as she patted Vaan's head.
She didn't know if what she was doing was correct or not.
Her son lost all his mories and now had a completely different personality than before. It wasn't wrong to say that the child in front of her was not her son but soone else. As a mother, she should be wishing for her son to regain his previous personality, the personality of her own, actual son.
However, these past few hours that she had spent with her son… honestly, these past few hours had filled her heart with so much warmth that she couldn't even describe it.
The look in Vaan's eyes as he glanced at her. That love and longing in his eyes, it was sothing she had never seen in Vaan's eyes before.
Honestly, it didn't feel like Vaan was a child who had lost his mories and had a completely blank mind, it felt like Vaan's new personality was soone else, a soone who was filled with nothing but love and longing for her and not only that, she felt a strange bond with this 'soone else', a bond that shouldn't have been ford in re few hours.
It was as if… she had been raising this child for ages but they sohow got separated from each other.
Astra didn't know what to do,
It was a battle between heart and brain.
But after long consideration, her heart won,
"There is a better way to strengthen your brain and keep your personality."
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