Yuri held Sato protectively in her arms, casting a fierce gaze at the witches gathered in the room.
"I ask that you show more respect to my master and refrain from dragging him into your aningless banters," She scolded, her voice laced with authority.
Ava shifted uncomfortably and muttered under her breath, "Shut up already."
Yuri's eyes narrowed as she turned her attention to Ava. "Excuse ?" She asked, her tone sharp and unyielding.
Ava recoiled, unable to et Yuri's unwavering gaze. "I...I didn't an anything by it," She stamred.
Yuri's expression softened slightly, but her voice remained stern. "My master has not yet recovered his magic as you can see." She said, hinting at Sato's small child-like body, "Show so consideration at least".
Sato suddenly let out a nervous laugh, "Yuri, let's go, that's enough." He said.
"Very well," Yuri responded, striding towards the wall and in an instant, disappeared into thin air.
The rest of the witches just watched, not uttering a word until Yuri was completely gone.
Then Levia broke the silence, "Are you guys sure that was a good idea?" She asked, looking up with her arms tucked, "This was our chance to make him rember his life as the Successor and the goddess alliance."
"I'd rather he doesn't rember," Terafona uttered, which imdiately drew the attention of the remaining witches. "Besides," She continued as she stood up, "I'm sure if he wanted to rember, he would have figured out a way. There's no use stressing about it."
"I hope you're right." Kirah said, resting her head on the table with a huge sigh following right after.
anwhile, outside the gateway. As they walked through the forest, Yuri carried Sato in her arms, cradling him protectively as they made their way back to the village.
"Honestly, those girls are so selfish," Yuri muttered under her breath, her voice filled with annoyance. "If I hadn't co, who knows what they would have done."
Sato chuckled softly. "It wasn't that serious, Yuri," He said. "They were just trying to help."
"You're equally to bla as well, Master," Yuri scolded, her grip on him tightening unconsciously. "Why did you go to the gateway without ?!".
Sato released a frustrated sigh, trying to wiggle himself free from Yuri's grip. "As I said before, it wasn't my fault," He reiterated. "You were unconscious during the evolution, and there was no way I could have woken you up."
Yuri paused suddenly, a glint in her eye as she rembered sothing. "Oh, I almost forgot!" She exclaid, her grip loosening as she shifted her focus to a new topic. "I wanted to show you sothing."
Sato raised an eyebrow in curiosity, wondering what it was that had caught Yuri's attention. "What is it?" He asked, his interest piqued.
Yuri gave him a small smile before continuing to walk, "let take you there." She said, leading him off the path and into the deeper parts of the forest.
As they walked, Sato couldn't help but feel a sense of awe at the beauty of the forest around him. The trees towered above him, their leaves rustling in the gentle breeze. Birds chirped in the distance, and small animals scurried about their business.
Finally, after a few minutes of walking, Yuri stopped in front of a large rock. "Here it is," She said, gesturing towards the boulder.
Sato looked at the boulder, confused. "What am I looking at?" He asked.
'Oh,' Sato muttered, still looking at the boulder, 'Why would she want to show this though, I already know about them?'.
"Master, rember when I told you about the Grim reapers I rule over?" Yuri asked before placing a hand on the boulder.
"Yes I rember, what about it?".
"Well."
Suddenly, the rock began to glow, and Sato gasped as he saw intricate designs and symbols appearing on the surface. It was like nothing he had ever seen before.
"What is this?" He asked, his eyes wide with wonder.
Yuri smiled. "It's a secret domain I created for them," She said. "It's one of the oldest and most powerful spells I can use. The designs you see are the records of all the magic that has ever been used in this forest".
Sato was amazed. "That's incredible," he said, still staring at the glowing boulder.
"Yes, it is," Yuri agreed.
Suddenly, Sato couldn't believe his eyes as he saw the boulder splitting open like a celestial gateway, revealing a blinding light shining from the inside. He watched in awe as Yuri confidently walked towards the light.
"Let show you," Yuri said, beckoning Sato to follow her.
Without hesitation, Sato jumped down from Yuri's arms and followed her inside the boulder. As soon as they stepped into the light, the rock closed behind them, engulfing them in a soft, warm glow.
Sato stepped inside and found himself standing on top of a high rock surrounded by other rocks. The air was cooler than he expected, yet it felt strangely comfortable.
He looked around, observing the walls adorned with shining rocks that emitted a soft magical energy, keeping the cave cool and warm at the sa ti.
"This was why you wanted us to walk to the village rather than teleport." Sato said as he knelt down to inspect the ground beneath him.
"Yes, master," Yuri replied with a smile, standing beside him.
Suddenly, Sato's eyes widened in shock when he saw a group of people interacting with each other, completely naked. His surprise was evident when he uttered, "What the hell?".
Yuri calmly explained, "These are the grim reapers".
eαglesnᴏνel "You've got to be kidding, there's no way, did…they evolve or sothing?" Sato asked, his eyes still fixed on them.
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