Rishi looked at Vinay; he saw a glint in his eyes for a second, but that was hidden the next mont by Vinay. He was unsure what was happening inside Viany's head, but he knew Yakshini was also listening to him and giving Vinay advice.
"Rishi, I think it's a good plan. I can even help you achieve it, but I want fifty percent ownership of the Assassin guild we form; I want to beco a founding mber."
Rishi was looking at Vinay with his eyes wide open. He said, "Look Vinay, it's not that I don't trust you, but we could have different thoughts in the future. I don't want all our hard work to be destroyed due to it."
Vinay sighed when he heard it; he thought Rishi disagreed, but when he heard what Rishi said next, he started laughing like a maniac with Yakshini. The maid, who was far away, felt chills all over her body; she didn't hear their conversation, but these laughs horrified her.
Vinay had heard, "I want 55 percent ownership; co on, it was my idea; you can at least do that much." This made Vinay and Yakshini laugh, as they wanted so ownership to have so influence in the guild, but controlling it was never their main motive. They were satisfied with their 45% ownership.
They shook hands; Rishi felt Viany's hand was icy compared to normal humans, while Vinay felt that Rishi's hand was hard and strong; he smiled and said, "Deal."
Rishi sighed in relief. He was still unsure if Vinay would like his proposal, but now it looked like he was worrying for nothing.
He said, "Vinay, can I talk with Miss Yakshini too? I need to discuss sothing with her."
Vinay asked Yakshini, saying, "She is now weak and can't Manifest; only I can talk to her."
"There must be so way, Vinay; she is very knowledgeable; she might know," said Rishi.
Vinay discussed with Yakshini for so ti before replying, "She has ways, but you can't use them as you are very weak; the best way is to have a ntal World, but it is very rare for soone at our level to have it."
"I have it," said Rishi in a Happy tone.
"What?" Vinay's mouth was wide open; he could not believe what he had heard.
"I am saying I have a ntal world; I am closing my eyes and asking her to enter my ntal world," said Rishi as he sat on the ground in lotus pose and entered his ntal world.
His ntal world had now changed a lot. Before Mother Arin had created it, she had designed it herself, but after she left, it started to change, and now it was completely different. It looked like a torture chamber in hell; shadows all around him looked like they were looking at him and laughing.
Big chains erged from the ground and danced as trees and plants danced due to the wind. The sky was Dark Purple, and three large orbs took his attention, each shining in a different light.
They were encircling the sky in different directions, and when he looked closely at one shining blood-red, he could feel that it looked familiar.
A thought suddenly struck him: "Oh sh*t, it looks like a moon; the other two too. The second one is purple, while the third one is blue; why does it feel like they are alive?"
As he was walking, he felt like he had touched multiple sharp blades. "What the Fuck?" he asked, looking down and seeing that the ground everywhere was covered with long black grass that was very sharp.
He heard so strange sounds from his back, and when he looked back, he saw a lake of black fire, and cries and screams were coming from it. "Holy Shit, Isn't it too scary? Why is my ntal world so terrifying—was I a demon or devil in my previous life?"
He had not even processed everything and accepted it when he heard a strange laugh from a woman. He felt goosebumps all over his body.
"What a beautiful view!" A seductive and sweet voice of a woman ca from above him. When he looked up, he saw a woman figure using his chain as a swing. She was laughing, and from the looks of it, this place looked like a beautiful tourist spot to her.
When Rishi looked closely, and saw that she had a horn on the right side of her face, which made her look like a demon. It was not that big, but it looked scary. When she laughed, her long canines beca visible to him, making her look like a Vampire.
Her eyes were shining blood-red, complenting her long red hair. Her ears were pointy like elves, but they were not as pointy. There were multiple small earrings on each of her Ears; all were circular and had so strange Runes carved on them that shone in a Blue Glow.
Her skin was like a light blue jade, giving her an even more enchanting look. Even with such demonic traits, she looked gorgeous.
Her long dress was also floating when she was moving at high speed in the air, which highlighted her perfect curves, A loose yellow gown with a red border was the only piece of cloth on her body.
Rishi's face was hot and red from watching her; He looked down for a mont before taking a peek again.
A pendant with a Mysterious blue gem shining on it was around her neck; she looked very different from Mother Arin. When he looked at Mother Arin, he felt like he was in the presence of a higher being, and he should bow to her as a sign of respect, but when he looked at the presence of the woman in front of him,
He had no words to express how fearso she was. A red glow ca out of her, taking on the shape of her original. He could only see a very long foot made up of red energy. It was so large that it covered his whole ntal world.
She suddenly stopped laughing and looked at him. There was suddenly a pin-drop silence in his ntal world. The shadows that were laughing and crying were all silent as if they were not there.
The long chains also stopped moving as if they were always stationary, and Rishi again felt like a higher being was looking at him. This ti his whole body was shaking, and the air around him was asking him to bow. His knees suddenly beca very weak, or the weight on his body increased; he didn't know which, but he fell.
Sitting on his knees, his eyes were looking at the ground; he didn't dare look her in the eyes. It was the first ti he felt how scary the Deities were; Mother Arin had suppressed herself and hadn't tried to show him her presence, but the Yakshinin in front of him was not soone who would care about it.
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