Last Wish System

The transformation process was painful for Aiwai, but it wasn’t without benefits for her because she leaped directly to the 2-star Sage Rank.

After disappearing from Aiwai’s house, Liye reappeared in the area where Ange and the others were living inside the Storage Space.

Everyone was surprised when they saw Liye appearing in front of them, but they had doubts about the identity of the person in front of them. Nurvey had told everyone how Yale had changed into an extremely powerful expert in the Kurk Clan, so everyone thought if they were in front of the expert or their friend.

“Father!”

Ange didn’t mind about which identity of her father was in front of her because she loved both, Yale and Liye.

“Little lass, you have grown up, but you are still acting like a kid.”

Although Liye knew about Ange thanks to Yale’s memories, he hadn’t seen her until that moment.

After hearing Liye’s words, everyone understood that the man who had appeared in front of them was the same one who put an end to the conflict of the Kurk Clan, Yale’s past life.

Liye looked to the area where those four were living and created another r isolated area more suited for living being like he did in Aiwai’s house because he felt that it wasn’t good for them living in the normal Storage Space for so long. The new area was more suitable to live in, but it didn’t have any housing like the other one created for Aiwai, and there wasn’t any special barrier protecting the area either.

After the area was created and while Ange continued to hug Liye, the later directed his gaze towards Kermu, Serka, and Nurvey. Liye had quite a good impression of the three of them and thought in helping them a bit.

“Kermu, you helped Yale a lot in the past. Thus, if you want, I will give you some pointers regarding the control Space Law.”

Liye hadn’t reached the point to take Kermu as his disciple due to his relationship with Yale, but he felt that giving him some pointers was still alright since Kermu was talented in the Space Law despite his young age.

“I will be glad to hear Ancestor’s pointers.”

Kermu had heard from Nurvey about the incredible control over the Space law that Liye had, so he didn’t dare to reject that chance. He believed that a mere pointer of Liye would be as helpful as ten years of training under Krienek’s guidance.

Of course, Kermu’s guess wasn’t right because there was no way that a single pointer of Liye was equivalent to ten years of guidance of Krienek. Kermu’s guess was underestimating Liye too much.

“Nurvey, you don’t need any guidance since Revgen is already teaching you, but I see that you only excel in one part of the Life Law and you lack a lot in the other. That is a similar problem that Revgen met in his youth, and he only managed to understand the other part after being a Law master. Thus, I think that I can help you a bit with that to avoid you wasting that much time. Take it as a gift of an old friend of your grandfather.”

Although Revgen guided Nurvey very well, Revgen wasn’t talented as a teacher and only taught her based on his own experience which was also leading Nurvey to the same mistakes. Revgen corrected them later on, but in Liye’s eyes that was a waste of time since the mistakes could be avoided from the start.

Nurvey bowed to Liye in reply. She had heard from Revgen how impressive Liye was and understood that a gift from Liye was something with a value that couldn’t be measured.

“Serka, you also helped Liye a lot, but are too weak. Your talent isn’t bad, and after the improvement in your bloodline you have great prospects, but for someone like you, just some pointers won’t be useful. You need a more constant guidance.”

Kermu was genius rarely seen in the Kurk Clan, and Nurvey was someone who even Revgen valued, so Liye felt that they would benefit a lot from the pointers. However, although Serka was talented, she couldn’t compare with the other two and Liye didn’t have too much time which provoked that he couldn’t teach her in the long term.

With correct guidance, she wouldn’t be worse than Kermu or Nurvey, but the other two already had great foundations thanks to their training with Krienek and Revgen.

Serka lacked that foundation and giving her pointers about the control of a Law to someone without a good foundation was too dangerous for the one listening as it was almost sure that the person would lose the control of the Law which was practically sure death.

As for giving pointers of anything of a lower level, Liye wouldn’t do it. He was a legendary teacher, and even other Law Gods learned something from him. Thus, there was no way he would lower himself to explain the basics to someone who wasn’t his disciple.

“Ange, take Serka as your disciple. You will be in charge of teaching her from the basics until she turned an expert.”

Although Liye knew that his daughter was useless for battle due to her personality, she was very good at helping others, and she had taught healing to a lot of people before she reincarnated.

After all, healing someone would only heal the injuries at that moment but teaching that person how to heal would let that person heal any other injury including those from others.

Serka didn’t know how to reply to that because although she knew of Ange’s identity, Ange’s power at that moment wasn’t something remarkable.

Of course, Serka liked Ange as if she was her own sister in the same way that she thought of Yale as his little brother despite being only cousins, but from liking someone to thinking that such person was suitable to teach her, there was a long way.

“Father, currently I am too weak. I only recovered my memories recently, and I think that I can’t teach her very well.”

Ange understood the thoughts of Serka, so she decided to speak first to avoid putting Serka in a difficult situation.

“Weak? True, you are still too weak right now. How can you be this weak given your age? Aren’t you my daughter?”

For Liye everyone who wasn’t a Law Master was akin to an ant, so he didn’t notice that Ange’s power wasn’t suitable to teach Serka.

“I am sorry…”

Ange seemed sad for having failed to her father’s expectations. Liye wasn’t trying to blame her; he was only surprised that Ange was so slow at training.

“Don’t worry, most of the fault was to the seal of your memories and that stingy Roanmad Clan. If it wasn’t because the Nacesai Academy maybe you wouldn’t even have reached the Novice Rank before turning sixteen. To think that I took their ancestor as my disciple because I felt that there was some fate between us. Although the Roanmad Clan’s existence was useful for my reincarnation, they treated us very bad. They even ended joining the True Empire, what a disgrace.”

When Liye remembered about the Roanmad Clan and the lacking conditions to train, he understood why Ange was still that weak at her age. As for the Roanmad Clan, Liye was greatly disappointed with them, he had high expectations for them when he had taught their ancestor, but after the ancestor died, the Roanmad Clan turned into a big trash of clan in Liye’s eyes.

Ange hadn’t stopped hugging Liye in the whole time until she felt something weird on her body when she was so surprised that she couldn’t avoid stopping.

Liye felt that she was too weak, so he increased Ange’s level directly to the 8-star Master Rank.

Usually, forcing the level up of other would be dangerous and damage their foundations, but Ange was a reincarnated expert who had recovered almost all her memories, so in her case increasing her power until that point wouldn’t have any side effect.

“Now you can teach her without problems.”

Ange and Serka didn’t reply after that; there was no reason for complaining since someone who was almost at the peak of the Master Rank and was a reincarnated expert could teach someone at the Apprentice Rank without any problem.

“Kermu, come with me, I will give you your pointers now. I don’t have too much time, and I still need to eradicate the True Empire later on. Nurvey, when I finish with Kermu, it will be your turn.”

Kermu obeyed and followed Liye and returned alone after half an hour. It had been just half-hour of teaching, but the pointer Liye gave to Kermu allowed him to have an enlightenment about the Space Law. Not only Kermu’s comprehension of the Space law increased a lot, but his level had also soared until the 1-star Expert Rank.

At that moment, Kermu understood how much he had underestimated Liye’s teachings.

Once Kermu returned, Nurvey walked towards the area where Liye was waiting. The duration of the teaching season was of the same length as Kermu’s, but her improvement was even higher than Kermu’s.

That was because Nurvey also had an enlightenment, but it wasn’t about the Life Law but the Life Essence.

With that comprehended bit of Life Essence, her supporting power and healing power increased until a point that most experts at the grandmaster Rank in the Imperial Family couldn’t compare with her.

Of course, her level also increased as she reached the 3-star Master Rank, which was an extremely huge improvement for her.

Liye was extremely satisfied after teaching Nurvey because he had always liked to teach talented kids and one capable of having enlightenment about an essence while being at the Practitioner Rank was a type of kid that he would accept as his disciple. In fact, if it weren’t because she was Revgen’s granddaughter, he would have already asked her to become his disciple.