Supreme Magus

ou die again.

”I ’m here to ask you to stop this pointless struggle.
You ’ve done enough. ” After Lith ’s years as Ranger passed, there wasn ’t a single bone intact in his body.
”Come with me now and you ’ll be free. ”

Carl couldn ’t take it anymore and hugged Lith, stopping the process.
Lith returned the embrace as all of his senses told him that the person in front of him was really his brother.

”What if I choose to stay? ” The joy from the reunion didn ’t make Lith forget what was at stake in the real world.
The clash of metal and the death throes were a constant reminder that the Mindscape existed only inside his head.

”I ’ll stay with you, like always.
I ’m your brother, after all.
Yet when you die, we ’ll both either be sent somewhere else or remain on Mogar if one of your crazy plans succeeds. ” Carl said.

”We? ” Lith asked, looking at the chain connecting them as if he saw it for the first time.

”Yes.
I ’m not giving up on you, just like you never gave up on me.
Not even death can keep us apart.
Whatever you choose, I ’ll be right by your side. ” Carl said.

The choice tore Lith apart.
On the one hand, being reunited with his little brother was all he had prayed for since the day Carl had died, the reason why he had unwittingly started the journey that had led him to Mogar.

On the other hand, Lith could feel through the mind link Solus ’s desperate fight and her worry about his condition.
Being so close to Mogar, allowed him to hear the voice of Kamila, who had noticed his contact rune on her contact amulet fading away.

He could hear her begging him to fight.

”Whatever you decide, be quick.
There ’s a limit to how much I can accelerate your brain to alter your perception of time. ” Mogar waved her hand, showing the battlefield to Lith.

Everything had happened in the split second when his eyes had blinked, yet they were starting to open up.
Lith watched at the sea of enemies in front of him moving in slow motion, each with one or more wailing souls desperately clinging to their bodies.

Looking at himself from the outside with Death Vision, Lith saw for the first time the army of wandering spirits that followed him everywhere he went.
He didn ’t need to ask any questions to understand their purpose because now he knew the truth.

He was one of them, yet he had succeeded in having another shot at life.

The spirits clung to him because one way or another, Lith was their only hope to either return to life or at least get revenge.
Just like it had happened against Night ’s army or every time he conjured the Demons of the Darkness.

”You are right.
Mogar is indeed a cruel place.
If I were to stay here, there ’s no telling how much pain and suffering I ’m going to endure.
On Earth, I was just a civilian like any other while here I ’m an Archmage.

”Even if I leave the Griffon Kingdom, I would be forced to deal with problems like Thrud, the Master, and the Undead Courts. ” Lith hugged his brother, weeping warm tears of joy.

”You have no idea how much it means to me to see you again.
Knowing that you don ’t hate me for what I did to that poor excuse of a father. ”

”I could never hate you. ” Carl returned the embrace and wept as well.
”Everything you did, you did it for us.
My whole life you have been my only family.
You have been my father, my mother, and my irreplaceable brother.

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