Pioneer Wizard's Notebook

Chapter 86 Glorious Bloodline

Fragrant Street, Iris Herbal Shop.

Grandma Amy, the shop owner, sat in front of the counter, smiling as she watched the bustling scene inside the shop.

At this moment, Wayne and his daughter are reunited after a long separation. He is sitting next to his daughter and gently describing his life at the Sunflower Manor.

Lilina rested her chin on her hands, listening patiently.

He would steal glances at Linde every now and then, curious about the mysterious lord his father had spoken of.

"I'm sorry it took me so long to come back and see you."

"It's okay. Lilina really enjoys living with Kayla. It was my fault today; I shouldn't have gone near the Black Street. I'm sorry, Kayla."

Lilina apologized to Kayla on the other side.

"It's not your fault. Blame your bastard father who just disappeared without a trace."

Kayla crossed her arms, and when she saw Huai En looking at her apologetically, she snorted coldly and turned her head away, not wanting to pay him any attention.

"Feel sorry."

Huai En sincerely admitted his mistake.

Unfortunately, compared to his obedient and adorable daughter, this old acquaintance was not so easy to coax. He hummed and ignored him while the others were making a ruckus.

Lind and Heda were playing dice at a nearby table, giving Wayne space.

Lind rolled three sixes again.

Seeing that Heda's ears were perked up in a hurry, he showed a smug expression and stroked the wolf's ears as a reward.

Then Linde got up and walked to the other side.

"Although I don't want to disturb your reunion, it's time to take the little girl to see a doctor. The effects of the mandrake are not enough to suppress the pain of the cold poison."

"Mandragora? How could that be?"

Kayla froze, looking at Lilina in disbelief.

The latter looked embarrassed and explained in a low voice:

"The effects are actually quite similar; they both relieve pain but don't cure the disease."

To avoid upsetting or worrying her father and sister Kayla, Lilina finished speaking and immediately ran to Lind's side, looking him up and down.

"Should I call you Lord Sunflower?"

Linde told her to sit down and said casually, "Do as you please. Relax and don't resist my magic."

Lilina breathed a sigh of relief, nodded, and closed her eyes: "Okay, Brother Linde, I'm ready."

The little girl is quite brave; she's not afraid of strangers at all. No wonder she dared to go to such a dangerous place alone before.

Linde thought to himself.

That makes sense; without such a strong character, it would have been impossible to endure the torment of the cold poisoning day and night.

Linde looked at the little girl waiting anxiously in front of him and reached out to stroke her soft, ice-blue hair.

It feels cool to the touch, with strands of hair swirling around your fingertips, and a faint magical energy emanates from within.

Linde understood.

This is not the original color of the hair, but rather an external manifestation of severe damage from the cold toxins.

It's beautiful, but also deadly.

The magic transformed into fine threads at his fingertips, seeping into Lilina's body along her long hair.

At the same time, Lind used his Eye of Insight to observe the magical reactions within her body through her skin.

The symptoms of being bitten by an Icefield Demon and suffering from the same cold poison as the Earth-riding follower are somewhat similar, but not exactly the same.

Lilina's bones harbor a chilling poison originating from an ice storm, which permeates almost her entire body.

This is precisely the reason for her suffering.

Under normal circumstances, an ordinary person would have died long ago if the cold poison invaded their entire body.

If this happened in the city, the body would stiffen and the person would die from the cold.

If it is in the wild, it will slowly absorb frost magic and eventually transform into an Icefield Demon.

However, there is a special category of patients.

They contracted severe cold poison from the ice storm, yet they did not die for a long time.

Because it was incurable, it eventually developed into a terminal illness called cold poisoning syndrome.

Lind hadn't known the reason before, but after observing Lilina's body, he now understood somewhat.

Within the girl's blood, a faint golden magical light shimmered.

Like a body guard, it assists the immune system in resisting external cold toxins.

Lilina's mother is related to the Hyacinth family.

The latent power of her bloodline was activated by the cold poison, transforming her body into a battlefield of two magical forces.

While protecting the girl, they were also tormenting her body.

"In that case, I'll lend you a hand."

Linde transformed the magic threads into solar magic, creating a third-party force to assist the radiant magic in its battle against the cold poison.

At that moment, Lilina felt as if she were soaking in a hot spring, her whole body feeling warm and cozy.

The pain that had been lingering for so long miraculously disappeared!

Her pale face visibly regained some color.

"Ah, that feels so good."

Lilina quietly opened her eyes and couldn't help but move closer to Lind, nuzzling her head against his palm.

After a while, Lind withdrew his hand.

"Let's stop here for today. The cold poison in your body is too severe, and your body won't be able to handle it if we try to clean it all at once."

The sun's magic in the north is, after all, an external force, and prolonged exposure to it can cause harm.

In fact, the best treatment is to fully activate the power of Lilina's bloodline.

This is her own power.

While the radiant magic cleanses the cold poison, it also transforms her body, granting her amazing innate abilities.

Unfortunately, Linde currently lacks the materials for modification.

Thinking of this, Linde looked out the window of the herbal shop towards the other side of the city.

There, a tower stands tall, with a golden disc resembling the sun hanging at its top.

Even in daylight, it still radiates a dazzling light.

That is the Sun Disc of Glorious Prison.

It is said to be inlaid with radiant crystals from a dragon, which will forever illuminate the city.

Inside the herbal medicine shop.

After completing a round of treatment, Lilina relaxed and quickly fell asleep. Huai En carried her back to her room.

Linde then looked at the approaching female knight, Kayla.

"Lord of the Sunflower, I never expected the Senlette family to rise to prominence so quickly."

Kayla looked at him curiously, her tone full of admiration.

As a knight of the Radiant Knights, Keira naturally recognized the sunflower, which has a deep connection with hyacinths.

"According to Huai En, your trip to Fengya City is probably not just about picking up Lilina, right?"

Guang Linde nodded and said, "That's right. What do you think of Fengya City now, or rather, what do you think of that power-usurper Jason?"

Kayla's expression was indignant: "It's terrible! The city's security is getting worse every day. For some reason, the high-ranking officials of the Knights are just letting Jason run rampant!"

Linde said, "Just like you said, I'm also curious about the reason, so I came to ask for an answer, and also to bring back some local specialties from Windcliff City."

He took the hyacinth ring out of his pocket.

"I heard that the warden of Radiant Prison, Camilla, the vice-commander of the Knights, is Tinia's aunt. Perhaps this can change her mind."

Upon seeing the ring, Kayla's eyes widened, and she instinctively knelt on one knee.

"I'm very sorry, I didn't know you came in the name of the Hyacinth family."

Kayla's face lit up with excitement as she spoke.

"I knew Miss Tinia was still alive! Lady Camilla will definitely lead the Knights to bring her back once she hears this news!"