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... known it will come to this...' Arnold let out a dry laugh.

There was no reason to look at her status since his warrior sense was enough to tell him she was infinitely more powerful than before.

Does divine power make this much of a difference?

The same scorched earth was now filled with thousands, if not millions of flowers.

'At least I know now that she doesn't have White Aura like Arthur.'

That would've been more troublesome even without Oriel's soul in ...

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