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Chapter 235 Hecate: These two are having an affair!
Chapter 235 Hecate: These two are having an affair!
For ordinary mages, dark magic is a type of magic that is quite difficult to control. If it is not controlled properly, it can easily harm the people around them and their own bodies, and it can also affect the spellcaster's mind. Therefore, it is not wrong for Hecate to go to Rune's side to absorb the overflowing dark magic, but should we take a look at who is sleeping in the workshop?
Not good at accepting others' kindness and not wanting to bother others, Raven chose to live in Rune's workshop. Raven was originally skilled in using dark magic, and Sannomiya's bloodline allowed this girl to easily control dark magic.
The other, and the last, person to live in the Rune Workshop is Hecate, the goddess of magic, who embodies the concept of magic. She is the one who drew the dark magic from the main universe, so she naturally has no need to worry about being affected by dark magic.
Rune scratched the back of his head, pondering questions such as whether the raven burrowing into his bed could see through Hecate's clumsy trickery. This clearly involved the raven's strange feelings for him.
He had long noticed that Raven seemed particularly close to him. When Raven first came to Kent Farm, Martha was especially fond of this beautiful and delicate little girl. She was even willing to kick Jonathan out of her bedroom so that Raven could sleep with her, but Raven refused and instead wanted to sleep with him.
Rune naturally refused; he was 17, a hot-blooded young man, and something embarrassing could easily happen. However, considering Raven's insistence, Rune eventually let her sleep in his workshop. Coupled with Raven's previous reactions, he felt he needed to have a talk with her.
At this moment, Raven was tucking herself into the blanket, with only her hair showing.
"Come out, let's talk after you change your clothes." Rune got out of bed, turned his back to the raven, and picked up a Kamar-Taj magic book that he had left on the table some time ago.
Raven cautiously peeked out, and after discovering that Rune wasn't watching her, she didn't know whether to be angry or relieved. She quickly took the opportunity to change her clothes.
"I've changed." Raven pursed his lips, waiting for Rune's reaction.
Rune turned to look at Raven, who stood before him. The hems of her black wide-leg trousers covered her shoes, like a raven's folded wings. Beneath her black trench coat, a glimpse of deep blue was subtly revealed. Perhaps in her haste, the top two buttons of her dark blue shirt were undone, making Raven's exposed skin appear exceptionally fair against the dark backdrop of her clothing.
Rune was pleased with Raven's attire, but disliked that two buttons were undone. So he approached and personally buttoned Raven's shirt, muttering things like "girls should respect themselves."
But after tying it, he inevitably had to look Raven directly in the eye. At this moment, Raven's cheeks flushed slightly, like a rose blooming in the snow, with a hint of awkward panic. Even the tips of her ears were red. Her lips were pursed, and her eyes revealed an emotion that Rune had never seen before.
Seeing the raven like this, Rune, who was about to speak to the raven, automatically changed his tone to concern: "Did you dream about anything last night?"
Rune himself didn't know why this was happening. He had intended to have a proper conversation with Raven about her strange feelings for him, but what came out of his mouth turned out like this. Of course, the question Rune raised was also very important. If he himself had been approached by Sannomiya, then logically speaking, Raven should also be under Sannomiya's watchful eye.
The raven sighed in disappointment, then whispered, "No, I slept very well last night."
She didn't dare tell Rune that she had indeed been absorbing the volatile dark magic around him at the beginning of last night, but as she absorbed it,
She fell asleep, but she shouldn't blame herself; it was just that Rune's magic was so reassuring that she fell asleep so quickly.
Rune nodded, and then the two of them fell into a speechless state. The scene was too awkward, so he made an excuse to go cook and left the room.
But at the last moment before stepping out the door, Rune turned back to Raven and whispered, "This outfit looks great—" Before Raven could reply, he continued sternly, "Underage age, you're forbidden from engaging in any of that so-called romantic stuff. Right now, your most important concern is magic!"
After saying that, he left directly. Just as Rune was about to leave the workshop, he encountered the last person he wanted to see at that moment—Hecate.
She glanced at Rune, looking him up and down. Because he hadn't changed his clothes before falling asleep, Rune's clothes were quite wrinkled, but Hecate had clearly misunderstood.
"Last night was truly a wonderful night—" Hecate deliberately licked her lips, "With such a beautiful woman by your side, did you do anything, um, this and that, or anything like that?"
As she spoke, she made a rather obscene gesture. As a woman who had once married Hades, she naturally knew about matters between men and women. Moreover, since her ex-husband was a Greek god, she knew a great deal, and her tastes were far more extreme than those of ordinary humans.
Faced with Hecate's teasing, Rune stared coldly at her, then feigned curiosity and asked, "I didn't do it, but I'm curious about something. As the embodiment of magic, you are noble and beautiful, so why did you lose to Persephone? In the myths passed down among mortals, it was Hades who took a fancy to Persephone and forcibly abducted her back to Hell. What are your thoughts on this?"
He had expected Hecate to break down, but instead she sneered.
"It seems mortals know very little about Hades," Hecate said expressionlessly. "That man is shrewd and calculating, willing to use any means necessary to gain his own advantage. He would never be swayed by so-called emotions. Persephone was also a pitiful person; King Lonely didn't kidnap her for any love reason—"
At this point, she became somewhat disheartened. So many people had pursued her back then, but she had been blind to choose Hades. When she was imprisoned, she had even considered whether choosing Poseidon or Zeus would have been better, but now Hecate felt that she should not have chosen the Greek pantheon.
Rune nodded thoughtfully. Hades had once hinted that Wonder Woman was his and Hippolyta's daughter, but given that he had tried to kill Wonder Woman, this possibility was very small. Moreover, this incident also proved that Hades was an ambitious and ruthless god.
However, Rune still warned, "You'd better not try to sow discord between me and Raven, otherwise—."