The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

Felix's letter was rambling, but it was packed with information.

As for the aftermath of the villagers' situation, Viner handled it well; the main issue was with the two demons.

Tissa really hadn't expected that Felix would revert to the Sword Demon due to the time reversal.

However, even after transforming back into the Sword Demon, he was still able to maintain a certain degree of individuality, proving that they were not the same person.

This is excellent news.

As for whether Felix will revert to the Sword Demon due to time magic, there's no need to worry.

After all, if we can find the root cause, we can find ways to prevent it.

The idea of ​​forging demonic blood and soul into weapons was probably an attempt by Viner.

If this can seal the demon, that would be great. If not, we can wait for them to return and bring the Demon Blood Soul back to the academy.

After considering it for a while, Lisette looked at the second letter.

The second letter was also very full, but the handwriting was much neater, clearly the girl's handwriting.

In her letter, Listy detailed how Vena deduced the village chief's identity and the details of the last two battles.

The record is so detailed that it could even be preserved as a dossier.

At the end of the letter, Lisette expressed her gratitude to Tilisa, admitting that without Tilisa's careful guidance, she would never have been able to come up with a way to subdue the Time Demon.

"That little girl from back then has grown up to this point," Tilissa couldn't help but exclaim, her face full of satisfaction and pride.

If it weren't for her physical limitations, with her talent and hard work, Lisette would surely have been able to forge her own path in the world of magic.

Then, Tilisa unfolded the last sheet of paper, which was a letter from Venus.

Unlike the previous two letters, which were full of information, his letter was extremely brief, containing only one question on the entire page.

When are we going back to Lumiel Village?

Tissa's heart was stirred by those words.

She paused for a moment, then seemed to reply from afar: "...Let's just wait for it all to end."

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The blacksmith, who originally only wanted to be an apprentice, suddenly became the head of a town.

Although it may seem abrupt, in the current village of Lumiel, no one is more suitable for the position than Sagozi in terms of seniority, prestige, and connections.

Just as he had entrusted the blacksmith shop before, this time, Vina entrusted the entire village of Lumiel to Sagozi.

The newly appointed mayor was still busy with town affairs, while the culprit behind all this, Vina, took advantage of the situation and seized Sargozi's private forge.

Although this battle successfully eliminated the threat of the two demons, the cost was also considerable.

Mercury, whom I had only been using for three days and hadn't even had a chance to get used to, was shattered by Venus's illusionary collapse.

The Night Sky Blade and the Dark Dragon Soar, which had followed Felix for so long, were also reduced to scrap metal by the violent drive of the Sword Demon.

Although Mimi Kirimaru could be used with difficulty, it couldn't sustain him in many decent battles.

After Vena learned from Listi that there were no workshops in Cordelia that could compare with the village of Lumiel, he had no choice but to make do with what he had locally.

The Time-Traveling Sword that Vena holds in her hand was forged using the demonic blood and soul left behind by the Time Demon.

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Chapter 486 seems to need some discipline.

"This actually works?" Lisette found it unbelievable.

Since Vena proposed the idea of ​​forging the Demon Blood Soul left behind by the Time Demon into a weapon, Risti, despite her concerns, still handed over the captured Demon Blood Soul to him.

She stayed by her side throughout the entire forging process to prevent any possible accidents.

As it turned out, Vena really did it, sealing the Demon Blood Soul into the sword.

That's why we need to try.

Wiener focused his mind on the sword, receiving feedback from the longsword.

His initial thought was that since Felix could "eat" the Sword Demon, could the same method be used to deal with the demon blood souls left behind by other demons?

Therefore, Vena even went to ask Felix if he still had an appetite and if he wanted to try the taste of the Demon Blood Soul, but ended up being bitten by Felix.

Since the other party was unwilling to cooperate, Viner had no choice but to find another way and try to use the Demon Blood Soul as a material to forge weapons.

But as it turns out, Felix is ​​Felix, an unrepeatable miracle.

He tried many methods, but none of them could fuse the Demon Blood Soul with other materials.

Therefore, Venere compromised and did not insist on using the Demon Blood Soul to forge weapons. Instead, he used the weapons as a vessel to contain and seal the Demon Blood Soul, which is how the Time-Piercing Sword came to be.

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"Time-Piercing Sword:"

Weapon type: Sword

Weapon Grade: A

Usage Restriction: Swordsmanship A

characteristic:

The Sealed Sword: A precious sword forged to seal the Demon Blood Soul, inheriting some of the characteristics of the Time Demon.

Slash into the Future: The Time-Piercing Sword can leave a slashing imprint in space, which can be activated at a future moment to deliver a surprise attack on the enemy. The specific activation time is determined by the user.

Sever the Past: This sword can rewind time and strike the "past." Once activated, it can lock onto and attack enemies who appeared in the same location ten minutes ago. The "past" refers to events that have definitely occurred, therefore this strike cannot be dodged or blocked.

Sword of Time: The existence of the Time-Piercing Sword is inextricably linked to time, and its durability is measured in time. Each time a time-related strike is unleashed, it consumes the Time-Piercing Sword's available time. If the time runs out, the Time-Piercing Sword will be permanently trapped in a temporal turbulence.

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The first three characteristics are easy to understand, but the last one fulfilled Bartolomeo's dying wish.

After confirming the details, Vena turned her gaze to Felix: "I promised you before that if you safely evacuate the villagers, I would grant you one wish—this sword will be yours—"

“I don’t want it.” Felix shook his head faster than a rattle-drum. “I never said I wanted this sword.”

"Tsk, so what kind of sword do you want?"

The moment she held it, Venere knew that this sword was more suitable for Felix.

Although he had completed the Ghost Entanglement with Felix after this battle and obtained some of the power of the Sword Emblem, he was still far from reaching Felix's level of complete control.

If even this sword can't satisfy the other party, then it'll be Vena's turn to have a headache.

"You don't actually think all I think about is food and swords, do you?" Felix couldn't help but ask. "How can I waste such a rare, unconditional wish?"

He wasn't really stupid; this sword was clearly prepared for him. If he accepted it, wouldn't he be missing out on a wish for nothing?

"...So what do you want?"

A sense of foreboding inexplicably welled up in Viner's heart.

“Hehe,” Felix’s face flashed with a smug smile as he pointed at Venus, “Transform for me!”

Wiener: "?"

"I think you're just asking for trouble again."

Vena planted the sword in the ground, looking as if he was about to teach Felix a lesson.

“You promised yourself, you can’t go back on your word!” Felix shrewdly hid behind Lisette, as if he had found a backer, and poked his head out, “Hey, Lisette, don’t you want to see how cute Venus was when she was little?”

Listy's eyes lit up, and she stood on Felix's side without hesitation: "Since you've promised, you shouldn't go back on your word. Besides, I also want to see just how unforgettable Venus was as a child."

Viner's heart sank. He never expected that even Lisette would betray him on this issue.

His gaze lingered between the two of them, a hint of helplessness and powerlessness in his eyes. "Just this once!"

"Change it quickly!" Felix urged excitedly, as if he couldn't wait to see what Venus looked like as a child.

Although Lisette did not continue to exert verbal pressure, her expectant gaze was more persuasive than any words.

Under their watchful eyes, Venus, in a fit of despair, used the Mirror Flower Water Moon technique to envelop himself. A layer of hazy mist enveloped him, and his figure slowly shrank until he finally transformed into a boy who looked to be eleven or twelve years old.

Looking at the still-childish Venus in front of her, Lisette suddenly felt a surge of maternal instinct and couldn't control her actions at all.

She rushed forward and hugged Vina tightly, murmuring repeatedly, "So cute! So incredibly cute!"

But Venus, who was being held by Lisette like a sloth, didn't have it so easy.

The shrunken body reached exactly to Lisette's chest, meaning that the place where Vena was buried was exactly where Lisette was just beginning to develop.

The soft touch and faint fragrance on her face left Vina's mind blank.

According to the theory of relativity, if one becomes smaller, it is equivalent to Lisette becoming larger, so the little lotus tip becomes round and plump.

Hmm... Is this really true?

Wiener didn't quite understand the conversion at first.

While the two were stunned, Felix secretly stole the Time-Piercing Sword.

Having obtained the sword and witnessed Venus's innocent and naive appearance, Felix had won big.

"Um, I'll go outside and keep watch, I won't disturb you!"

Knowing when to stop, Felix immediately fled with his sword after saying goodbye.

Once only the two of them were alone in the room, Lisette no longer needed to worry about her image.

She gently rested her chin on Vina's head and rubbed it back and forth, enjoying the tingling, ticklish sensation.

As the embrace tightened, Vina could only weakly plead, "I can't breathe."

"Oh!" Lisette quickly released her arms, a hint of embarrassment and apology on her face. "Was I holding you too tightly?"

She never expected to lose her composure like this; she could only blame it on little Vina's adorable appearance, which caused her to lose her temper.

“No,” Viner shook her head, her childish voice hitting Lisette’s sore spot: “It’s too uncomfortable.”

After saying that, he couldn't help but glance at Lisette's chest.

Wiener didn't dislike small things, but children always prefer big ones.

By the time the honest child realized what was happening, he was already lying face down on Lisette's lap.

"Disobedient children need to be properly disciplined, you know?"

Lisette gave a kind smile.

Chapter 487 Felix: I've done everything I could.

After a brief announcement, a carriage bearing the emblem of the Valentinian Chamber of Commerce drove unimpeded into the territory of Cordelia.

Fadevi, who had been eagerly waiting, arrived at the mansion gate without even informing his wife.

As soon as the carriage came to a stop, Faldwig rushed forward, muttering to himself, "My darling daughter is finally back—"

The carriage door opened, but instead of his long-awaited daughter, Felix stepped out with a smile on his face.

"Welcome to visit, Uncle!" Felix greeted warmly.

"Uh...oh."

Fadevi paused for a moment, gave a few perfunctory replies, and then eagerly poked his head into the carriage to look around.

There was no one left in the carriage, only piles of neatly stacked, beautifully packaged gift boxes.

"So where is my daughter? My daughter, who's so big!"

Fadvi turned around abruptly and caught up with Felix, who hadn't gone far. His hands trembled as he gestured, seemingly trying to find the answer from him.

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Replacing the completely despondent Fadevi, Xiumeia, as the hostess, began to entertain her daughter's classmates.

While the dishes were being served, Xiu Meiya had basically figured out what had happened.

"So, because you can't ride a horse, Lisette asked the Valentine Merchant Guild to send you here by carriage?"