Disowned but Not Disheartened! Life Is Good with Overpowered Magic: Volume 2 Part 1 by Riko Saiki

Author:Riko Saiki
Language: eng
Format: epub

While I chatted away with Lord Peylon for the first time in months, Ville, Loks, and the black knights rejoined us. It appeared they had finished their discussion. Or so I thought.

“Ville, what happened to your face?!” I cried.

“Looks like you two had a lively exchange,” Lord Peylon commented.

Ville and the black knight were both visibly roughed up, their faces bruised and swollen.

They hit each other, didn’t they?

“Loks, why didn’t you stop them?” Sheila asked, her voice chilling even to me on the sidelines. She was angry, and beautiful ladies can be very scary when that happens. But her son was able to brush it off.

“Honestly, I had my hands full just making sure they didn’t start slinging spells,” he said.

“For heaven’s sake. Oh well. Have you two gotten it out of your system?”

Sheila received no response. Maybe they still had some pent up anger? And why had they even come to blows in the first place? Sheila looked at them and sighed.

“First, let’s get your wounds treated. Lera, if you would.”

“Coming right up.”

I was actually very good at healing with magic, which is to say I was skilled with recovery spells. First I had to thoroughly scan their bodies with mana in order to see what sort of injuries they had. Ville had a cracked molar and some damage to his chin. The black knight had some bruises and swelling, but nothing wrong beneath the skin. This much damage wouldn’t be hard to heal.

Recovery spells enhanced a person’s natural healing abilities. But I used mana to heal wounds at their source. I regrew skin, produced blood, and erased blood clots. The result was fast healing.

It took me only a few minutes to take care of them both. This wasn’t a new experience for Ville, but the black knight looked mystified as he put a hand to his cheek. It had taken me only a moment to remove the pain.

“So tell me, how did you two end up like this?” Sheila said.

Asking obvious questions just to make someone say it in their own words was something she did a lot. Ville and the black knight remained silent, but she wasn’t going to accept that.

“I won’t know unless you tell me,” she pressed. “Or are you too injured to speak?”

That definitely wasn’t it—I had done a thorough job. But I kept that to myself.

Ville realized clamming up wasn’t going to work anymore, so he said, “This one was speaking nonsense. I wanted him to retract his statements, and resorted to force to make that happen.”

Once Ville was done, the black knight immediately offered his own answer. “Aspozat began to hit me, so I retaliated.”

Okay, you two can quit glaring at each other. Sheila’s gonna get pissed.

“Goodness. Have you both forgotten that you’re adults?” Sheila said. “Ville, you need to reconsider when you resort to force. And, Sir Yuin, there’s no need to retaliate. Loksusad was there, wasn’t he? Did he not try to stop his older brother?”

“Yes, he did,” the black knight admitted.

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