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Chapter 1159: Ina’s innate affinity for the elements.

The Kingdom needed its own knowledge system.

That’s exactly the conclusion Idan came to.

However, after taking a break from his thoughts and looking at the thoughtful Ina, he decided to postpone this question for later.

At the same time, he was filled with curiosity.

“What is Ina’s innate affinity for the elements?”

“Ina,” Idan said, extracting a transparent sphere mounted on a bronze stand from his spatial ring.

“Eh? What is it?” — Ina was surprised, examining the object.

Noticing her curiosity, Idan asked:

“Do you want to know what your innate affinity for the element is?”

This question startled Ina even more, but then her eyes flashed with excitement and she nodded:

“Yes, I do.”

Idan smiled at her and said:

“Then put your palm on this sphere.”

Agitated, Ina gently touched the surface of the sphere with her right palm.

“It’s cold.”

The smooth sphere turned out to be colder than she expected, but Ina did not pull her hand away, waiting impatiently for what she would discover.

“So let’s see what we have here,” Idan said with a smile.

As if in response to his words, the sphere glowed slightly white and warmed in Ina’s hands.

“The Light?”

Idan frowned at the familiar vibrations.

“Light?” — Ina repeated his words, tilting her head to the side.

“Wait a minute… This is…”

However, he immediately realized that something was wrong. The energy was similar to Light, but deeper, softer, richer, and more alive. She not only cleansed and shone like Light, but also nourished, restored and awakened.

“System, it’s…”

[Innate affinity of the element of Light and Life equally]

“The Element of Life!”

Idan froze.

He did not expect that his sister would also inherit an innate affinity with the element that he himself should have awakened initially, if not for the System’s intervention.

[Host, your sister has an equal predisposition to both Light and Life. Which of these elements will become the main one for her, and which one will be secondary, will depend on the catalyst that pushes her to Awaken.]

“A catalyst?” thought Idan.

“Brother,” — Ina interrupted his thoughts impatiently. “Don’t delay, tell me, what is my element? Is the light like Mom’s?”

“Yes, but that’s not all,” Idan said, not bothering to delay. “Besides the element of Light, you have an innate affinity with the element of Life.”

“Life?” Ina asked, not realizing how unique and rare this element was.

“You have two affinities, and surprisingly, neither of them is the main one. So you’re free to choose which one will be the main one and which one will be the secondary one,” Idan explained.

“Can I choose for myself?” Ina was even more surprised.

“Well… usually not,” Idan continued. “But since you have a powerful older brother, that is, me, you can decide for yourself whether to make Light your main element or Life, and your brother will help you with this.”

Ina was a little embarrassed to hear Idan’s bragging, but she didn’t object because she was beginning to realize how mysterious he was.

Instead, she thought about her elements — Light and Life.

Her mother, Inessa, awakened an affinity with the element of Light during the amazing phenomenon caused by one of Arabel’s older sisters.

Since she didn’t have enough knowledge, she had to ask Idan a question.:

“Which one is better?”

“If we talk about rarity, usefulness and uniqueness, then, of course, this is the element of Life,” Idan stated bluntly. However, he immediately hurried to add, “The Element of Light is no less useful, more widespread, and easier to cultivate than the element of Life.”

Ina nodded and gazed at the sphere in fascination, without removing her palm, feeling the warmth emanating from the light.

“But you don’t have to worry about it. Whatever path you choose, Belle and I will be there to help you,” Idan assured. Taking advantage of the moment, he decided to ask her about her mentor: “Ina, if you want, I can look for someone who can teach you. In general, a mentor.”

“Can you find me a mentor?” Ina exclaimed, pulling her hand away from the sphere, and the light went out. But that didn’t bother her anymore. She was more interested in Idan’s offer of a mentor.

Was she against it? Of course not.

She wanted to learn more about cultivation as much as she wanted to start her own journey.

“Now that I’ve learned about your innate affinity, I can find the right person—a woman who will teach you everything you need.”

“A woman?” Ina raised an eyebrow, and then a playful spark played in her eyes, and she added: “What if I want to become a student of a handsome young guy like you?”

“No!” said Idan decisively, keeping his face serious.

He won’t let any guy get close to Ina until she reaches adulthood.

Ina burst out laughing.

However, Idan remained serious when it came to this topic.

“Just kidding, I’m kidding,” — Ina said, noticing that her brother took her joke too seriously.

Seeing Ina visibly perking up, Idan put the sphere back into his artifact. Using his power over the Kingdom, he checked and found that Cyrion and the Fire Falcon were already waiting for him.

Moreover, the Falcon did not arrive alone, but with the other six beasts, including Azar, who had already evolved into a Fire Dragon.

Idan got to his feet.

“Okay, then it’s settled. I’ll let you know when I find a suitable mentor. In the meantime, think carefully about which of the two elements you want to Awaken.”

Ina looked at him in surprise.

“Are you leaving already?”

There was a hint of sadness in her voice.

“Yes, they’re already waiting for me…” Idan began, but he didn’t finish. When he saw Ina’s smile fade and realized that she was sitting alone, he continued:

“I need to help a certain beast evolve. Do you want to come with me and witness the birth of a legendary creature?”

“The birth of a legendary creature? A dragon?” Ina asked in surprise.

“No, not a dragon. And another creature from the legends,” Idan smiled mysteriously. “Don’t look like that, I won’t tell you. You’ll see for yourself if you come with me.”

“Can I really go with you? Are you serious?” Ina couldn’t believe it. She was only 14 years old, and she was an ordinary mortal, so she was kept away from everything that was happening.

“Of course you can,” Idan nodded and held out his hand. “Get up, let’s go. They are already waiting for us.”

After a bit of hesitation, Ina happily took her brother’s hand and got up from the chair. Idan instantly enveloped her with his Soul Force, and they teleported away.

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