Chapter 1343 You will do that...? 1343 You will do that...? "Just leave everything to me, Lady Faustina. I promise I'll make them the greatest warriors there are. I have done a pretty great job so far, don't you think?" Vyriana spoke with a confident smile on her face and Faustina couldn't deny her claim. 2 Absolutes and one Monster whose potential defies logic, the woman had indeed done a great job, even though everything couldn't directly be related to her, her presence definitely did have a positive effect on the children's development. Not to mention... 'He won't let it happen.' Faustina muttered inwardly as she glanced at Nux who was staring at her with a wary look on his face, he acted like she was his biggest enemy when she just talked about training his wife. In the end, Faustina knew she had to drop the idea. Of course, this didn't mean she was planning to give up on everything altogether. Her mind had already come up with an alternative. "Nux, do you remember our bet?" She spoke as she glanced at Nux. Nux nodded. Faustina momentarily glanced at Lilith before she chuckled, "What if I fulfill my end of the deal right now? After all, I doubt you will lose this one." Hearing those words, Lilith frowned in confusion. She didn't know about the bet the two of them had made, however, noticing how Faustina was looking at her triumphantly, she could guess that it was something about her. "Right now...?" Nux, on the other hand, was too shocked to even notice Lilith's expression. "Well, it is pointless to wait for 10 years, don't you think? Wasting 10 whole years is pointless, especially at such a critical juncture of their cultivation journey. Honestly, they need my help now more than any other time." Faustina spoke and Nux, of course, couldn't be any happier. After all, all his wives who were Humans would get Primordial Blood, this would obviously help their future journey. Not to mention one of them would get Faustina's blood. Vyriana, who knew about the bet narrowed her eyes. She could tell what the human progenitor was planning. Now, however, things were different, now, Faustina wasn't 'wasting' her Blood here. Two women here were more than capable of getting that blood. Heck, even if you take Nux out of the situation, both Caesar and Faustina would have already offered their Blood to Amaya and Astaria, and... they would have taken them in their disciples just like how Saphira and Dagahra made moves when Vyriana came out of the Trial Tower and comprehended her Path. This is just how the progenitors function, they completely shut themselves off from the world in most cases, not caring about anything till they feel like the world is in danger, however, Laws of Absolutes are something so important that even these beings residing on the Top cannot ignore. "Lady Faustina." Suddenly, Vyriana called out. At first, the only reason she made the bet was to motivate Nux and get close to him, she had always been trying to develop their mother-son relationship. The Humans have already found a 'General', so it wouldn't matter if they 'waste' a Progenitor's Blood on someone else. As for Primordial Blood, well, once again, it meant nothing in the eyes of these people. It was a calculated move from Faustina after properly considering the ups and downs. As someone who understood what the woman was trying to do, she wanted things to be clear from the very start, Faustina turned towards the Dragon and narrowed her eyes. Vyriana, of course, completely ignored this reaction and, "What are you planning after you give your Blood to one of these women?" "You are taking one of them as your disciple!?" Lilith widened her eyes in disbelief. For Progenitors, giving their Blood meant taking the person in as their disciple, the sole exception to this rule was Nux, who the Progenitors would figure out, not to mention Vyriana already had taken his responsibility, shielding him from the rest of the Ancestral Order. "Disciple...?" Nux narrowed his eyes as he glanced at his mother. "Oh come on, don't look at me like that. I didn't say I will be taking them away, did I?" "What do you mean...?" Vyriana questioned. "The problem is me taking them away, correct? Then I simply won't do it. I don't have much to do these days anyway, so I'll simply be staying here with you and training them. Just give me a room where I can sleep in and no one other than my future disciple is allowed to enter the room." Faustina then turned towards Nux and, "Of course, it goes without saying, but you can come in as well." She smiled. Vyriana, on the other hand, couldn't believe what she was hearing. "You will be staying here...?" "Is there a problem with that?" "N-No..." This time, Vyriana had no words. A Progenitor was ready to leave her comfort zone to train someone, of course, she couldn't reject it! "So it is decided then?" Faustina questioned with a big smile on her face. "Who are you going to choose anyway?" "Well, you already have the girl with the sword, don't you? So I'll choose the other one." It was clear that besides Amaya and Astaria, she wasn't interested in anyone else. Vyriana nodded in understanding. In the eyes of a Progenitor, nothing other than Absolutes would matter and she knew it. "So? Where is the girl?" Faustina questioned with a gleeful look on her face. "You are really going for it huh," Lilith muttered as she narrowed her eyes. "Of course." Faustina nodded. "Just what in the hell are you planning?" The Succubus Progenitor narrowed her eyes. "I am not planning anything, my friend. I simply wish for a talented disciple." Saying those words, Faustina turned towards Nux, the man, however, shook his head, "She is currently resting. She would need a few days to get back to full health." Nux spoke and Faustina nodded in understanding, "It is okay, comprehending a Law can be tiresome considering how much hard work it needs. What about the others? I might as well give them Primordial Blood since I am already here. Then you can show me my room." "Of course, please follow me, Mother." Nux spoke with a big smile on his face as he then created a Portal, guiding everyone in.