"You wished to see me, Mother?" Vulpiana questioned as she glanced at the woman standing in front of her. Right now, they were in a sealed space where no one could keep an eye on them. For someone like Faelara, this was nothing more than a parlor trick. "You broke through, huh…" Faelara’s eyes shined as she stared at her daughter. Vulpiana smiled, and unable to control herself anymore, Faelara pulled her daughter into her embrace and patted her back. "You did well…" She spoke, her tone unusually gentle. A small smile appeared on Vulpiana’s face. No matter what, her mother’s embrace was still the most comforting spot in the Universe. Vulpiana hugged her mother back, and an extreme sense of comfort washed over her. Everything she had been through all this time, everything that exhausted her, it all went away. "Look at you~" Faelara chuckled. "You just got stronger, then why are you acting weak?" The mother Fox questioned with a light smile. The daughter, however, just buried her face into her mother’s breasts and, "I am still weak." "You are much stronger than you think, my Vul." Faelara spoke as she ruffled Vulpiana’s hair. The daughter Fox’s nine tails waved constantly, showing how happy she was. Yes, Vulpiana was a nine-tailed Fox now, just like her mother. "But I must say, it is quite difficult to get a hold of you these days, my dear Daughter. To think I had to leave the Dawnshade House for it… It has been centuries since that had happened." Faelara chuckled, then, as she thought about it, she nodded to herself, "I think I should go out more often, else the people would forget I even exist." "…" Vulpiana just patiently waited for her mother to stop. She was too comfortable in her embrace to speak anyways. "So? Why couldn’t I contact you?" Faelara questioned directly. "I wasn’t in Yrniel." "Oh…?" Faelara raised her eyebrow. "You should be in a separate dimension that is connected to Yrniel, no? The Artifact shouldn’t be restricted by those dimensions." Faelara knew because she was the one who created that Artifact with her Law. "I was not." Vulpiana shook her head. "I participated in the War." "The War…?" "There is an ongoing War between two High-Level Worlds." Vulpiana informed. "You participated in that…?" Faelara blinked in surprise and stared at her daughter. "We participated as mercenaries. We were only dealing with Low-Level Worlds." "Only?" Faelara raised her eyebrow. Those were some arrogant words, especially since they came from a girl who herself came from a Low-Level World. "This is what I wish to talk to you about." Vulpiana spoke with a solemn look on her face as she stared at the woman in front of her. Seeing her daughter’s face, Faelara’s expression turned solemn as well. "What is it?" She questioned. "They are strong." 𝚏𝕣𝕖𝚎𝚠𝚎𝚋𝚗𝐨𝐯𝕖𝕝.𝕔𝐨𝕞 Vulpiana spoke. "What?" Experience new tales on freewebnovel Faelara frowned. "Those women, they are much stronger than what we assumed. When I say we ’only’ dealt with Low-Level Worlds, I was acting arrogantly. That is what those worlds are to them, ’only’ Low-Level Worlds." Vulpiana stared, and Faelara’s expression changed. "When those women fight, Sovereigns do not stand a chance. Mother, they can change the entire flow of the War to their side and win with minimal casualties. The Outer Space knows them as the Leander Family, and in all the Wars they have participated in till now, they haven’t lost a single one." "Not a single one…?" Faelara couldn’t believe what she was hearing. "Not a single one." Vulpiana nodded, and she wasn’t done yet. "And this is when not all of them participate in the War. I have never seen Felberta, Vyriana, Amaya, and a few others participate in any of the Wars." "What about him?" Faelara questioned, and Vulpiana shook her head. "He doesn’t participate either." But then, she recalled how that man neutralized her Law, which even the Primordials of those worlds couldn’t, and spoke in a solemn tone, "But I am certain of it, Mother, He is much stronger than any one of them. Actually, he might even be stronger than all of them combined." "What makes you sure?" Faelara asked, and at her question, Vulpiana stared at her mother and called out. "Mother." "Hmm?" "For me, you were always the strongest Divine there was. I couldn’t even imagine the possibility of any other Divine Stage Cultivator being able to defeat you." Faelara nodded at those words. Vulpiana was one of the few people who knew quite a bit about her true strength, so it was normal for her to think that way. Soon, however, Vulpiana’s expression changed, and, "But even you couldn’t do what he did." "What did he d—" Before Faelara could question, she sensed an arm touching her from behind. Her entire body jerked in response as she quickly teleported herself and Vulpiana away from the ’threat.’ However, when her eyes fell on the ’threat,’ she couldn’t believe it. It was Vulpiana. "He was able to sense it and react to it before I could get close to him." "H-How did yo—" Before Faelara could complete, another Vulpiana appeared right behind her. Once again, the Mother Fox couldn’t react and teleported away. "The second time, he didn’t even allow me to get close." Vulpiana’s voice echoed throughout the surroundings. And suddenly, another Vulpiana stepped out right in front of Faelara, and as she stared at her mother, she spoke with a solemn look on her face. "Actually, he was able to find my real location and even managed to pull me out. I was completely helpless against him, Mother. And I have never felt such a way ever since I became a Divine Stage Cultivator. Even when I faced the Primordials of those worlds, I wasn’t scared since even they couldn’t find my real body. They could never truly kill me. No one could ever truly kill me. But he can…" Vulpiana spoke, and hearing those words, Faelara just stared at her daughter in disbelief. "Wait, wait, wait, wait, What do you mean ’even when you faced Primordials of those worlds!?’ Young Lady, you did what!?"