Lord of Ashes
Chapter 2193

Misunderstanding

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Aside from Martin, Saine, recalling something, casually asked about Qiongni's disciple—the Black Magician Lilianya.

Saine had assumed that this Black Magician, who had been an apprentice alongside him back then, might have long since died as well.

But unexpectedly, when Saine asked about her, Qiongni actually beckoned behind her.

A tall Demigod-level Black Magician in leather boots walked up to Saine.

This Black Magician likewise possessed a lovely face and fair skin.

The only flaw was that her right eye socket seemed to have completely necrosed.

Embedded within it was a Magic Energy Mechanical Eye, providing her with perception and vision.

Lilianya had changed greatly as well. Saine could no longer discern much of her former bearing.

Then again, how old had they been back then, and how old were they now?

Having reached the Demigod realm, Lilianya still looked relatively young.

It was not because she was exceptionally skilled at preserving herself, but because aside from her flesh-and-blood body, she seemed to have subjected herself to a certain degree of mechanical modification.

That Magic Energy Mechanical Eye was merely one part of it.

Under the inspection of Saine's Faceless Mask, he found that many alterations had also been made inside her body.

Much of her Flesh Tissue had been replaced with mechanical materials.

Such modifications allowed Lilianya to possess a longer lifespan than ordinary Demigod-level Magicians, and her period of aging would arrive later as well.

It all depended on whether certain Spellcasters could bring themselves to do it.

For example, Magicians who transformed themselves into liches or Undead Creature-like beings possessed even longer lives!

But not everyone liked altering their own form of life.

Not to mention that such transformations came with an extremely high failure rate and great danger.

Before Serena and Irene, whose Soul Light Spots

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