Secret Conversation (Three Chapters Combined)

When Abel left the Goff Family, he also took away a promise: the Titan Temple would forever be open to Abel's bloodline family. At present, Abel's only bloodline family was the Bennett Family. The members of the Hari Family in Harvest City would not become part of his bloodline family until he had children.

After returning from the Dwarf race to his own Magic Tower, Abel had already begun thinking about how to arrange for Babala.

If there was one place most important to Abel, he would definitely say Hari Castle. Hari Castle was Count Marshall's spiritual refuge. Abel had always worried that as his strength grew, so too would the strength of his enemies.

If one day his enemies attacked Hari Castle, then although it had the protection of Tower Spirit Flavie, the distance would prevent it from fully displaying the War Fortress's defensive power.

Moreover, most of the people living in Hari Castle were ordinary people, and Count Marshall was also an ordinary person who could not live in a magical environment. Therefore, many defensive methods used by Wizards could not be employed at Hari Castle.

A single Defense Array was not powerful enough to defend Hari Castle. It could resist ordinary knights or Junior Wizards, but against Intermediate or Advanced Wizards, breaking through the Defense Array would only be a matter of time.

Therefore, he needed a way to protect Hari Castle and Count Marshall.

Babala's appearance made this possible. What better guardian could there be than Babala, a guardian plant specially cultivated by the ancient Titan race for the purpose of protection?

Abel's relationship with Babala was a special contractual relationship. Babala was soul-bound to the control token of the Titan Temple, while Abel had become the master of that control token. This indirect relationship allowed