Necromancer of the Previous Era
Chapter 304

A Haven of Tenderness

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"That was absolutely delicious!"

A moment later, Moros slowly opened his eyes and looked at Elysia and Eden, his gaze filled with undisguised tenderness and admiration.

"Your cooking has truly become better and better."

Seeing this, Elysia and Eden exchanged smiles, happiness and satisfaction blooming across their two uniquely charming yet equally flawless faces.

They knew that, at this moment, Moros had completely forgotten those tedious spells and experiments. He was wholly immersed in this rare peace and beauty, savoring every second he spent with them.

As the tea party continued, the sunlight grew softer, golden ripples spread across the lake, and a gentle breeze carried the crisp scent of lake water and the fragrance of flowers and grass, making the entire setting even more pleasant.

The conversation between Moros, Elysia, and Eden gradually moved beyond initial pleasantries and praise, delving deeper into one another's lives.

"Moros, did you know? I recently helped a small town that had been attacked by Honkai Beasts. The people there are really having a hard time."

A trace of sadness colored Elysia's voice.

"But I saw their resilience and hope. I want to do something for them."

After hearing the Pink Fairy Lady's words, Moros nodded gently.

"Elysia, your innocence and kindness always touch the softest part of my heart..."

Though that was what he said, the necromancer's heart remained utterly unmoved.

Years of immersing himself in the study and practice of necromancy had made his moral bottom line exceptionally flexible.

In his eyes, whether the residents of those places he had never even heard of lived or died had not the slightest thing to do with him.

Still, out of cherishing and safeguarding his feelings for Elysia, he chose to listen quietly and give her the support and encouragement she needed.

"Really?"

Elysia

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