Chapter 301

“How’s being a prisoner going,” Helga asked the moment I teleported back to our little hidden spot, once again bringing a dozen prospective candidates with me for Helga’s special classes.

“Not bad,” I answered with a chuckle.

It was the third day of my imprisonment, and they were yet to allow me to come into contact with the Spear, still trying to come to a decision about my loyalty.

Naturally, it took me about fifteen minutes after the guild blacksmith had left to take control of the whole wing teleport back, using another disguise I prepared to pose as my own assistant back in my forge, making sure recruiting efforts were going well despite the production slowing down.

It wasn’t like I was short of money.

I teleported back to Silver Spires to bring the best candidates, finally pushing the number of private students Helga had over a hundred.

Of course, based on my request, she only interacted with them through a very complicated and awe-inspiring illusion, introducing herself as the spirit of knowledge. The sense of wonderment that awakened helped the Divine Spark generation quite a bit.

“How about the —“ she started, but I silenced her ... rather directly, with a searing kiss.

“No talking. It’s time for my conjugal visit,” I said after I pulled back.

“Really, before we even give you a show of my newest discovery,” she said. I was about to say yes, but then I stopped, recognizing the naughty way her lips curled.

For a moment, I said nothing, examining her. Her beauty was as striking as always with her beautiful blonde hair spilling to her shoulders, and her robe hugging her body. Yet, it was her smile that grabbed my attention. Beautiful as always ... but with a naughty, playful curl that was normally absent.

She was getting even sexier.

And wasn’t that a was a scary thought?

Good kind of scary.

“Alright, tell me,” I said as I decided to surrender, not having in my heart to ruin her little ploy.

She said nothing, but waved her hand. Immediately, a complicated illusion appeared, representing the single most complicated magical artifact I had ever seen, impossible to discern where the magic ended and the material aspects began.

Even with my intelligence, I was barely able to decipher its function after examining it for a while ... and only because its ultimate function was simple.

“A beacon,” I gasped. “One that can be detected accurately through primordial aether.”

“It’s just a prototype, and I’m not sure how long it could resist the emptiness of the Primordial Aether ... but yes, a beacon,” she said, with no problem of counting the negative aspects. She was proud.

As she should be. What she designed was no joke, even if it was impossible to build in its current form — the forging requirements were significantly above my capabilities, and flat-out impossible in several locations.

In comparison, purely magical aspects were masterful, perfect as far as I could see, with several methods showing it in a way that I hadn’t thought to be possible. “What does this ward here do?” I asked.

“Ah, it’s simple. It’s there to solve the core mismatch between the ...” she started, giving me a lengthy explanation, one that I barely understood despite my Intelligence stat.

Admittedly, she didn’t make my job any easier by the way she positioned herself. She stood next to me, with her hand sneaking down, dragging her palm over my erection, my pants proving to be a poor insulator against her divine fingers. I stopped listening and started enjoying her touch.

“Focus. Do you want me to explain twice,” she said the moment my attention started to wander, before I could even give an outward sign. Yet, from the way her smile widened, it was clear that she was confident in her assessment.

“Your power?” I asked.

“The position of the Goddess of Knowledge has some interesting benefits,” she said. “Including how to catch wayward students,” she added, squeezing my shaft slightly.

“Inconvenient,” I pouted, and her smile turned even more vicious. “I’ll pay attention,” I immediately corrected, happy to play along by giving an exaggerated display of obedience.

[+7 Intelligence]

It was interesting just how little the size of the Domain mattered as far as my benefits went. Just in a few weeks, Helga was able to catch up with Seldanna, who had thousands of times more Divine Spark to rely on along with the memories of an old god.

Yet, Helga almost managed to catch up with her initial stage. Well, at least in terms of supporting my power.

In other aspects, like actually allowing her to resist an invasion, her tiny domain wouldn’t be particularly useful. Not that it mattered.

I was there to defend her.

With the significant boost of intelligence I had just received, working on the plans of the beacon got easier. The higher processing speed allowed me to make some interesting calculations that I was unable to complete earlier, and soon, the first set of changes was complete.

Of course, the beacon was nowhere near complete ... but it was progress nonetheless.

“Good work,” Helga said and grabbed my legs while she took a deep breath. “Now, it’s time for your reward.” With that, she leaned forward, her blonde hair spilling down to hide her face as she mercilessly deep-throated me....

And, soon, I reached a limit, filling her mouth. She pulled back once she managed to catch every little bit of my seed, swallowing with gusto.

“It’s a pity you have to return to prison,” she chuckled as she waved her hand, and teleported away, teasing me.

Cheeky girl, I thought with a smile, and teleported back to my prison rather than following her.

I could punish her during our next meeting...

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{Strength: 45 Charisma: 45

Precision: 45 Perception: 45

Agility: 45 Manipulation: 45

Speed: 45 Intelligence: 61

Endurance: 72 Wisdom: 45}

{Purified Divine Spark: 58410}

{Pseudo-HP: 15000 Mana: 20000}

{ADDITIONAL SPARKS

Light - Chosen 7.4

Nature - Chosen 10

Knowledge - Chosen 10}

{MINIONS

GODDESSES

Elven Goddess

Goddess of Knowledge}