After Raaz’s speech made Lith realize how self centered he had been, fatigue overcame him, making Lith fall asleep again.

When he woke up, only his mother stood beside him.

“Mom, what happened to me? Can I have a mirror?” Lith asked.

“That’s something you should tell us, baby.” Elina was happy to see him awake again so soon. The fever was finally gone.

“Your Professors say you were alright when they left you at Protector’s deathbed, but when they found you, you were already in a terrible state. You have recovered greatly in the last five days, but I wouldn’t look in the mirror if I were you.”

“Please, I want to see the price of my foolishness with my own eyes.” Lith squeezed her hand.

When Elina conjured a water mirror in front of him, Lith didn’t even flinch.