“Sure. There won’t be more accidents on my watch. I promise.” The Guardian replied.

“Here I go.” Solus took a deep breath and prayed for the best.

The transformation in her Divine Beast form was as seamless as Lith’s, and all the scales were in their place, making her sigh in relief.

“What are the oddities you mentioned?” Kamila asked.

“Those weird crystals and scales, for starters.” Lith pointed at the magical gemstones scattered across Solus’ skin and the light reflecting on the metal scales. “There is also the issue of her lack of Indech wings.

“I know that her human mana organs may just be as atrophied as mine were when I first became a Tiamat, but Solus experienced two Demon Dirges and did her best to apply what we learned during my training with Ryla.

“I expected her to show at least a sign of her budding Indech powers.”