Chapter 216 Raghnalls Guilt 3 (1/2)

Inna hugged him back in relief when she felt that her words finally got through Raghnall's thick delusional skull. Feeling her arms wrap around him, Raghnall gripped her tighter as he spoke, his voice no longer quivering.

”You're really a wonder, you know that? After nearly eight years, it's the first time I felt this... weird feeling… How do you do that? Did you cast a spell on me?”

Inna chuckled under his embrace as she gently patted his back.

”It's called talking, boy. Talking about it can help you get it all out and may even get you the closure you deserve.”

”And trust me when I say this but I bet Aril has already forgotten everything.”

Hearing the strange confidence in her voice, Raghnall softly let go of her. His confusion visibly showed in his face as he asked her.

”What do you mean by that?”

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Inna smiled weakly as she remembered her times when she was a just a soul walking the red pathways of Hel Halja.

”I'm sure of it. He no longer blames you nor anyone else. He's at greater peace not remembering anything.”

Raghnall didn't know why but the certainty in her voice made him believe her and he felt better and better. But, still, thinking about the strangeness of her words, he furrowed his brows in greater confusion. He didn't understand why Inna sounded so sure of what she was saying so he wanted to ask her more about it. But when he looked into her eyes, he noticed that she was far too engrossed in the thoughts inside her mind that he felt that if he did ask, his words would just be drowned out. So, he decided to just let it go and rule it off as one of the many crazy things she does.

With Inna still engrossed in her memories and Raghnall still slightly bothered over her words, they both sat in silence for a few moments. Then, a gust of wind swept over the fields of flowers and Raghnall suddenly felt something stuck in his eye. He rubbed them slightly until he felt that it was gone. Then, he suddenly remembered something.

”Well, even if Aril's death wasn't my fault, everyone else's is.”

Inna snapped out of her thoughts as she looked at him in surprise.

”What?”

Raghnall gently caressed his eye as he held a soft yet sad smile.

”I actually… I have a unique ability… Just like him. But for Aril, it was his eyes. For me, it was my body. You could say I'm a Mana Eater. My body can absorb Mana from living things and convert them into magical energy. It's something I inherited from my mother but it's not that amazing as it sounds. As of now, I still can't absorb a lot since I haven't trained for magic for… eight years. But… anyways, that's another story.”