Chapter 247 - Desperation Of A Soul (1) (1/2)

Meanwhile, the two confused men hurriedly made their way towards Solomon's office to try and figure out what was happening.

Raghnall was the first to arrive and he immediately pushed the door open with a somber look on his face.

”What is happening to her?”

Raghnall spoke with repressed worry as he stared at Solomon's face, trying to find any clue that could help him understand the strange situation better.

Ulima quickly followed suit behind him, but he entered in a much more quiet and respectful manner, bowing at Solomon before promptly speaking.

”With all due respect, sir. This is also confusing me. How is she a different person than who she was previously?”

Solomon, faced with questions he barely could answer, couldn't help but to tiredly plop down on his chair as he rubbed his face with his hands.

”It must've something to do with her soul.”

He mumbled while he covered his face with his hands, hoping to rub off the exhaustion he felt.

Raghnall wasn't satisfied with the ambiguous explanation so he drew closer towards him, and had both his hands imposingly rest on Solomon's large desk.

”You've been repeating that ever since! There's no way we could accept that vague answer and just figure it out!”

Solomon sighed as he tried to organize his thoughts and retell what his guesses were.

”I don't know everything and so I can't guarantee the accuracy of my guesses but what I do know for certain is that it has something to do with her soul. And my guess is that the one before us now is a different soul.”

Raghnall furrowed his brows as he tried to analyze the situation as well.

”How is that possible? Wasn't it your research that concluded that we can only hold one soul in our bodies? How can it be that she has a different one now? And how can you say for certain that it has something to do with her soul? I mean, what if this is just like the case with Favian and Frode instead? That it's all about the mind?”

Solomon shook his head as he casted flotation spells to have the books by the corners of his room to float towards him.