Chapter 261 - The Incident By The Pavilion (3) (2/2)

Raghnall sighed as he told himself to stop his negative thinking. Nothing good would ever come out from his negative thoughts.

Hearing Raghnall's tone as he talked fondly about her, she couldn't help but release a small smile.

It seemed like that 'Inna' girl was really loved by them.

Ingrid couldn't help but feel a tinge of jealousy as she sighed.

That 'Inna' girl sure was lucky, to have people treasure her existence this much. Meanwhile, her own family was out to get rid of her.

Ingrid smiled bitterly at the thought. Then she suddenly felt a stabbing pain by her abdomen that made her suddenly hunch over. She groaned in pain as she squeaked out.

”I'm sorry if it might seem inappropriate but do you mind leaving? I'd leave if I can but… I can't and I'm not sure if its safe for you to stay with me longer than you already had.”

Raghnall furrowed his brows as he looked at her pained expression. Flashbacks of the day where Inna writhed in pain suddenly bombarded his mind and he felt himself suddenly panic. He instinctively casted his healing spell as assurance as he hurriedly asked her.

”What's wrong?! Are you okay?!”

Raghnall hurriedly tried to make her way to him but Ingrid simply raised her hand to stop him.

”No, no. I'm… alright. It's… I have my bleeding. Blood Week.”

She panted as she tried to recover from the sudden pain. It started to ease when Raghnall finished his healing spell but then, another series of piercing pain made her hunch over once again. The armor she had on her made loud noises as they collided because of her sudden harsh movements. It was by far the most painful attack she had that it even made her vision blurry.

The loud sounds of her armor made Raghnall snap out of his panic. And after listening to her reasoning, he finally calmed down.

”It's okay. My body's constitution allows me to be immune to that annoying side effects of the Blood Week. That's because my body absorbs those magical particles you scatter into the air like it's a snack so instead of making me go into a wrathful or lustful frenzy, it just helps replenish my mana by a small margin. But you seem like you're in a lot of pain… Should I continue the healing spells? Or would it be better to cast a pain nullification spell?”

Ingrid blinked furiously as she hissed out.

”Pain… nullification. The healing spell… makes it worse… Because it tries to stop… it... Making it clog…”

Raghnall understood what she meant and he immediately casted his best Pain Nullification spell. In just a few seconds after completing the spell, he heard Ingrid's groan of relief as she finally slumped back to the chair.

”Thank you for that. I get those terrible attacks of pain all the time and since I'm not good with all this magic stuff, I usually just endure it.”

Ingrid gasped out as she tried to calm herself. Then, when she finally recovered, she sat up straight on her seat. When she did so, she felt the sudden gush of liquid between her legs that made her stiffen.