All Chapters of MY MENTOR CAN HEAR MY THOUGHTS: Chapter 141
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Chapter139:Your Name
The flowers bloomed after midnight.They opened across the ridge in waves of white, each petal catching moonlight until the hillside looked covered in fallen stars. Nia stopped wrestling Elias into the snow and stared."What are those?""Moonwake flowers," Elias said."I have never seen them here.""They only bloom under full moonlight. They fade before dawn. Very dramatic. I planted them years ago.""Why?"He sat up beside her, snow in his black hair, smile gentler than the night deserved."Because once, a dragon told me flowers were pointless if they vanished quickly. I said brief things could still be worth naming. She argued for three hours and accidentally memorized every bloom."Nia touched one petal.A memory opened.Not complete. Not sharp.A younger world. A coast under moonlight. A blue dragon crouched among flowers, too proud to admit she liked them. A man sitting nearby, injured, exhausted, smiling as if her cur
Chapter140:Since You Are My Wife
Nia retaliated by stealing his blanket.It was, by Wintervale standards, a measured response.That evening, the tower settled into the strange peace that came after too many wars. Yara occupied the guest room and pretended not to listen. The Sunstealer had vanished before Andrew could assign him paperwork. Avielle sent three letters in one hour, all of them containing advice Nia immediately burned.Elias sat on the edge of Nia's bed with his hands folded, trying to look respectful and failing because his thoughts were busy being reverent.This is real. She is here. Do not scare her. Do not rush. Do not make the past heavier than the present.Nia stood by the window, arms wrapped around herself."Your thoughts are behaving," she said."A rare achievement.""Suspicious.""Also fair."She turned. Moonlight caught in her hair."Elias. If I call myself your wife, will you think I am only becoming someone you lost?"The question
Chapter141:Master's Expression Is Adorable
Nia's first official act as a woman developing ancient Forbidden Dragon traits was to demand breakfast."Fresh milk," she said, sitting in Elias's arms because walking downstairs after a panic was apparently unnecessary when one possessed an overpowered apprentice. "Eggs. Toast. And strawberry ice cream. A large one."Elias carried her down the spiral stairs with perfect solemnity."At breakfast?""I am undergoing a mysterious transformation. Calories are medicine.""Convincing.""Also shoulder massage. Tea. Respectful greetings. If I look unhappy, you must provide emergency compliments. If I cannot sleep, you must tell stories until I do.""Yes, Your Royal Frostiness."She nodded, pleased."Good. You are learning.""Would Master also like me to arrange your socks by emotional category?""Of course. As my apprentice you naturally-"She stopped.His smile widened.Nia's face turned red."That was a trap.""A tiny one.""I will freeze your socks.""Then their emotions will be simple."Y
Chapter142:The Abyss Calls Again
The next morning, peace filed a formal complaint and left."No," Nia said.Elias had expected this.He sat on the sofa in a black travel cloak while Nia stood in front of him with both hands on her hips, looking offended on behalf of every abandoned mentor in history."Master, I have not yet explained.""You said Abyss. That is explanation enough."Yara lifted her head from a book. "Technically, he said the Abyss called again.""No one asked the footnote," Nia snapped.Elias coughed into one fist to hide a smile. "My Abyssal forces are recovering. Many of my subordinates died in the last war and were restored only halfway through borrowed authority. I need to stabilize them before the damage becomes permanent."Nia's expression shifted before she could stop it.He knew that face. Anger retreating because kindness had been ambushed."And?" she asked."There may be clues near the Nethersea about the Origin King." He glanced at Yara. "Real ones."Yara's breath caught.For a moment, even
Chapter143:Only the Present Matters
The Nethersea did not behave like water.It behaved like regret.Elias stepped across its pale shore and watched mist fold over dead stars, forgotten bridges, ruined memories, and a city that had not yet been built. The sea connected broken places: scraps of time, discarded roads, lost futures, and fears that had gained enough weight to cast shadows."Charming," the Sunstealer said, standing behind him with both hands firmly in his pockets. "A holiday destination for people who hate themselves.""Stay close.""I hate that instruction when it is sensible."Elias lifted one hand. Origin mana glimmered faintly ahead, almost drowned beneath spatial noise.He moved.The world refused.One step should have carried him a thousand miles. Instead, space folded backward and dropped him three feet behind his starting point.The Sunstealer blinked. "Did the legendary Lucifer just fail to walk?""No. The sea failed to be polite."Elias smiled without warmth and placed two fingers in the air.Reali
Chapter144:Someone Opened the Nethersea
The top of the Nethersea tower contained no treasure.That was how Elias knew it mattered.The chamber was bare except for a circular window facing a sea that showed too many skies. In the center stood a stone table. On it lay a blueprint made of light: layered worlds, void anchors, fate coils, and a migration path carved toward the Disorder Abyss.The Sunstealer leaned over it and immediately leaned back."No.""That was quick.""I have survived by recognizing diagrams that want everyone dead. This is one."Elias studied the lines.World Seventy-One. A small hidden world embedded in void currents. Ancient spatial runes. A dormant transfer array. Forbidden Dragon script.And beneath it, another hand.Not dragon.Not divine.Older in a way that made the Nethersea around them seem suddenly young."Someone built this place to study world movement," Elias said."You can move worlds. You moved several pieces of the Abyss recently.""Pieces. Not a living world through Disorder.""Comforting
Chapter145:This Has Nothing to Do With Me
Elias stepped out of the Nethersea onto the Abyssal shore with a blueprint in one hand and murder behaving itself in his eyes.The demon lords waiting there took one look at him and decided breathing quietly was patriotic."Your Majesty," one said. "Did you find the Origin King?""No."The answer cracked like ice.The demon paled.The Sunstealer emerged behind Elias, clutching the side of his cloak. "We found a tower, a warning, and several reasons not to enjoy geography.""Prepare the border," Elias ordered. "The Nethersea may be connected to the Disorder Abyss. Nothing crosses without my permission.""Yes, Your Majesty."A communication sigil sparked at Elias's wrist.He had designed it for Nia's staff, disguised as a harmless charm because if he had told her it contained twenty-seven emergency systems, she would have called him controlling and tried to improve it with ice.It now reported catastrophic structural loss, spatial violence, and mentor relocation.The Sunstealer saw the
Chapter146:A World Without You Is Lonely
The world where the Forbidden Dragons took Nia had no blue sky.It had black stone, red dust, and enormous shadows moving over distant mountains. Dragons nested along cliffs like living fortresses. Their eyes followed her as Croesel escorted her down a road made from volcanic glass.Nia held her staff with both hands.She had heard Elias joke that dragons were oversized lizards with self-esteem problems.He had not mentioned the way their silence could press on the ribs until breathing felt like negotiation."Keep walking," Croesel said."I am walking. Dramatically slowly, because I disapprove.""You are afraid.""I am also angry. People can do several things at once."That earned no smile.They brought her to a hollow valley. A circle of old pillars surrounded a patch of ground where nothing grew. The air hummed with a power that did not feel like mana, divinity, or Abyssal force.It felt like rules forgetting themselves.Nia's skin prickled.For a moment, she remembered darkness. No
Chapter147:The Basic Survival Package
Nia Frostvale's basic survival package began with water.A silver circle bloomed in the red dust.[Elemental collection complete.][Minor water creation active.][Minor food creation active.][Terrain shaping available. Please choose preferred shelter design.]Several images appeared in the air: a miniature Wintervale tower, a coastal cottage, a mountain cabin, an alarming fortress shaped vaguely like Andrew's eyebrows, and a farm house with flowers by the windows.Nia stared."Why is one of them judging me?"[Design template: Severe Elder Residence.]"Absolutely not."She chose the farm house by accident while trying to dismiss the menu.The ground immediately obeyed.Walls rose. A roof folded itself into place. Windows formed. A chimney appeared with unnecessary cheer. In less than a minute, a cozy cottage stood in the middle of a cursed dragon world.Nia stared at it.A basket appeared on the doorstep.Inside were bread, dried fruit, tea leaves, one sealed emergency cake, and a note w
Chapter148:The Pinnacle of Fate
In Wintervale, Elias entered the field of fate.He did it carefully, which meant no one watching understood how close the world came to screaming.Fate was not a road. Roads were honest. They admitted when they forked. Fate was a web of intentions, accidents, debts, cowardice, courage, and the appalling habit of small choices becoming knives years later.Elias had studied it long ago.Then he had stopped.Every time he touched fate, fate touched back.The reincarnation cycle had been his greatest offense against it. He had used power, memory, soul law, and forbidden authority to stitch a path where death had left none. The backlash still walked beside him in every improbable disaster.A normal person tripped because of loose stone.Elias tripped into gods.Still, he opened his sight.Lines spilled from his body. Some led to Wintervale. Some to the Abyss. Some to Tidehall, the Violet Tomb, the Nethersea, Avielle, Yara, Lymon, Andrew, and a thousand buried debts.One line led to Nia.Ar