150: Loaded Gun
Author: Red Phoenix.
last update2025-07-12 23:58:24

Zora froze mid-step when Kai asked if his Heavenly Eye could be cultivated. Turning slowly, she stared at him like he had just asked if water was dry.

“You…” she blinked. “Wait—hold on. You mean to tell me, with your whole chest, that you thought the only reason you could use the Heavenly Eye… was because of your bloodline?”

Kai’s face was calm. Innocent. “I thought it only activated because of my bloodline—”

That was all it took.

Zora clutched her chest and let out the most dramatic wheeze ever, stumbling back like she’d been shot with stupidity.

“Oh my stars and cosmic heavens, my freaking—Kai! You're hopeless! Absolutely, cosmically hopeless! You mean to tell me you’ve been walking around with the most powerful ocular weapon in existence, thinking it’s just some birthmark perk?”

Kai frowned. “Well—”

“—No. No. Don’t talk,” she said, raising a palm to silence him. “You sweet, sweet dumpling of ignorance.”

She started pacing like a deranged professor. “He really thought the eye just p
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