Chapter 100
Kagan, looking somewhat perplexed, rubbed the back of his neck with an awkward expression
Nisha tilted her head. Â
âWhat is it?â Â
âI was wondering if you could heal someone.â Â
âYes, I will.â Â
âTheyâre seriously hurt… wait, what?â Â
âIâll heal them. Where are they? Do I need to go right away?â Â
The simplicity of her answer made all of Kaganâs earlier hesitation about how to explain the situation seem pointless. Â
Kagan, taken aback, stared at her for a moment with a slightly puzzled expression, his brow furrowing. Â
âYou didnât even hear the details.â Â
âThe answer would be the same anyway, so I didnât think it mattered… But if you need me to listen, I will.â Â
Kagan let out a sigh as he looked at Nisha. Â
Perhaps it was because the cost of her powers didnât seem like much to her compared to their magnitude, but she often treated her abilities as if they were nothing. Â
âNisha, using your powers is something you need to think about more carefully. Youâre not giving such simple answers to others who ask for your help, right?â Â
âHmm, even if you say that, youâre the only one who ever asks me for such favors, Kagan.â Â
At her words, Kagan slowly raised his hand and rubbed his face. Â
âYou really know how to say the most beautiful things.â Â
Kagan buried his face in the nape of Nishaâs neck, inhaling the faint scent of soap before lightly kissing her. Â
“Recently, the neighboring countries have been making quite a bit of noise. Even the ones outside our borders have started showing interest. So, I organized a small unit to assess the situation and sent them out somewhere.” Â
“Yes.” Â
“I sent out ten men, but only one came back yesterday.” Â
At Kagan’s words, Nishaâs eyes widened slightly. Â
Since she had slept the entire day yesterday, she hadnât known anything had happened. Â
“What about the others?” Â
“Well, Iâm not sure, but it seems there was a battle. The one who came back is in critical condition right now.” Â
At his words, Nisha frowned. Â
It wasnât good news. Â
“So, we havenât received any report about what happened or whatâs going on. Which is why…” Â
“Yes, I can heal him.” Â
Nisha nodded lightly before speaking again. Â
“Iâll change clothes and then we can go…” Â
“No, after you change, you should eat first.” Â
“But… you said it was urgent.” Â
“Iâm more worried about your health after you went a whole day without food. That man is a warrior, but you… you’re the only moon of this country.” Â
At his corny words, Nishaâs face flushed slightly. Â
“Donât forget, as long as I am king, you are the only moon that shines in my sky.” Â
Kagan awkwardly added another remark. Â
What is he even talking about? Embarrassed, Nisha rubbed her face and nodded. Â
“Iâll call the maids and get dressed first.”
Kagan chuckled quietly as he watched his wife, who averted her gaze while answering, and nodded. Â
“Alright, Iâll call the maids for you. Iâll wait outside.” Â
“Oh, thank you.” Â
Nisha started to bow her head but, catching his eyes, froze for a moment and awkwardly smiled, quickly changing her gesture to a small wave. Â
Kagan, looking quite satisfied, smiled charmingly as he left the room.
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By the time Nisha, having reluctantly finished her meal at Kagan’s insistence, arrived where his subordinate was, the place was in complete chaos. Â
The atmosphere was frantic, with a couple of doctors hurriedly checking on the manâs condition. His state was a mess, to say the least. Â
How much of a mess? It was enough to leave one speechless. Â
His body was in such a wrecked state that it was hard to tell if he was even still alive. Â
Blood and pus oozed from wounds all over his body. Â
His face was sunken and crushed, as if he had endured something beyond ordinary. Â
Nisha, startled by the sight, froze in place. Â
Kagan frowned, pressing his palm against his eyes before gently pushing her back. Â
“Nisha, step back for now.” Â
“But…” Â
Nisha turned her head to look at the man. Â
She could feel how fragile his breaths were, barely hanging on. Â