Reincarnated With Three Unique Skills

Chapter 450 Reunion

As the group moved through the city, the crowd gradually parted, their awe-struck gazes following Aengus and his companions. The reverence in their eyes was unmistakable, but Aengus paid no mind to it. His focus remained on Cedric and Iris, who walked beside him, still overwhelmed by everything that had transpired.

The streets of Arcadia hadn't changed in the slightest. It was still a bustling city of adventurers, though less crowded than before.

They headed toward the Noble District, where the Silvermoon family estate lay.

The nearby buildings stood taller, their refined architecture exuding an aura of power and prosperity. The people, though dazed, were slowly coming to terms of their miraculous return.

Aengus led the group toward the Silvermoon estate, away from the chaos of the central square. The manor was secluded, surrounded by lush gardens.

The revived clan members watched Aria, Astrid, and Ashter with astonishment and surprise.

"Clan leader?"

Then, recognition dawned on them. Their leader was present among them in this chaotic time.

Despite their excitement, here they could speak without prying eyes or distractions.

Once inside, Ashter assumed the role of host, just as he had in the past.

He gestured for them to sit and stood before them, his expression calm yet carrying an air of authority.

Aengus chuckled, taking a seat beside Aria. "Your father certainly looks happy."

Aria replied with a smile, "Indeed. You have done a great job. The others will gradually understand everything."

Aron sat among them, observing his grandfather's house curiously. It was much smaller than theirs, yet it still held a feeling of home and warmth, especially with his parents beside him.

Others, including the generals—Drake, Yona, and Quin—also took their seats.

Cedric and Iris, still processing the shocking revelation of their old friend's identity, exchanged glances before focusing on him.

He now had a family and looked truly happy, unlike in the past. Not to mention, he had grown far more powerful—beyond their understanding.

A tense silence settled in the room as the reality of the situation sank in. The Silvermoon clan members, still overwhelmed by their revival, stole glances at Aria, their clan leader, who now sat among the most powerful figures in the universe.

The warmth of the estate provided some comfort, but nothing could erase the strangeness of the moment.

Aengus replied nonchalantly, "Cedric, there is no need to overthink. You can still pursue the path of adventuring and learn everything gradually."

"Yes, you're right..." Cedric said, imagining the new adventurous life that awaited them.

Their conversation continued late into the evening. They spoke of battles fought, victories won, and the new world they now inhabited.

As the night deepened, the exhaustion from the day's revelations settled in. Ashter ordered the servants to prepare rooms for the guests. "We can continue discussions tomorrow. You all need rest."

Iris, holding Luna's hand, stood up. "Yes. Today has been overwhelming. Thank you, Lord Ashter."

Cedric followed suit. "Agreed. I'll need time to process all of this."

Yona grinned. "Sleep well, you two! Tomorrow, we'll spar!"

Cedric groaned. "You're bully... Of course, you'd say that."

Aengus chuckled as he watched them leave for their rooms.

Then he turned to Aria. "It went better than expected."

She nodded. "They just need time."

Then, she shifted the topic.

"You want to go to the Xenia Domain for your mother, right?"

"Yes." Aengus nodded, touching his son's warm palms.

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"Then go. Don't waste time here. Meet her once before you start the Synthesis process. Or do you want to bring Aron there too?"

Aengus just looked at his Son for confirmation.

Aron looked excited. "Ah, I want to go and meet my grandmother too. Please let me go, Mother," he protested in her arms.

"Alright, alright. You can go too. But don't be disrespectful to your grandparents or uncles," she warned strictly.

"I won't, Mother."