The Tale of Hero Alice’s Social Death

Chapter 387: I'm Happy So Long as Someone Is Feeling Worse Than I Am

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Although Andusia said that the Milu Rabbit would need several hundred years before it could regain consciousness, after learning about the cause of the Milu Rabbit's comatose state, the solution to the problem was already made clear to Alice. So long as she released the excess soul energy in the Milu Rabbit's body, the Milu Rabbit would be able to wake up ahead of time.

Although doing so would prevent the Milu Rabbit from absorbing Miriya's remnant soul energy completely, it didn't really matter whether the Milu Rabbit absorbed all of that soul energy. Just the amount it had absorbed during this period was already enough to strengthen its soul beyond the level of the average human.

With such a powerful soul, the Milu Rabbit would gain the average human's intelligence should it wake up now. It might even gain the ability to use magic. Although the Milu Rabbit's soul and talent for magic might reach the level of the demons' Four Heavenly Kings if it could absorb all of Miriya's remnant soul energy, too much time was needed to do so. Alice did not plan to stay in this world for several centuries. The Milu Rabbit would be left uncared for if she were to leave this world. If that were the case, the Milu Rabbit might not even survive more than a year, let alone several hundred years. So, Alice decided that she would wake up the Milu Rabbit ahead of time.

Rather than worry about the potential strength and intelligence the Milu Rabbit would be missing out on, Alice was more concerned about something else. Specifically, what she should do about the Milu Rabbit's name. Once the Milu Rabbit woke up, it would already have the intelligence of a normal human. In that case, it would unlikely be very upset if she continued postponing giving it a name.

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"It seems you're prepared to expel the excess soul in the Milu Rabbit." Andusia quickly noticed what was going through Alice's mind. After giving Alice a glance, Andusia frowned as she looked at the Milu Rabbit held by its ears in Alice's hand and said, "Is there a need to go so far for a Milu Rabbit? It's not easy to find a soul magician, especially one that can expel a Demon King's soul energy."

Any magician might be able to learn soul magic, but it shared a similar characteristic as all other types of magic—it was easy to learn but difficult to master. Most magicians had an affinity for specific types of magic, and most magicians' affinities were geared toward elemental magic, such as fire and water. Of course, light magic and dark magic were exceptions.

As for special types of magic, such as gravity magic, spirit magic, and soul magic, that were not categorized under elemental magic, only a small number of people had an affinity for such magic. On top of that, non-elemental magic was typically more difficult to master than elemental magic. Combining these two factors, the chances of someone cultivating their mastery over non-elemental magic t…

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