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Shi Yichen would buy anything Frilian liked, which made Frilian extremely happy. Her Shi Yichen was incredibly extravagant, spending money without batting an eye.

Frilian looked at each stall, taking whatever she liked, with Shi Yichen paying her. Frilian loved this kind of life, or more accurately, she loved being with Shi Yichen.

"This is delicious, you should try it!"

Frilian held a piece of cake to Shi Yichen's lips, with a small bite already taken out of it.

"Ahh!"

Shi Yichen took a bite of the spot where Frilian had eaten.

"Yes, it really tastes good."

Shi Yichen nodded. Eggs, cream, and plenty of fruit—sweet but not cloying—it was exactly what Frilian liked to eat.

Seeing Shi Yichen bite into the spot where she had eaten, Frilian's face turned slightly red, reminding her of what had happened yesterday, and she was somewhat afraid to look Shi Yichen in the eye.

"We should go back now. We've bought so much stuff; it'll be enough to keep us eating for a while."

Shi Yichen took Frilian's hand and looked at her.

"Okay, whatever you say."

Frilian smiled gently at Shi Yichen, a look that resembled that of a wife looking at her husband.

"Then let's go back!"

The two smiled at each other and walked hand in hand toward their cozy little home.

…………

Time flies, and five hundred years have passed in the blink of an eye.

As always, Shi Yichen got up to make breakfast for Frilian before she woke up.

In the past five hundred years, Shi Yichen has only gone out a few times. She promised Frilian that she would stay with her from now on.

Whenever Shi Yichen went out, he would always run to Celia's place. Celia suddenly had the idea of ​​establishing a continental magic association for some reason. Since it was Celia who made the suggestion, Shi Yichen could only obediently listen and help her.

In fact, Celia had had this idea for a while, but she needed time to prepare some things, as well as the rules and regulations of the Magic Association, and a whole bunch of other things.

Celia herself found it troublesome and didn't want to do so many things by herself, so she could only ask Shi Yichen to help her and pull her in as a laborer.

So Celia just sat there drinking red tea, watching Shi Yichen do things, and then glancing at him and nodding in approval.

In the end, it was Shi Yichen who suffered the most, having to do everything. He should have known better than to agree to Celia's request five hundred years ago, otherwise he wouldn't be so tired now.

"You chose this yourself."

Celia shrugged. This was something Shi Yichen had said five hundred years ago: no matter what Celia did, she would come to help.

When Shi Yichen saw that there were still so many things to do, he wanted to cry, but Celia gave him a lot of empty promises, saying that she would be given the position of vice president after the establishment of the Continental Magic Association.

Shi Yichen then threw himself back into the task of establishing the Continental Magic Association. By now, the Continental Magic Association had taken shape and was largely completed. The rest was left to Celia.

Shi Yichen will then have more time to spend with Frilian. However, if Celia calls, she will still go. There's no way around it; she's spoiling her own grandmaster, just like Frilian, who's like a child.

Five hundred years later, Chen's strength was no longer what it used to be. Her magical power had surpassed that of Celia, but her combat strength was unknown. They had never truly fought each other, and their battles were always limited to brief exchanges.

However, judging from Celia's words, Shi Yichen has surpassed her in some aspects. If a winner had to be determined, Shi Yichen would most likely lose.

Celia is a walking encyclopedia of magic. Most of Shi Yichen's magic is inherited from Flame, and he also has some magic he collected himself, but Celia knows all of these magics, which is very frustrating.

There is good news: Flame can be resurrected, but at a great cost.

After a thousand years, Shi Yichen finally completed the magic of bringing the dead back to life, but this magic has a flaw: it consumes the lifespan of the caster, and even someone as powerful as Celia dares not use it.

As long as the caster doesn't die, the resurrected person won't die either; their lives are essentially shared, but the price is unbearable.

Celia herself said that if she cast this spell, she would age instantly and lose most of her lifespan; this is the price of casting this spell.

Celia wouldn't let Shi Yichen use it either. Although Shi Yichen had the blessing of the goddess, he was still just a human being, and even Celia couldn't guarantee that he wouldn't die because of it.

But Shi Yichen was still prepared to take a gamble, hoping that the goddess's blessing would allow him to survive. If he gambled wrong, he would have Celia tell Frillie that he was dead and that she would have to live alone from now on.

…………

in the room.

"Ok?"

Frillie woke up at the smell of food, and groggily walked up behind Shi Yichen, who was making breakfast, and hugged him around the waist like a child snuggling up to his mother.

What are we eating today?

Frilian leaned against Shi Yichen's back, half-awake and half-asleep, and asked.

"Fish, vegetables, eggs, porridge, and finally your favorite dessert."

Shi Yichen made nutritious breakfasts, as you can't eat too much oily food in the morning. As for desserts, Shi Yichen prepared them especially for Frilian.

"OK."

Frillie gave a brief reply and then continued to sleep on Shi Yichen's back.

Shi Yichen couldn't do anything about her, so he could only spoil her. A thousand years passed, and Frilian became more and more attached to Shi Yichen. Perhaps their feelings were slowly beginning to change.

Every time Shi Yichen returned, Frilian would rush to greet him and hug him. This was something Frilian would never have done hundreds of years ago.

Frillie gradually came to understand Shi Yichen's feelings for her, and also gradually understood what her teacher, Flame, meant, but her teacher had been dead for over a thousand years.

"Okay, don't sleep anymore. Wash up and you can have breakfast."

Shi Yichen said affectionately to Frilian, who was hugging him.

"Ah."

Frillie gave a brief response but made no move.

Seeing this, Shi Yichen had no choice but to do it himself. He brushed Frilian's teeth, washed her face, tidied her hair, changed her clothes, and then carried Frilian to the breakfast area.

Throughout breakfast, Shi Yichen fed Frilian. Frilian only needed to open her mouth. After finishing breakfast, Frilian was fully awake.

"I'm going to the city to buy some daily necessities. If I come across any new spellbooks, I'll bring them back to you."

Shi Yichen said to Frillie while washing the dishes with water magic.