Primogenitor in Marvel

Chapter 233

Chapter 233

Hela returned to her room after dinner with Damian's family.

Sitting on the bed, she couldn't help but recall the moments she spent with Damian. Unbeknownst to herself, a hint of blush appeared on her face.

In the end, she just shook her head. With an experience so new and stimulating, she really wanted to continue and explore further.

At that moment, the door opened and Amelia entered with a smile.

"Master, how was your fight? Did you enjoy it?" Amelia asked, smiling and sitting down forcefully next to Hela.

"Hm, I enjoyed it a lot," Hela said, nodding and inevitably from her mouth came out a sensual voice, slightly curving her lips into a smile.

Amelia seemed to turn into an ice sculpture upon hearing her master speak in that manner.

"Master, did King Damian hit you too hard?" Amelia asked jokingly but with concern in her eyes.

"In fact, he did hit me quite hard," Hela said, chuckling.

Amelia's eyes almost welled up with tears as she wondered if her master had suffered a brain injury.

A slight smile was the most she showed; she had never heard a laugh like that before.

...

Damian got up early the next day before heading to his tower for a brief meditation session.

Although progress on his magic circle was slow, if he didn't do it regularly, he would never finish.

He could also stop sleeping entirely and dedicate himself completely to meditation, but he wasn't in such a desperate situation.

A familiar magical pulse indicated that it was time for breakfast, so he stood up and walked to the dining room.

Everyone was already there, so they wasted no time and started eating.

Everything was normal, and the only thing Damian could highlight was that Amelia gave him a few more glances than usual.

He idly wondered if Hela had told her or if she suspected something. It didn't really matter, though.

After breakfast, everyone began to disperse to do their own things.

Wanda also got up from her seat and approached Damian, who had also stood up.

"Can you teach me now?" Wanda asked, looking at Damian.

"Sure," Damian said, nodding with a smile.

"Let's go to the garden; we'll be more comfortable there, and it's a quiet place," Damian said, taking into account Cortana's words. It was better to teach her in an open place where she felt comfortable and safe.

"Okay," Wanda said, clearly liking the choice.

The two walked to the garden, and Damian casually created a large tent with a padded space in the center.

Wanda's eyes widened in surprise at that display of power; it literally appeared out of nowhere. If Damian had transmuted the ground to form the tent, she wouldn't have been surprised since she could do that too, but she felt no magic in what he did.

"Come, sit," Damian said, sitting down first and gesturing with his hand in front of him.Neew updates at

Wanda nodded distractedly before sitting down a meter away from Damian. In the end, she couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed because while she was distracted, she sat a bit far.

Damian couldn't help but think she was a bit far away, but in the end, he said nothing.

"How about you start by showing me your magic circle?" Damian said, smiling at her.

Wanda nodded slightly before instigating her magic, making a crimson magic circle appear in her hand.

"Do you mind if I take a closer look?" Damian asked, realizing why Cortana warned him to be careful. Normally, he would have taken her hand directly and observed it closely.

"Go ahead," Wanda said, extending her hand to Damian.

Damian leaned in and saw the complex runes; there was nothing wrong, and they were condensed runes made for humans.

But her magic circle was just as strong as those of his family at the same level.

Damian also immediately noticed the cause of this: the runes were made with energy superior to magic, and individually, each rune was stronger than even the runes in his magic circles.

The difference was that his magic circles had many more runes, so in the end, they could match.

"I understand," Wanda said, nodding. She wanted to be clear about this matter so her mind wouldn't wander and think about reviving her parents.

"Are you ready?" Damian asked, looking at her.

"I'm ready," Wanda said after taking a deep breath.

Damian nodded and acted as a catalyst so Wanda could use the stone without any problems.

"Put your hand on the sphere," Damian said.

Wanda extended her hand over the sphere and immediately focused, putting all her intention into returning her body to how it was before creating her magic circles.

This had an almost immediate effect, and her magic circles began to blur before only a large crimson mist remained in their place.

Wanda withdrew her hand and almost stumbled, feeling that her body was not the same as before; it had become weaker.

"It seems everything went well," Damian said, nodding slightly.

"I guess," Wanda said, not feeling well; she felt everything spinning. Suddenly her vision darkened, and she started to fall to the ground.

Damian immediately appeared next to her and supported her back with a concerned expression.

Quickly checking the situation in her body, he noticed that everything was in order and that it was just a minor side effect.

Knowing that she wouldn't wake up soon, he sent her directly to her room to rest.

As Wanda disappeared from the place, the room also dissipated, leaving the familiar space of Cortana where she usually worked or did her things.

Damian shook his head before appearing in his tower and starting to meditate. He had hoped to finish teaching Wanda right away, but it seems that won't be possible; he'll have to wait until she wakes up.

Several hours passed while Damian meditated when he felt Wanda waking up; he had kept his senses around her.

Stopping his meditation, Damian appeared outside her room and knocked on the door.

"Wanda, it's me, are you ready to continue?" Damian asked before Wanda could respond.

"I'm ready," Wanda said after a few moments of silence as she tried to orient herself.

The absence of her magic circles made her understand that it wasn't a dream, and she guessed she had fainted.

Wanda quickly opened the door and saw Damian; she always felt a flutter in her stomach when she saw his eyes fixed on her.

"Then let's go," Damian said, nodding, making both of them appear again in the garden, sitting.

Wanda's eyes blinked a few times, disoriented before recovering. She wasn't really used to these sudden scene changes.

"To make it easier and faster for you, I'll transmit the shape of the first magic circle to your mind," Damian said, extending his finger and sending a small light to Wanda's forehead.

Wanda's mind was immediately filled with information about the magic circle.

Analyzing the information, Wanda noticed that the magic circle was really similar to the previous one, only it had many more runes, and some were quite complex.

"Do you have it?" Damian asked, looking at her.

"Yes," Wanda said, nodding.

"Good, then just practice as you like; the first one should be quite quick, but as the number of magic circles increases, so does the difficulty," Damian said.

"What magic circle are you creating?" Wanda asked curiously.

"The sixth magic circle," Damian said, smiling at her.

Wanda nodded slightly, impressed but also expecting it considering it was Damian.

"By the way, it might take me more than a year to finish creating it," Damian said, laughing a little.

Wanda's eyes widened in surprise; as far as she knew, one couldn't stop halfway, and she couldn't imagine meditating for more than a year.

"For now, just focus on creating your first magic circle," Damian said, smiling amusedly at her expression.

Wanda put on a small pout seeing him laugh before closing her eyes and starting to create her first magic circle for the second time.

The days passed with Damian teaching Wanda and sneaking off with Hela to ''fight''. In an instant, a month had passed.

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