Kael didn't respond to her anger. He just looked into her glowing eyes and asked, "Why can't I remember you?"
The woman gave him a faint smile. "Because I've hidden myself," she said gently. "I sealed my presence from your memory. It's for your own good. If you remembered me now… if you recognized me before reaching the Demi-God stage… the gods would sense it."
Kael's eyes widened as the pieces clicked together. "Then… that bitch—how did she know who I was?"
"She's from the outer realms," the woman replied. Her tone had dropped again—low and angry. "The spell we cast only works within this world. She slipped through the cracks. She saw what others couldn't."
Her expression darkened"That bitch will pay. I'll tear her spirit apart for touching you again."
Kael sighed, pinching the bridge of his nose. His head still throbbed, though it was softer now.
"This is going to be a nightmare," he muttered.
"Also why are the outer gods here causing a mess."
