Monster Integration (Web Novel)

"Hera," she whispered, seeing the state of her sister, who barely had any life remaining in her. Her skin had been destroyed, and bones became visible; even she couldn't understand how her sister was still alive.

"She had absorbed all the elemental energy; in a few seconds, we will know the new core that had been forged is stable is not," said Patriarch Bradford with an expectant voice.

The Grandmaster had explained all the steps earlier; the core had called and absorbed all the energies, and her sister had survived. The Grandmaster had said her chances of surviving is the energy absorption was less than 50%, but she did.

Still, she is not out of danger yet; a complete core has just been forged, but whether it is perfectly forged or has any problem, they don't know; they will know that soon enough.

She desperately hoped that there wouldn't be any problems; Grandmaster had said that even slight problems in the core make it crack into pieces, and that would be the end of her sister.

Hun!

Her mind was filled with these horrific thoughts no matter how much she tried to stop them when suddenly she saw a silvery white glassy shine bursting out of her sister's heart. It was so sudden that within a moment, the glassy lights covered hera fully.

The silvery-white glassy shine was a surprise, but what happened next was a shock; her sister's injuries started healing, and the speed they were healing was the fastest she had ever seen.

It was not normal healing either, but something else; even in projection form, she could see how this dense glassy light burrowing into the skin of her sister; it couldn't help but put a smile on my face.

This is a sign of a perfect core; the lunar frost core and sand of azraeth merged together completely and became one, and now they are changing hera's body according to it.

It felt like hours had passed, but only a few seconds had when all the silvery white dense glassy shine had disappeared and revealed the flawless body of hera, bereft of any marks. Even those poison marks on the back she had received in ruin, which no potion could make them disappear, had completely vanished.

A great physical change has appeared in hera, aside from the already lithe body has become even more perfectly proportioned, and her brown eyes became silvery with a glassy shine that looked like her eyes had been replaced by the two glassy orbs.

It is not just her eyes that had changed, but also her hair, which had turned into silver-white from raven color and looked like each strand of her hair made of her class; it is highly lightly that they have gained that property given the nature her core has transformed to.

"Now her core has to accept her core, and everything would be perfect," said Patriarch Brandford, the last step, the one that will determine her future.

Grandmaster had said if he succeeded in successfully forging Hera's core, he would leave a powerful seal inside it and activate it if her inheritance did not accept it, so no conflict would be created between them, as it had been before.

The seal would let her use her inheritance without interference from the core, just like before, but it would be a complete waste of her core.

Her core is extremly powerful; it is an elemental core and colossal power; if her inheritance core could imprint her with its power, she would be extremly powerful and wouldn't face any problem in reaching the Grand Lord class.

The core had stabilized, and it was round, instead of the crescent as before, and completely glassy, in a silvery white color, which made it extremly beautiful. So much that I wanted to pluck it out of her chest, but of course, I would not do that.

First, it would be dangerous, and I would likely die, and if I somehow succeeded, it would kill the Grand Commander.

Now the inheritance needed to be imprinted on it, which I hoped would happen; otherwise, I would need to seal the core, which would be an utter waste of such a gift.

The chance is that it might happen, especially after what happened; the sand had been transformed into glass by the sand, and there is a 60% chance that it would happen. If it did not have the lunar frost element, that chance would have been above 90%.

Hun!

I was staring at both of the cores when the change I had been waiting for happened; it shone, but the very next second, it did something that shocked me. It moved from its place, and looking in the direction, it is clear that it is moving toward the lunar glass core.

I had expected it to release the runes at the lunar glass core, but it is moving, and this makes things very complicated and dangerous.

Both of the cores had been great friction before, and it is already a miracle and testament to Grand Commander's ability that she was able to create an inheritance core, despite the inherent resistance from the lunar frost core inside her.

It is extremly hard and dangerous to have two cores inside one; they would always fight for dominance over each other and the body.

Her inheritance core is also glassy in nature but much different than the lunar glass core; first, it is purple in color, and second, inside it, a silhouette of the huge thrown made of glass could be seen inside, which is quite different from the barren icy cold world filled in the silvery-white lunar light.

Soon, both cores appeared next to each other, which was barely a hair of distance away between them, and I had feared they would crash when the inheritance core stopped.

Hun!

Seeing that, I couldn't help but take a sigh of relief, but that relief lasted for only a second before the inheritance core began doing something shocking.