Back at the cathedral, Kyle enjoyed a nice, long soak in the hot springs, then slept for about twelve hours straight. The next morning, the muscle pain he had been suffering from was a lot milder and tolerable.He grabbed some food from the elf-run kitchen, then returned to his room. Droigheann had returned to what he called his ‘realm’. He was in Kyle’s shadow, as usual. Kyle was thankful for it because this way he didn’t constantly feel tired.He sat and ate, and once he was finished with his breakfast, he put aside the plate and opened his character panel.‘New Class Choice Available’The bright blue text was no surprise to him. He was now over level 100. That meant he could either pick a secondary class, or continue with his Summoner class, and take it to Summoner Tier III.He pondered a while. He was fairly strong now, he could easily pick a secondary class to try it our, but Rhealis’

“No!” Kyle pushed Vis away as soon as she was done drinking his blood. “No, this is my room, not yours. You won’t sleep here.” He hissed, unphased by the rather beautiful vampire’s hurt expression. “Aww, you’re not fun.” Vis whined. “Come on, what do you have to lose?” Kyle glared at her. “Leave!” He pointed at the door. “Or I’ll have Droigheann make you leave.” Vis pursed her lips. “I shouldn’t have lifted my mark off of you. You don’t even know how to have fun.” Kyle rolled his eyes. The last thing he needed right now was ‘having fun’ with a damned vampire! All he wanted to do was sleep! Eventually, he got her to leave, and breathed a sigh of relief. He rubbed the spot where she bit. It didn’t hurt much, it was mostly numb now. He lay on his bed again, and soon fell asleep. His dreams were riddled with images of the Celestial Realm. He woke up several times because it felt as if someone had pushed him off a cliff. Each time, his dreams only grew more confusing, until eventually

 Frozen under the Greater Being’s intense gaze, Kyle held his breath. His heart raced, he could hear his own heartbeats. Why were they so loud?He didn’t dare meet the Greater Being’s gaze. He didn’t have a death wish after all. He endured the Greater Being’s gaze for a few more seconds, until it finally turned its gaze away.The young summoner breathed out a sigh of relief as he stumbled back with shaky legs and sat on the nearest pew. “I think,” He spoke just loudly enough so everyone’s attention would be on him. “It’s not hostile.”Murmurs spread throughout the grand hall. Kyle raised his hand to stop them. “Let’s sit and wait,” He spoke, trying his best to keep his voice calm. He could still see the Greater Being from where he was sitting. “If it wanted to harm us, it could have done so already. So, sit down, try to remain calm, and wait it