honor me as god

Chapter 738 Lost Power
Solandelle was injured by a magnetic rail sniper rifle before, and was later healed by the blood of the unicorn horn. Fortunately, she did not die, but a large number of shrapnel remained in the heart area.

If you don't take the shrapnel, as the blood surges, those shrapnel will tear open the heart, and Solandelle will definitely die.

But many of those shrapnel were stuck in the position of the heart vein, and some were even surrounded by the regrown myocardium. There was no way to remove them piece by piece by surgery. The only way to keep her alive was a heart replacement operation. The unbearable flesh and blood heart was replaced with an artificial heart.

After Chino completed the operation, Solandelle's life was saved, but due to the replacement of the heart, the power of the sun could no longer complete the circulation in the body, and now the doctor has also sensed this abnormality.

After the initial panic, perhaps because he wanted Solandelle to recuperate well and not let her notice that something was wrong, the doctor put on a relaxed look and said to her with a smile: "Your Royal Highness, your health is fine. As long as you cultivate well, you will definitely be able to recover.”

After the doctor finished speaking, he nodded to Perseus and said, "Your Majesty, can you come out and discuss?"

The two left the ward and closed the door. The doctor knelt down on the ground trembling, and said tremblingly, "Your Majesty, please make amends. I lied just now, and Her Royal Highness's condition is not good."

"Although her life is intact, when I probed the veins in her body with the sun's golden fire, I found that her heart vein area was completely blocked, and the power of the sun could not complete the circulation at all, and not even a trace of energy could flow through."

"Your Highness is able to awaken the seal of the gods before she is an adult. She should have a bright future, but in this situation, I am afraid that she will never be able to use the power of the sun in the future, and she will only be a mortal in this life."

Even though Perseus had sensed something was wrong from the change in the doctor's expression before, and he was faintly prepared mentally, but when he really heard the news with his own ears, he still felt that the surroundings were turned upside down, and his consciousness was in a trance for a while. I can't stand still.

Fate made a huge joke, allowing Solandelle to possess power beyond the reach of mortals at such a young age, sent her to the bright road, and took away all the power in one day, and beat her as a mortal.

Day and night, this kind of extreme gap even makes outsiders sigh. Perseus can't imagine how Solandelle would feel if she knew all this.

As the king of a country, Perseus must not show weakness in front of his subordinates, so he had no expression on his face, and said hoarsely: "Understood, if there is nothing else, let her recuperate in the room. You can go to rest first."

The doctor nodded to Perseus, bowed and left.

Perseus walked back to the ward, just when he saw Solandelle trying to sit up, he hurried over to support her, and said, "Don't force it, the doctor said, you need to recuperate, just lie on the bed."

"It's okay, my back feels uncomfortable after lying down for too long, I'll sit for a while." Solandelle leaned against the back of the bed and asked softly, "Dad, can I no longer use the power of the sun?"

Perseus froze for a moment, pretending to blame: "What nonsense? Didn't the doctor say that, as long as you take good care of yourself, you will definitely recover in the future."

"I'm sorry, Dad, I heard you talking outside just now inside." Solandelle pursed her lips, stretched out her little hand and touched Perseus's head, "It's okay, I don't have any strength, it's fine. I can concentrate on studying and learn more knowledge, and I can still help you and your two elder brothers share their worries in the future."

Solandelle's words pierced Perseus's heart like a knife, and the blood was bloody.

If Solandelle couldn't accept the status quo that her power was completely abolished, and started to cry, and even complained, Perseus might feel a little better in her heart, at least she let it out.

But like now, once she shines brightly and her future is ruined overnight, Solandelle not only did not break down or cry, but also put herself in other people's shoes, hiding all the pain and grievances in her heart. This kind of obedience made Poxiu Adams felt an unspeakable sadness.

Sometimes, Perseus really hoped that she would stop being like this, be more capricious, be more selfish, think more about herself, and stop thinking about others, otherwise, like now, he really doesn't know how to face her.

"Don't think too much, dear, you just need to take care of yourself, and we'll talk about other things later." Perseus patted Solandelle's head lightly, got up and left the ward.

In the empty corridor, the candles were dimly lit, and the vision was hazy, and Perseus was the only one left around.

The calmness pretended on his face gradually turned into bewilderment and pain, his back leaned against the wall and slowly slid down, squatting on the ground in a daze, sobbing faintly, and wiping his tears with his hands, sadness hit his face.

Now, there is no "Doguland 24" here, only an old father who is heartbroken for his daughter's harm.

Perseus was crying and crying, when he heard footsteps suddenly, he quickly suppressed his emotions, wiped his tears with his sleeve in secret, and regained the calm that the king should have.

He looked in the direction where the sound came from, and when he saw the person coming, his expression softened immediately: "Oh, Lorna, can I get out of bed already? He recovered so quickly, I originally said to go see it later look at you."

I saw Lorna standing there with her head bowed. The strong recovery power brought by the dragon's blood had basically made her injury better. She looked the same as before the battle, but her eyes were so dark that there was no light at all.

"I'm sorry," Lorna murmured with trembling shoulders.

Perseus was a little confused, and asked in confusion, "Why did you suddenly apologize?"

"It's all my fault that Solan became like this." Lorna's voice was full of tears, her eyes fell down, and she choked up, "If I accompany her to the Frozen Fortress from the beginning... If I can Get there sooner when she's hurt. She won't miss me. Woo."

As Lorna spoke, she raised her head and burst into tears.

In Perseus's impression, Lorna was strong since she was a child. He had never seen Lorna cry like this, and felt both funny and distressed for a while.

Perseus took Lorna's little head into his arms, rubbed her hair, and said, "Is the head broken, huh? If you didn't fight to the death at Dawn Peak, Solan wouldn't be able to come back alive. You are the one who doesn't need to blame yourself, so what a fool to apologize?"

Perseus was right, but it was still difficult to erase Lorna's self-blame. She was out of breath from crying. Perseus was in a high position, and he was not the type to comfort others. He was at a loss for a while. I don't know what to do other than pat my back.

The sound of crying echoed faintly in the palace, life was endless, but it was no longer as complete as before.

(End of this chapter)