I’ll be posting a chapter from my book series: Solen Masters. This is a Paid Exclusive for a month in certain places until it’s posted here, before I release it to a Selection of Fiction Sharing sites, such as Scribblehub and Royal Road. Most Chapters for each book will at some point be mostly removed from almost all places.
If you spot a typo, please let me know, so I can correct it before the final release.
Lana checked her appearance in the Mirror, she was in another maid outfit. This one was for the Head Maid of House Santana.
Lana sighed, her curves had gone. She had used Solen to alter her body to fit her previous disguise. Now she looked like she was 14 year old girl, who had not seen the start of womanhood take over her body. She was way older than that, as her 14th birthday was several hundred years before that.
Performing a Body transforming skill for few hours was viable, but for the weeks that she need to be as the Head Maid of House Santana was impossible. Maintain the same shape for multiple days was even hard without planning for it, even with the planning, the drain on Lana’s Solen wouldn’t allow keep the cover for the months to years that Lana was expecting this job to take.
Being the Head Maid of House Santana allowed her to get close to finding Siilan Toshiro, or more accurately who is holding on to that Soul Fragment that Lily had encountered earlier that evening. That Fragment needed someone to carry it around and perform the tasks to allow the Soul Fragment to affect the real world. Such a Person that would understand the significance of the soul fragment, could be taught to work out if someone else was using a Solen Technique near by.
At least, her outfit was tailored for her youthful body, so it fit perfectly.
“Where’s my boobs gone?” Lily teased.
Lana sighed, “Really?”
“I’ve seen some people obsess over the mirror, but you seem out of it every time you take on another persona,” Lily said, “Have you considered taking on a male persona?”
“That messes me up even more, with all that manliness, I end up thinking I’m some kind of breeding stud and trying to bed most girls. Not just the Male persona with the hardware, but this little girl trying to shove my crotch in the another girl. Still, I’m surprised how many times I’ve gotten a return invite,” Lana said.
“Well, I’d better keep you away from the Nunnery then, or we’d have army of little Lana’s,” Lily joked.
Lana let a chuckle out, “Actually, we won’t. I don’t know what my parents changed, but I’ve not been able have children of my own. Even with taking on the male personas. I was kinda of obsessed about it a few hundred years ago, which is my most of my Male persona make me believe that I’m some kinda of breeding stud. None of them produced the elusive white gold.”
“So the reports any children of yours is adoption?”
“Some are, but most of the girls are actually to hide I’ve lived several life times already, I’m over 950 years old.”
Lily scrunched her face for a second, trying work something out, “So you’re Svetlana Wiess the First, but legally also the Svetlana Weiss the Fifteenth?”
Lana smiled, “Yeah. People start questioning me after a few decades. It’s why I delegate most of my official duties to other people. It hides the fact that I look the same for years.”
Lily pulled a compass out from nothing. Lily was inside Lana’s head. The needle on Lily’s compass seemed to start spinning wildly.
Lily looked at her compass with a worried expression, “You’ve got rid of your doubles, right?”
Lana looked down at the compass, “Yeah, it’s just me, Red and Blue are gone for now. But I was expecting that this was going to be the case, starting tonight.”
Lily stared at Lana, “So what does it mean?”
“Well, there is another Acacia Latione walking around out there. Some how future me ends up sending your daughter back in time a few years to tonight. The only reason I know this is because that version of your daughter ends up with my parents about a thousand years ago.”
“You knew?” Lily asked.
Lana nodded, “Yes, I knew. I’ve got people in place to make sure we could track them both. Rosaniya Blanc is tracking the older Acacia, as she’s not too far from Lanta city. I’m hoping to get her to meet up with Erika in the morning. We can’t really track the younger one directly, but we can track someone that I think will stay close to her, at least until we can find someone be near her.”
“Wait, Rosaniya? That teenage girl that seem more invested in making an half-Orc pregnant,” Lily asked.
Lana smiled, “Yeah, her. She’s the second best detection type Solen users we’ve got. I think she could be the best, if she wasn’t balls deep in Shelur when ever she think’s we’re not looking.”
“You know going talking about a teenage girl going balls deep just sounds wrong. But then I spent a day riding along with her, and I got to see them first hand. OK, I did stick her hands in her pants, and I wonder how she could walk, let alone retain her female figure” Lily said.
“How were they?”
Lily groaned, “Huge.. But something else seemed a little off.”
Lana nodded, “I may have accidently left one of the male persona guides out, when she was in the Library. Unlike most of the guides, that one omitted the ability to father children, but was otherwise a breeding stud.”
Lily smiled, “You mean she’s spend the last few years trying to get Shelur pregnant, and just failing.”
“Yeah, Rosaniya keeps on task. She’s already send me a report that two Solen users have suddenly appeared near Tower 11. She thinks one of them is a human male and the other is an elf female. As well as our tracking Acacia was messed up as she appeared, the Solen smell is in that area and we didn’t see her before, we think this is the older Acacia.” Lana explained.
“You said there’s two versions of Acacia out there. What has happened at the Palace? She was there this afternoon,” Lily said.
Lana sighed, “As far we can tell, she’s still there. We had trouble finding someone that we could sneak in to Acacia’s inner circle. But we’ve found someone we trust enough to track her. It’s not perfect, but we’d rather not “light up” Acacia to someone else unnecessarily.”