Let's Train Heroine - Chapter 354

Chapter 354: Heroine’s Trail Ended
Maris, Lucan, Virnda, Nyx, and Bing suddenly arrived in front of Aurelia.

Aurelia praised them and told them that the trial was just to see their abilities and how they used them.

Maris’s reality bending, Lucan’s Word’s Ability, and Virnda’s Illusion Ability impressed everyone, and they passed.

Nyx’s time and space abilities were rare, and her mastery of both made her pass the exam as well.

Bing’s ice ability wasn’t that great as it was common ability, but being a dragon with ice abilities and physical strength and a good way of using them made her pass as well.

In short, everyone passed, and from now on, their semi-region was officially a region.

This made all of them happy. At that moment, Virnda thought that, since they had become an official region today, their calendar should start from today. She decided to change that when they got home.

After this, Aurelia told them that the process of the Semi-Region becoming a Region was slow. It would take six months, so for that time, Lucan and the others were free to do whatever they wanted in the Vardant Labyrinth.

Aurelia also told them that they were just in Vardant Region’s Labyrinth, the Vardant Labyrinth.

They should go out and explore the Vardant Region.

However, the excitement of the moment was tempered by a sudden realization from Maris.

Her face paled, and her voice trembled as she spoke. “Wait… The Saint’s Region moves thousands of times faster than the outside world right?… doesn’t that mean my family is already…” Her words trailed off as sadness filled her eyes.

Lucan, leaning lazily against a tree-like structure, chuckled softly. “Maris, you really need to calm down.”

Maris turned to him, “But how?”

He waved a hand dismissively. “When we left, I had a word with Aurelia. She told me she adjusted the Saint’s Region’s time flow to match the outside world.”

Maris blinked, her sadness instantly replaced by relief. “Wait… really?”

Before Lucan could answer, Aurelia said, “Yes, Maris,” she confirmed with a slight smile. “When you left, I ensured the Saint’s Region’s time was aligned with the outside world.”

Maris let out a long sigh, her shoulders relaxing. “Thank the heavens.”

Virnda, lounging nearby with her legs crossed, raised an eyebrow. “Speaking of the Saint’s Region, do you think we should keep that name or change it now that we’re going to be officially a region?”

Aurelia shrugged nonchalantly. “It’s entirely up to you. If you want to change it, then change it.”

Virnda turned her gaze to Maris, a teasing smirk on her lips. “What do you think, Maris? Should we stick with the old name or try something new?”

Maris shrugged back. “I don’t care. It’s just a name.”

But Bing, sitting cross-legged with an excited glint in her eyes, nearly jumped to her feet. “We have to pick a new name! Something cool, something unique!”

Nyx nodded eagerly, “I agree. A new name for a new beginning.”

The three of them immediately launched into brainstorming. Names flew through the air like sparks from the fire.

“What about Eternal Radiance?” Nyx suggested, her eyes sparkling.

“Too pretentious,” Virnda muttered, rolling her eyes.

“Okay, how about Frostlight Dominion?” Bing offered, grinning proudly.

Nyx frowned. “Dominion? Sounds like we’re tyrants.”

“Maolad Haven,” Virnda chimed in, clearly amused at the chaos.

“Sounds like a salad bar,” Lucan said, earning a snort from Vrinda.

The naming discussion went on, with ideas ranging from the poetic (Celestial Blossom) to the downright ridiculous (Ice Ice Baby—thanks to Bing). By the end of it, they had come up with sixteen names, but no one could agree on one.

Bing finally turned to Maris, her big eyes shining with hope. “Mom, you have to help us decide! Which name do you like best?”

Maris, who had been half-listening while doodling patterns in the dirt with a stick, looked up, startled. “Wait, me?”

“Yes!” Bing insisted, holding up the list of names. “You’re the Saint! You get the final say.”

Maris sighed and took the list, scanning through the options. She paused when she saw one that Bing had come up with: Frostflower Region.

“This one,” Maris said, pointing at it.

Virnda immediately grinned and crossed her arms. “Of course, she picks the name you came up with, Bing. Nepotism at its finest.”

Bing stuck out her tongue playfully. “Hey, it’s not my fault Mom has good taste!”

Nyx chuckled softly. “To be fair, it’s a nice name. Frostflower has a certain charm to it.”

Lucan smirked. “Well, congratulations. You’re now the Frostflower Region. Very intimidating.”

Bing beamed, clearly proud of her contribution, while Virnda continued to poke fun at the situation. “Next time we need a name, maybe we should just ask Maris right away. Save ourselves the drama.”

Maris rolled her eyes but couldn’t hide her small smile when she saw Bing like that.

This Bing was childlike, and she like it. Although she didn’t spent much time with her, she do spent time and it was always fun time.

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Sarina had decided that when Maris and Lucan came back, she would ask Maris if it was okay for her to also be with Lucan. If Maris said no, Sarina would find another man.

Although she wanted to devote herself to just one person and have a relationship with only one man, she knew it was impossible to live her entire life alone. She had already done something intimate with Lucan, so if she wanted to stay devoted, her only option was Lucan. Choosing another man would mean abandoning her plan to remain with only one. So if Maris said no, then she have to abandon this plan. She can’t live alone.

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Julia had decided that the next time she met Lucan, she would seduce him. No matter what, she was determined to succeed, as it was the only way she knew to get closer to him.

For that reason, she was currently reading dozens of books on seduction and watching videos on the topic. She was determined to learn everything there was to know. Once she mastered it all, she would seduce Lucan and become the best second wife to him.