"She's better now the fever has gone down and she is peacefully sleeping now," Jaana said while being exhausted.

When they were going to check their daughter's condition one hour ago they saw Elvire being uncomfortable and that she had a large fever so Jaana as the only woman there could only alone take care of Elvire and swipe her sweat off.

So for while she didn't leave Elvire's side at all, Jaana was constantly there and watching her.

"You should go and rest as you have been up for the longest time now, and haven't had any break," Levin said to Jaana while looking worriedly at her.

"I…. I'm alright." Jaana barely could continue, before collapsing to the floor.

Levin anxiously rushed as quickly he could with his new leg towards Jaana and when he finally got to her he sighed heavily, relieved, as Jaana was only exhausted but just to be sure he called the old healer to come and check her condition out.

"Yes as you suspected she's only exhausted as she overstrained herself, don't worry. However, even though she was not badly injured, her body still needs to rest to get over the injury. It seems, from the time she woke up she has not rested at all and has constantly taken care of you and your daughter." The old man said before continuing.

"The best thing is to leave her to rest now we can put her in the same bed as Elvire to bring some comfort to both of them." The old man finished and helped Levin to lift up Jaana to the bed before closing the door.

"To you, you should also rest as you still have your new arm and leg that you haven't gotten used to.

Let me say they are even better than the necromancer's work as they can only place a dead limb and sew it back to you so they will always be cold.

But these ones will always be part of you and you can enchant them with magic and use them as weapons.

So you should rest and train yourself. Because right now, you are just dragging your prosthetic leg around and limbing while you cannot even move the fingers of your hand." The old man said and saw how Levin's face blushed from embarra.s.sment.

"Yes sir I will train hard and I will find a way to pay you back as well from all of the troubles we have created to you," Levin said while he limbed towards the table and sat down and started to practice he's new fingers with the mug that was on the table.

He slowly but surely got a better hang of how he's new limb works but he was unsure if he could get back to the level he was with the sword.

Suddenly someone coughed and Levin almost jumped up from the shock as he didn't feel anyone approach or get near to him.

"Sorry to disturb your practice especially when you have been so focused on it. However, I have a few questions to ask from you, if you don't mind." Falmir said and watched Levin while waiting for his answer.

"Yes for sure sit-down and let's have a talk," Kevin said and watched how Falmir sat down next to him.

"Firstly I want to ask about your future. What have you planned to do? If I remember correctly it was the church that was supposed to send Elvire to the school but now that option is blocked." Before Falmir could continue Levin said.

"I know what you are going to say as Elvire is a small prodigy and you can, of course, take her to the school, but we don't want that. We want her to grow up peacefully first, and then with her own strength to try and pa.s.s the tests.

So I'm not going to accept your offer even if I may sound rude but we want Elvire to grow up naturally first and then decide herself what she does want to do." Levin said and watched Falmir whose face hasn't shown any emotions this far.

"I knew you were going to say that so I won't push this anymore or ask about but my offer will stand still and be available.

Otherwise, I don't have anything else to ask or say and I will just wish good luck to you and that you all will have a happy and peaceful life." Falmir said clearly disappointed as he already had spent so much time and effort to try and get Elvire to the school.

He had spent the time making a spatial bag for her, guided her for a brief moment and he even went and tried to bring a teacher about summoning to show Elvire how great their school was.

He even thought that after he has saved their lives they would feel in debt to him and agree to his offer but no they didn't so he was clearly disappointed for losing a prodigy like an Elvire.

But Levin had understood that everything Falmir had done had some kind of intention and he didn't want to sacrifice his daughter to it and he was right about it. Once Falmir had successfully recruited Elvire, it would make his position better in the school.

There were many things that the people outside of the school didn't know about him like that his position in the school wasn't that reliable especially since he didn't have many students.

And even when he was hailed this continent's best armament master, he was still a junior compared to other continents.

So Elvire could have helped him to climb up the ladder and get him maybe a more reliable position that wouldn't break anytime soon. He was walking constantly on a piece of thin ice that could break and crumble easily under him.

"Good luck Falmir that is all I have to say oh it isn't remember if you touch my family I will find you and destroy your whole life," Levin said while he watched Falmir leave.