"Thank you, grandma," Re''Kha hugged the Muki as her expression turned into one of rxation. She fawned over the fawn, beginning to y with it as she giggled at times. She jumped around the room, chasing after the fawn that escaped from her hold, only stopping when Mu''Tua chided her.


    "I''ll contact your father and inform him about your well-being," Mu''Tua said, noticing a change in Re''Kha as she continued, "Don''t worry, your mother won''t know. I have a secret route to deliver the message to him."


    "Until then," She gazed at Re''Kha, "Just stay with me for the time being. My cottage is just too big for an olddy like myself. Having you around would be pleasant. Just stay here until the chaos in your n subsides."


    Re''Kha thought through her choices, judging that it was better to stay with Mu''Tua than on her own. Moreover, Mu''Tua was an experienced doctor, so even if someplications arise in her, she could be treated immediately.


    ''I guess I was just being foolish in thinking I could treat myself fully with those medicines.'' Re''Kha sighed, realising her mishap in judgement that was clouded by the betrayal andck of trust she felt.


    She should have arrived at the hospital the moment she stepped foot in Burfuna City. But if she had done that, she wouldn''t have met Mu''Tua. So, everything ended well.


    Many ns engaged their nsmen with each other to forge rtions. So, just like how she was connected to Mu''Tua, there were others from her n connected to the Burfuna Mu n.


    So, the moment she showed up at their doorstep to contact Mu''Tua, the news would reach her mother, and at the same time, the enemies that used her as a pawn in their political schemes. It was precisely the reason she refrained from meeting anyone.


    After all, if she just wished to seek refuge, it was easy. Her father was from the Burfuna Re n. So, if she wished, Re''Kha could enter the Burfuna Re n without any issues. But the same problem applied there too. Her well-being would reach her n within a day.


    There were rules established among the ns for Inter-n marriage.


    Their tradition allowed both men and women to marry into another n. There wasn''t any rigid rule preventing that. And, the rule that dictated who married into the n of whom were first based on the foundation of their Pranic Avatar.


    A Pranic Avatar had five foundations, ranging from one to five that determined its strength and the amount of time it could exist in reality. The higher the foundation, the stronger the n''s power and authority.


    In their country, only the Royal n possessed a Pranic Avatar with five foundations. The Four Great ns possessed a Pranic Avatar with four foundations in their main family—located in their country''s capital. Their respective branch families—located in other cities—only possessed a Pranic Avatar with three foundations.


    And, if two people from different ns marry, their offspring would possess the Pranic Avatar with greater foundations among the parents. So, in such cases, the person possessing the Pranic Avatar with lower foundations would marry into the n of his/her marriage partner.


    Suppose the Pranic Avatars of both the parents had the same foundation, then the Pranic Avatar of their offspring would vary based on the environment. If they were in an environment where a certain Pranic Avatar was more in number, then it would form ordingly in the child.


    The best example for this case was Re''Kha. The Burfuna Re n and the Burkurel Re n both had a Pranic Avatar with a single foundation. Her father married into her mother''s n—Burkurel Re n. So, after birth, Re''Kha lived in the Burkurel Re n, surrounded by Harmonisers with their n''s Pranic Avatar.


    Therefore, Re''Kha developed the same Pranic Avatar as her mother. Had she lived in the Burfuna Re n, she would have formed the same Pranic Avatar as her father. Therefore, when both had a Pranic Art with the same foundation, their talents would be measured. And, the one with inferior talent would marry into the n of the superior talent.


    Finally, if both the foundation of the Pranic Avatar and talent were the same, then the background of their respective n would bepared, and the marriage partner would marry into the stronger n.


    In her case, Burmat Re''Shi was part of the Burmat Re n. Their Pranic Avatar had three foundations. So, despite possessing the same level of talent, when they marry in the future, Re''Kha would marry into the Burmat Re n. Such was their system.


    "Then, I''ll inform my friend outside," Re''Kha stoop up, feeling her body brim with vigour. She had regained all her strength. She rubbed over her hand, noticing the skincking any of the bruises she had sustained before. Re''Kha eximed in surprise, "There are no traces of my injuries. I never knew our medical system was this developed."


    Mu''Tua smiled, patting her head, "That''s because you haven''t sustained any serious injuries before. There are a lot of conditions that we have been unable to treat in the past, but our medicinal system is notpletely ineffective."


    "Go, inform your friend." Mu''Tua smiled.


    "I still have to retrieve my belongings from my inn," Re''Kha said, "I think it would be toote to return today. I think it would be better if I arrive in the morning tomorrow."


    "No, it''s risky," Mu''Tua shook her head, "You havee across two Sha yesterday. If they had marked you in some way or another, they would be able to find you today if they appear. We cannot take such a risk."


    "Let''s do it this way," She looked at Re''Kha, "I''ll send my personal servant to retrieve your belongings from the inn. She''s following me for almost 30 years now. She can be trusted. In the meantime, I''ll try to prepare a better n for your eyes."


    "Alright," Re''Kha nodded, "I''ll do as you say, grandmother."


    Re''Kha carried the fawn in her hands and exited the room, meeting Ki''Nha who was dozing off on a chair. "Lady Ki''Nha."


    "Yes?" Ki''Nha jolted awake as she looked at Re''Kha.