Star Serene Celestial Wife: Isn't Easy To Mess With Her Adorable Kids

Aika's smile grew wider, her eyes sparkling with amusement.

"I'm glad we understand each other, Master. I'll continue to do things my way, and if that means being a bit...prickly at times, so be it. After all, I'm not here to make friends or win popularity contests. I'm here to become stronger and lead the sect to greatness."

Aika's expression turned confident and determined, her voice taking on a hint of steel.

"And I won't let anyone or anything get in my way. Not even if it means being a bit...ruthless."

Aika's smile grew even wider, her eyes gleaming with a hint of mischief. She was well aware of her reputation, and she reveled in it.

"Ah, yes. The 'no word, no fight' rule. It's quite simple, really. As long as people don't cross me, I won't bother them. But if they do...well, let's just say I'm not one to be trifled with."

Aika's expression turned almost bored, her voice taking on a hint of disinterest.

"And as for the suitors...well, I've made it clear what they need to do if they want to marry me. Beat me in combat. It's not exactly a difficult challenge, but apparently, it's one that many people are eager to take on."

Aika's gaze drifted off, her eyes seeming to glaze over as she thought about the countless people who had tried to defeat her.

"But so far, no one has succeeded. I suppose it's flattering, in a way. But really, I'm just not interested. I have more important things to focus on...like my training, and my children."

"My dear disciple do you plan to walk on immortal path single hand maybe even die alone?" Master Zack asked.

"Yup I am happy with that kind of life style!"

Aika's expression turned serene, her eyes sparkling with a hint of contentment.

"I've never been one for romantic entanglements, Master. I'm happy to focus on my training and my children. Solitude suits me just fine."

Aika's expression turned cold, her eyes flashing with a hint of pain. She didn't speak, but her gaze seemed to drift back to the past, reliving the memories she had long suppressed. The pain and trauma she had endured at such a young age had left deep scars, scars that still lingered beneath the surface. She had built walls around herself, walls that few could breach, and it was clear that she had no intention of letting anyone in again.

Aika's expression remained calm and serene, but for a brief moment, a hint of pain flickered in her eyes. It was a pain that she had long suppressed, a pain that she had learned to live with. But it was a pain that still lingered, a reminder of the scars that she had accumulated over the years.

Aika's gaze seemed to drift off, lost in thought as she recalled the memories of her past. The memories of her boyfriend, who had shattered her heart. The memories of her family, who had beaten her and left her for dead. The memories of the bullying and the pain that she had endured.

But Aika's expression quickly returned to its usual calm and serene state. She had long since learned to lock away her emotions, to hide her true feelings behind a mask of indifference. It was a defense mechanism that she had developed over the years, a way to protect herself from the pain and the hurt that others had inflicted upon her.

Aika's eyes refocused on the present, and she nodded slightly, as if to herself.

"I've learned to live with it," she seemed to be saying.

"I've learned to move on."

"Aika I have a mission for you, you need to go back to Azura Empire Galaxy," Master Zack said. Aika eyes widen her home planet also know to be the most powerful galaxy in all galaxies. Aika wasn't indifferent so she stood in place waiting for her master to explain the mission to her.

Aika's eyes sparkled with interest, her usual indifference momentarily forgotten. She stood tall, her gaze fixed intently on Master Zack.

"What's the mission, Master?" she asked, her voice firm and curious. She had not set foot on her home planet in years, and a mix of emotions swirled within her at the prospect of returning.

Aika's eyes narrowed slightly, her mind racing with possibilities.

"What's the purpose of the mission, Master?" she asked, her voice measured and controlled. She had a feeling that this mission was not going to be a simple one, and she wanted to know what she was getting herself into.

Aika's gaze seemed to bore into Master Zack, as if daring him to reveal more information. She was a woman who valued knowledge and preparation, and she would not be sent into the unknown without a clear understanding of her objectives and the potential risks involved.

Aika's eyes seemed to gleam with a hint of determination, her jaw setting in a firm line.

"I'm ready to hear the details, Master," she said, her voice low and even. She had a feeling that this mission was going to be a challenge, but she was not one to back down from a challenge.

Aika's gaze remained fixed on Master Zack, her eyes seeming to bore into his very soul. She was a woman who was used to getting what she wanted, and she would stop at nothing to achieve her goals. The question was, what did Master Zack have in mind for her, and what lay in store for her on the planet of Azura?

"It's simple actually my father who was once the grandmaster misses his dear goddaughter and wants to see you he said if you don't go there he will threw a fit and whine, he also wants to see his godchildren," Master Zack said and Aika dropped her mouth and here she thought it was worth her time

Aika's eyes widened in surprise, her mouth hanging open in shock.

"That's it? That's the mission?" she asked, her voice laced with incredulity. She had expected something much more...substantial. Something that would require her skills and expertise.

Aika's gaze narrowed, her eyes flashing with amusement.

"A fit and whine, you say? That's the extent of the grandmaster's threat?" She couldn't help but chuckle, the sound low and husky.

"I'm not sure if I should be insulted or flattered that my presence is so highly desired."

Aika's expression turned thoughtful, her eyes gleaming with a hint of curiosity.

"I suppose it's been a while since I've seen the grandmaster. And the children would love to see their great-grandfather, I'm sure." She nodded, a small smile playing on her lips.

"Very well, Master. I'll go to Azura and pay my respects to the grandmaster."*

"Phew thank god make sure you take care of my mother as well both of them love you so much."

Aika smiled, her eyes warm with affection.

"Don't worry, Master. I'll make sure to take good care of both your parents. I'll bring the children along, too. They'll be thrilled to see their great-grandparents."

Aika turned around she started to walk away but her master cleared his throat.

"Aika I have four simple rules for you, number one one can never find out that you are disciple of this sect, second you can't endlessly kill people as you see fit, third do not go and destroy clans and course chaos in Azure Empire Galaxy, fourth control that temper of yours."