I've Possessed Persephone (9 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 96

Asclepius’s perpetually furrowed brow had fully smoothed out, and a broad smile now bloomed across his face.

“Hippolytus?”

It was then that Theseus’s slumped shoulders suddenly jerked.

Unaware of the cold sweat trickling down Theseus’s nape, Asclepius stepped closer to him.

Uncharacteristically for the god of medicine, he laughed aloud while tilting his eyebrows with concern.

“Hippolytus, it’s been ages! But what are you doing here? Didn’t I clearly bring you back to life already?”

“…….”

“Wait—could it be that you’re the hero who descended underground by the Earth Goddess’s command? Even so, why would you recklessly come to such a dangerous place? You’re making me worry! Are you trying to undo the resurrection I granted you?”

“……I’m.”

“Huh? Your voice sounds deeper now. Didn’t you already pass puberty?”

Calling Theseus “Hippolytus,” Asclepius patted his shoulder warmly.

Theseus, however, found Asclepius’s approach not just uncomfortable but downright terrifying, swallowing dry gulps repeatedly.

“Why have you been silent since just now? Are you hurt somewhere?”

Noticing how odd it felt to be the only one talking, Asclepius frowned slightly.

Theseus wiped away the sweat pouring like rain, and a thin, strained croak escaped his throat.

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