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We should go tell Moriga of this new development, but not tell Blacksoul about her asylum if she doesn't know about it already. We should see if we can try to get some volunteers of noble magical creatures there that would like to help us save the world, and be absolutely truthful towards them. Only bring the volunteers. If Blacksoul doesn't know about the asylum already, we can spare the rest.
Tell Spikesby, when you see him again, and you will see him again, he's a tough little guy. Telling the others would be a bad idea until you get his reaction.
Sky, one of the key things to keep in mind is the development of your own soul. Spikesby acquired his in a short amount of time. I don't know how you could avoid developing one, perhaps being as emotionless as possible, but I would NOT put it past Blacksoul to be sending you out in particular to talk to all these people just so he can have one more magical creature's soul to use in the end. If you don't try to somehow counteract the development of your own soul, if you don't try to at least think as little as possible and have as little emotion as possible, he's going to kill you too once your soul completely develops.
While we go to Morriga we can ask her if she thinks she can sense a soul in a magical creature, and see if we can't get a progress report from her every few months, though I think staying at the asylum would be a hard sell after getting others to volunteer their lives.
Are you ready to die, Sky? Because it seems that when the time comes, there won't be any other option. If you continue on this path and don't flee straight to Morriga right away, anyways. Another option could be to not include Morriga's territory or include her magical creatures in this plot at all, and after you have gotten everyone you can to go to Blacksoul's, you can simply go live with Morriga after that instead of returning. You'll help save the world and survive, if that's what you want.
Lastly, I'd say to find out everything you can on these wizard rules. See if you can figure out of the creation of another wizard is against the rules, if wizards have souls, etc. If it isn't against the rules, then at some point, you should be blunt with him. If you develop a soul somehow, he's going to kill you. But if you could convince him to make you into another wizard, perhaps an apprentice to help him save the world, his chances of killing you would be... well, actually, I'm not sure that would help. He seems to like you, and enjoy having you around, but just as easily would kill you without a second thought if he had reason to.
The biggest question of all, Sky, is whether or not you're ready to die for this. If you don't want to die, if you want to live with Spikesby in Morriga's domain, then keep as little contact with Blacksoul as possible and don't ever return to him, simply going to Morriga's after all is said and done. If you are ready to die for the world, and ready to put your life on the line for all of this, then becoming as close as possible to Blacksoul, perhaps trying to become his apprentice and staying as useful as possible to him so that he keeps you around is probably the best thing to do, and maintain that "as useful as possible" part.
If you're not ready to die for this, Sky, if you want to hold Spikesby in your arms as you both live out your years in the asylum, we need to know as soon as possible. There is no shame in wanting that life for yourself.
If you feel like you want the above, and the guilt of leading so many to their doom would haunt you forever, you need to go straight to Morriga's and never speak of this again to anyone.
If you feel deep down that this is the right thing to do, and you feel that you are ready to die for this, then we're just going to have to see if there isn't possibly some use that blacksoul can have for you other than the eventuality of you gaining a soul. If there isn't... You're just going to have to come to terms with your short little life, Sky.
...You know what? No. You're the closest thing Spikesby has to a friend. If he lost you it'd be a bitter existence even in Morriga's asylum. You've got to survive this somehow, Sky. For Spikesby.
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