Initially, Lilian refused Amenus' idea of taking her away with him. However, she was not in a position to give refuse. Even if she refused, Amenus would still forcibly take her.Amenus gave her a four-leaf clover-shaped necklace. The necklace looked beautiful and lovely from the outside. It resembled a gift.He pulled Lilian into the carriage and locked the door with a spell so that she couldn't jump out."You brought me just to show your cruelty?" Lilian asked sarcastically.She couldn't act gracefully in front of Amenus anymore. For the past fifty years, Amenus had tested her patience.During their journey, several fire dragons flew past them. The dragons seemed busy moving back and forth.As Lilian glanced down, she saw that the sea of fire had engulfed the entire land. Lilian bit her lip. She couldn't bear to see it. Many people had become victims, young and old.It was too painful to witness.Lilian shifted her gaze to the evening sky. The sky appeared orange and bright until the
Gin's desire to kill surged uncontrollably. The aura of Amenus could be felt from his room. He reached for the shirt that he was wearing, clutching it tightly to restrain himself."It's not time yet. I have to hold back. If he appears now, Amenus might escape again. That cowardly demon is too weak to face me."Gin took a deep breath. He couldn't mess everything up. If his instincts were correct, Amenus hadn't arrived in this kingdom yet, but he was very close.Gin had to wait. He was certain that the moment would come. It was the last opportunity that he couldn't afford to waste.Gin opened his eyes to observe his surroundings. He managed to control himself, and those in the room were unaware of his killing aura.{Master, calm yourself. There's no need to rush; you will surely meet him later.}Unlike usual, Gargan was calming Gin and advising him to be patient. But Gargan was right; even if Gin didn't do anything now, he would still encounter Amenus. It was better for him to wait with
"Now, what we've all been waiting for! The elf!"The crowd's cheers welcomed Gin's arrival. He wondered why he was referred to as an elf. He stood in the middle of the arena, which was completely enclosed. If it weren't for the voices of the audience, he would have thought he was alone there.Gin looked up at the ceiling. The barrier covered everything. It was shaped like a curved white roof that covered the arena. There was not even a small gap for him to see outside. He didn't know where Amenus was, and he couldn't sense anyone's aura here. Such a strong barrier couldn't have been created by just anyone."And his opponent for tonight will be... The boy!" The cheers died down as Sammy emerged. The audience began murmuring among themselves, creating a loud rumble.Sammy walked timidly. When he reached the edge of the arena, he hesitated and went back inside."I don't want to die! Please help me! I don't want to!" His pleas touched the hearts of many, or at least they pretended to be t
If it weren't for Amenus there, they would have surely run and panicked. But they believed that Amenus could protect them from the disaster.All eyes were on Gin. The way they looked at him now was different. He was no longer Gin, the slave they used to watch. He was Gin the disaster that they had to defeat before he killed them.To be honest, Gin had no intention of killing them all. Taking them out one by one was too exhausting for him. It would be more efficient to retrieve his core and destroy the whole world at once. Wasn't that more efficient?But the fear of the dwarves had consumed them. If Panka alone was enough to frighten them, what lay before them was far more dangerous than Panka.A rotten tomato flew and hit Gin's back. It was Matt who did it. He stood there, staring at Gin with hatred."You killed everyone," he said very softly. Gin didn't hear him; his eyes had already conveyed everything.The other slaves also grabbed the rotten food they had stored in their pockets a
"I am Baalgos, the Ruler of the Abyss. You used my magic, but how dare you not recognize me?"Everyone ran in panic, while those still trapped there died instantly as Sammy, or whatever it was, climbed onto the spectator's bench. Gin was not the only one tormented by the presence of that creature. They didn't even have time to ask for help when their necks were choked by this deadly aura.Gin clenched his fists. Not only he couldn't breathe, but all the organs inside his body felt like they were being crushed. That creature casually sat on Gin's collapsed back on the floor. Its smile widened, stretching from one cheek to the other."I know killing you won't solve the problem. Ordering that stupid human to do it is also not very useful. But I have another way to stop you."Gin wanted to speak, but once again, only blood could be coughed up. He gripped Gargan with the remaining strength he had, even though he couldn't lift his sword."An item like this is useless to me." Baalgos stepped
[SYSTEM UNLOCKED]For a second, I think this is a dream. After twenty years of being imprisoned, an explosion breaks my seal. My eyes are covered with thick dust as my prison is destroyed.I step closer to the iron bars that are now lying on the floor. This prison is completely destroyed and not a single guard comes as if they have forgotten about me.[No Name][Title: Disaster][Ages: 20][Power: Unlimited][Vitality: 20][Magic stats: 0][Mana: 0][Skill: Absolute Strength, Magic Resistance][WARNING! YOUR DISASTER CORE HAS BEEN STOLEN!]My status window appears again after twenty years. It never showed since I was sealed in the prison and it was locked automatically.Another explosion follows, no bigger than before, but enough to knock down the roof of the crypt. For the first time in my second life, I see the sun.Walls crumble down on me, they shatter every time they touch my head. I think it's thanks to my strength.I step outside, towards the top floor where the chaos happens.
My life was beautiful. It wasn't perfect, but it was still beautiful. It was all before Amenus ruined my whole life.I lived in an orphanage. I was surrounded by many siblings. I had five mothers who raised me and a father who taught me to tend the garden. We lived very happily even though we weren't rich.I barely remember my parent's faces. I was eight when they left me with Gray on the side of the road. Heavy rain and swallowed by darkness, I carried my two-day-old brother to the nearest house. They sent us to a nearby orphanage and that was where my life got better."Look! There's a flying bunny in the sky!"I remember that afternoon. The children ran out, leaving their dining table. Mother Estelle folded her arms over her chest. Her thick eyebrows came together, a sign that she was very angry."Gray! Don't make a scene at lunch!"She stomped her feet and then followed outside. I didn't know what they were fussing about outside. It had been a week since Gray was infatuated with th
I was still trying to understand what was going on. If this was a dream, I wanted to wake up right away. My family lay in front of me, not moving at all with their pale bodies. Blood stained their clothes. Their eyes opened, showing the last horror they saw before they gone.Two men lifted their bodies and threw them into the fire."No!" I screamed as loud as I could but they didn't stop.I thought it was a dream. There was no way they would suddenly die in front of me. That couldn't be real.Someone suddenly tugged at my hair, making me turn my head painfully. That man, the scary man with a scar on his face stood before me."You think you can run from me?""Why are you doing this to me?" I couldn't hold back my tears."You have seen what you should not have seen."That was not fair. He killed all my family just because I witnessed a murder. I did nothing wrong. I never asked to see that. My family shouldn't take the blame.He just grabbed my hair and I couldn't move anymore. I felt s