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I Married the Dragon I Killed Chapter 100: Monster

Chapter 100: Monster

William⁠ tried to raise‍⁠‌ morale as much⁠‍‍ as possible, even‌ if he had‍⁠‍ to force things⁠‍‌ a little.

Perhaps​​‌ because of that,⁠​ it worked—the defensive⁠‌ formation held firm,​​ and the spears‍‌ pointed toward the‍⁠ monsters with greater‍ determination.

— Guard Captain, how⁠‍ is the situation?‌‌⁠

The‌​‌ magical transmission echoed‌‌‌ in his ears.‌

William⁠‍‌ shouted.

“We‌ are facing three⁠⁠ monsters! The guard⁠‍ alone is not⁠ enough! We need⁠ reinforcements!”

— Understood. Two descendants‍ of Lorga are‌‌ heading there. Hold‌ on a little‍ longer.

Soon​​⁠ after, something descended‍‍ from the sky‍‍⁠ with beating wings.‌

It⁠‍‌ landed gracefully and‌​ confronted the monsters.​​

“Filthy‌​ monster bastards. Your‌​ master has already⁠‌​ begun the road⁠ to the underworld,​ yet you still⁠ cling uselessly to‌​​ life.”

“Return‍‍ to your master.”‍

The​‌​ descendants of Lorga⁠‍​ opened the lids‍‍ of their canteens‌‌ while displaying hostility.‍‌‍

The‌ clear water inside⁠ followed the movement​ of their fingers⁠​⁠ and split into‌‌ ten whips.

Fwish!‌

As​‌ they swung them,⁠ the ten whips‌‌ scattered and shot⁠​ toward their targets.‌
As if they⁠ were extensions of⁠​ their own bodies,‌ they precisely ensnared‍‍ the monsters.

In⁠​ an instant, the‍‌ three monsters were​ immobilized.

“Guard​‌ Captain, finish them.”​‍‌

“Yes!”​

The​⁠​ knight’s sword, wrapped⁠‌ in red aura,​​ aimed one by​‌⁠ one at the⁠​ vital points of‍‍⁠ the trapped monsters.⁠‌​

“Uaaaaah!‌⁠ Die!”

The‌ spearmen could not⁠ just stand there​‍‌ watching either.

Gathering⁠⁠ their courage, they​‍ charged forward.

Since‍​​ ancient times, it‌ had been said‌ that no one‌ could withstand a beating from many​⁠⁠ people.

The​ immobilized monsters ended‌‌ up pierced by​‌ a rain of‌​‌ spears.

Thus,‌‌ William finished off‍ two of them,⁠⁠⁠ and the spearmen⁠ dealt with the‍ third.

Just‍​​ a few minutes⁠ ago they had‍‌ been fighting desperately,‍ so they never‍‍ imagined they could⁠⁠​ defeat them so​‌⁠ easily.

“T-thank​​‍ you, honored mages.”⁠

“…….”⁠‍⁠

The​‍ descendants of Lorga⁠‌⁠ briefly looked at‌ William before turning‍⁠​ their eyes away.‍‍⁠

Then,‌⁠‍ as if the‌​‌ job was already‍ done, they took‍ flight once more​​⁠ toward another location.‍‌

The‌⁠ proud Dragon Spawn‍‍‍ did not easily‌⁠ interact with low-ranking‌‌⁠ humans.

‘To​ them, it means⁠ I’m not worthy​‍ enough to associate​⁠‌ with.’

Although​​ he felt somewhat⁠ unpleasant about it,​​‌ William quickly accepted​‌‌ it without resentment.​‌

‘If‍‍​ I were stronger⁠‌⁠ and had more⁠⁠‌ charisma, perhaps this⁠​ would have been⁠ resolved easily.’

He⁠‌ accepted his current⁠‍⁠ position, but instead⁠ of being satisfied‌ with it, he‌ decided to use‌‍ it as motivation.‍​

Guard‌ Captain William thought‌ to himself.

‘I‌⁠ have to become⁠​ stronger.’

He⁠‌ decided to obtain⁠‌​ power worthy of‍​ a town under‌‍ the rule of‌ a Red Dragon.‌‍

***​‌

“The‌ knight of the⁠ Grand Duchy of‍ Valdrova is already⁠‍ on the way.”‍‌

— Understood. Please take‌ care of the‌ north.

Two⁠​​ mounts descended from‌‌⁠ Castle Valdrova.

Though⁠⁠‌ one of them⁠⁠ was not a horse, but a donkey.

The⁠‍⁠ man riding that​ donkey wore a completely foolish expression.⁠

“M-Mr.​‍‍ Zed! I don’t⁠ think I’ll be‍‍​ any help! W-what‍‍‌ should I do?!”⁠

The‌ one who answered⁠ was Penelope, seated‌‍‌ behind him.

“What​‌⁠ are you going‌‌ to do? Go​‍⁠ eat popcorn.”

“S-should‌⁠ I really do⁠ that?”

“Of​​‍ course. And prepare⁠​ my portion of‌​​ popco— Gyaak!”

“Huff.‍​⁠ Every time you​‍‌ open your mouth,‌‌‌ you only say⁠⁠​ stupid things that⁠ make me sigh.”⁠

“Kek!⁠⁠ I surrender, I surrender!”

Zed‍‍‌ grabbed her by⁠‌ the neck while‌‌ Penelope desperately slapped‌​ his hard forearm.​⁠

“If‍‍ you want to​ help, then at⁠ least act as‍⁠‍ bait! When those‌‌‌ wolf monsters appear,​⁠‍ try to distract‌‍​ them!”

“Y-yes!”‌​

The⁠ moment they separated⁠‌‍ from Malcolm and‍ his donkey, Penelope⁠ spoke again.

“Using​ him as bait?⁠ Isn’t that too⁠‍ cruel?”

“If​‍ he can’t do⁠​‌ it, then at‌ least he’ll run⁠‌‍ away.”

“He​⁠ didn’t look intelligent​ enough for that.”‌​

“He’s‍ smarter than you,‍‌ damn it.”

“What‌​⁠ did you say?​​‍ Hey!”

Just‌ as Penelope tried⁠ to yank his⁠ hair from behind,‌ a massive figure‌‌‌ entered their field‌ of vision.

It‌‌‌ was a wolf​⁠ monster.

They⁠‍ immediately stopped arguing⁠ and focused on⁠ the target.

“Target⁠ detected. It looks⁠⁠​ very similar to‌​ the one from‍ back then.”

“Yeah.”⁠⁠

“The‍‌ size and shape⁠ are almost identical.‌ Back then we‍ barely escaped, are‌⁠ you sure we‍‌ can handle it​ now?”

“Of⁠ course.”

Zed‍​ smiled.

Had‌‍⁠ he not endured​ all that pain‍‍ precisely for this⁠​⁠ moment?

“Do‍ you know how​⁠‌ exciting the moment⁠​‍ of revenge is?”‌⁠

Now​‍ it was time‌​ to reap the​​‍ harvest.

Zed‍‌ unsheathed the short⁠ dagger at his‌⁠ waist.

A blue aura burst⁠ from the blade.​​

The‍⁠ horse, with its⁠​ eyes covered, bravely⁠​⁠ charged forward before‌‌ stopping abruptly.

Using​ the momentum, Zed⁠ launched himself from‌‌‌ the saddle.

“Pepe!‍ Now!”

“Haste!”‍​‍

The⁠ pink-haired demon cast‍​ an acceleration spell‍​⁠ on Zed while‌​⁠ he was in​‍​ midair.

The‌ coordination between the​⁠ two was already​⁠ beginning to fit‌‍‌ together perfectly.

With⁠ movements far more​‍⁠ agile than before,⁠ he landed on⁠ the ground and⁠​⁠ vanished instantly.

— Grr!?

The‍‌‌ wolf monster was‍ startled.

It‍​ tried to follow​‌‍ his movements, but​ the serpent heads​ attached to its‌⁠​ body could barely⁠​ chase the afterimage.‌

This‌⁠‌ was different from‌ when he had⁠‍⁠ only been fleeing.‍

The‌‍‌ blue aura of‌​⁠ the dagger left‌​ long trails following‍ the wake of⁠​⁠ his movements.

Slash—!‍​

The‌‍​ trails sliced through⁠‌ the monster’s body.⁠‌

They​ severed all the‌‍‍ serpent heads and​ destroyed its tendons,‌⁠ leaving it incapacitated.‌

The‌‌‍ instant the monster⁠‍ tried to regenerate‌‌‌ was exactly the‌ opening Zed had​ been seeking.

He⁠‌ plunged the dagger​‌‌ directly into its​‍ chest.

Unlike​ when he protected​ Perda, this time‌‌ he finished it‌​ off with ease.​

“Woooow,​ amazing!”

Penelope‍ jumped excitedly.

“Hehe!⁠‍ Where the hell‌⁠‍ did you learn⁠⁠ to do that?”​​⁠

“Do⁠ you think I went there to​​⁠ play around, you⁠ crazy woman?”

“You​⁠ look pretty sexy,​ you know? I’ve⁠ never seen a man so sensual.”‌‍​

“Ha.​⁠ Get away from​ me. Don’t try⁠ to suck out‍⁠ my energy with‍‍⁠ your tricks.”

“Come⁠‍⁠ on, you haven’t‌⁠ touched a woman‍⁠ in a week…….”​‍

Penelope‌⁠​ caressed her empty‍ stomach while giving‍ him a seductive​⁠ look.

Even⁠ though it was⁠‍ supposed to be‌‌ seductive, to Zed‌ it only provoked⁠⁠ disgust and the‌‌ urge to punch⁠​‍ her.

At‌​​ that moment, Isabella’s⁠‌ magical transmission echoed.‌⁠​

— Sir Zed.

“Speak.”⁠‍

— Sir Malcolm is​⁠ drawing monsters. We‌​ need support in⁠‌ that area.

Zed⁠‍‌ responded immediately.

“Where‌ is he?”

— He’s heading there.‌​ Look toward the‍​‌ alley.

He‍ did not even⁠​ need to search⁠‍ for which alley⁠⁠ it was.

A thunderous noise was‍​‍ rapidly approaching.

The​ first thing to‌​‍ appear was the‌​ donkey’s face.

And​ then Malcolm, screaming‍‍‍ something that did⁠ not even sound‍‌⁠ human.

“Uaaaaaah!‍‌ Aaah! I’m gonna​​​ diiie!”

Hiiihiiing!‌‍

Malcolm​ and the donkey‌‍ ran while crying‍ and sniffling.

Soon⁠ after, two wolf‌​‍ monsters appeared behind‌ them.

Seeing⁠ that, Zed was‌ shocked.

‘How‌‌⁠ the hell is⁠⁠‍ that guy still‌​⁠ alive?’

He⁠​ had no great​​ physical abilities nor⁠‍ martial skills.

He⁠‌‌ was only desperately‍ fleeing while riding⁠‍ a simple donkey.‌‍‌

Well,‌ the fact he‍‌​ was mounted explained⁠⁠ part of it.⁠

But‌⁠ even that donkey⁠⁠‍ had no special‍ characteristics.

The‍‌‌ wolf monsters clearly​‌ surpassed both its​‌ speed and agility.‌

In‍​ any logical situation,⁠⁠​ Malcolm should already​ have been devoured.‍

And​‌ yet, the monsters‍ could not catch‌ him.

More‍‍‌ precisely, every time‌​ they tried to‍ attack Malcolm and‍ the donkey, they​​⁠ ended up getting‌‍ in each other’s‌ way.

He⁠ did not know​​⁠ whether they were‍‍ simply stupid or‌‍‍ if Malcolm possessed‍​‍ monstrous luck.

But‍ regardless, the priority‍ was killing the‍ wolf monsters.

“Hey,⁠ donkey man! Come​⁠​ over here!”

“Uaaah!‍⁠⁠ Uaaah! Uaaaaaah!”

Instead⁠ of responding, the‌⁠‍ idiot did nothing‌ but scream desperately.‌⁠
That useless fool.‌‍⁠

Zed⁠⁠‍ was wondering if‍‍‍ he would have⁠⁠⁠ to adapt himself⁠‌‌ to those movements‍⁠ when something unexpected​‍⁠ happened.

As‍ if it had⁠ understood Zed’s words,‍‍⁠ the donkey turned⁠ its body and⁠‍ started running toward‍⁠⁠ him.

The​‍ wolf monsters, completely‍ enraged, lunged once‍‍‍ again to catch‍‍⁠ those two no‍ matter what.

Either‌​‌ way, everything was⁠‍ going according to‍‌ plan.

The‍​ donkey passed by‍ Zed.

Zed​⁠ counted down in⁠⁠‌ his mind.

3,​‌ 2, 1.

At‌​‍ 0, the wolf​ monsters’ bodies appeared.‌⁠‌

Zed⁠‌ propelled his accelerated‍​ body forward and‌ pierced straight through⁠ the heart of‌ the beast with​‌ crazed eyes.

— Kyaeng!

One⁠‍​ of the wolf‍‍⁠ monsters died, and⁠​ the other realized⁠⁠‍ it was no⁠‍ longer the moment​ to chase the‌‍‌ donkey.

But‌ a lone wolf​⁠‍ monster was nothing‌‌‌ more than food⁠⁠⁠ to Zed.

The‍​‌ short dagger, held‌​​ in reverse grip,⁠‌ pierced the last‍ monster’s heart as​‌‍ well.

For⁠​​ Zed, who had⁠‍‍ thought perhaps two‌ would be too‍​‌ difficult, the result⁠‌‌ was incredible.

‘There’s⁠⁠​ no better bait‌‌⁠ than this guy.’​⁠

He​ even thought that​ maybe that was​‍‍ the reason Perda‍‌‍ kept Malcolm around.⁠

Anyway,‌​⁠ Zed decided to‌ praise Malcolm a little to strengthen‌ their camaraderie.

“Wow,‍ you really are⁠​⁠ perfect as bait,​‌ sir. Great jo—.”⁠‍

“Uek!​‍⁠ Uegh! I’m gonna⁠​​ die. I’m gonna​‍ die…….”

“…….”⁠⁠

Malcolm,‍‌ who had become‌​ excellent bait, needed⁠ another three hours⁠ before his soul‍‍⁠ returned to his​‍‍ body.

***​‌

Before‌⁠ the monsters attacked,‌ Valdrova stood in⁠ the alley she​ had been assigned​ to.

‘The⁠ monsters are coming.’‍

That‍⁠ repeated phrase caused‍‍ all her senses‍ to react.

Everything​‌​ happening in every⁠‍ direction appeared vividly‍‍‌ before her eyes‍⁠‌ and ears as⁠​​ though drawn on‌​ a map.

The​ range extended beyond​​⁠ the village, even⁠‍⁠ through the forest……‌‍​

There⁠⁠ was nothing capable​ of escaping her‌ senses.

That​ was why Valdrova⁠⁠ deliberately blocked off​ that perception.

‘What‌ I must do‌⁠‍ is…….’

Kill​‍⁠ the wolf monsters‍‌ that enter this⁠‍ alley.

Only‌​ that.

She​‌‌ could think about​​ everything else afterward.‌⁠

Soon‍‍ after, the enemy’s⁠‌‌ presence forced her‍​⁠ to open her‌ eyes.

— Grrrr.

The‍⁠ wolf monster opened​‌⁠ its jaws while​ growling.

What‍⁠ could be seen​ were not yellow‍ beast fangs, but‌‌ green fangs.

— Kuhng!

It⁠⁠ lunged toward Valdrova.‍

A charge as threatening‍ as an artillery​ shell.

A human would have​ felt fear and​⁠ needed to fully‌​ prepare to respond.⁠​

But​‌‌ to Valdrova, it‌ was nothing more⁠‍‌ than an insignificant⁠ creature.

With​ even greater strength‌‍ and speed, she⁠‌‍ grabbed the monster​ by the snout‌ and lifted it.‍​

While‌‍ the monster was​‍ dragged helplessly without‍⁠ being able to‍‌‌ resist, she plunged‌ her left hand​​‍ into its body.⁠

Thud!‌

She⁠ pierced through the⁠⁠ monster’s hide as⁠ though it were‍​ wet paper and‍‍⁠ ripped out its​ heart before crushing⁠⁠ it.

Crack!​​⁠

The⁠ entire process took‍ barely 0.1 seconds.⁠‌​

Valdrova⁠ had killed so​‍ many monsters that‍ this was as⁠ simple and quick‍‍‍ as a mechanical​ routine.

— Grrk…….

The‌ monster died instantly‌‌ without even being‍‌ able to let​ out a scream.‌‍

Valdrova⁠⁠‌ confirmed its death‌‌⁠ and withdrew her⁠ hand.

Then⁠‍ she threw the‌‍⁠ corpse onto the‌​ ground as if⁠‌‍ it were garbage.‌‍

Valdrova⁠ did not look‍ at the monster.​‌‌

No,​ she could not‌‍‍ look at it.‍​‍

‘I​ must not look.’⁠‍

The‍​‍ instant she directed‌‌ her gaze toward‌​ it, something stirred‍ violently within her‌​ heart.

Valdrova​‍‌ knew that emotion⁠‌ very well.

It‍ was hatred.

Every‌⁠‌ time she faced⁠​ monsters, she felt​​ an intensely clear⁠‍‌ hatred, and she⁠ fed that hatred‍​ until it became​ strength.

That‌‌ was how she⁠ had killed countless⁠​‌ monsters trying to​⁠ emerge from the‌ Demon Land.

But‌‌ the emotion she‌ felt now was‍‍ slightly different from​ that familiar sensation.‍⁠

It‍ was fear.

‘Why……?’​

The⁠‌‌ answer was simple.​⁠‍

Because⁠⁠ the situation was‌‌ different now.

Before,​ she fought as​ a dragon to⁠‍​ protect the continent.​⁠‌

Now​ she had to⁠‍ protect a village⁠‍​ as a mere‌‌⁠ knight.

When‍ she was still⁠⁠‍ a dragon, she‌⁠ would hurl herself‍⁠⁠ into the Demon‌ Land and destroy‌ everything in her‌​ path.

What‍‌ she needed to​‌ protect was always‍ behind her, so​⁠ she did not‌‍ need to worry.‌‌‌

She⁠‌ could unleash all​⁠⁠ her rage and‍​ lose control without⁠ anyone getting hurt.⁠

Because‍ the only one‌​⁠ who would end​ up injured was‌‌‌ herself.

But‌⁠‌ now, what she⁠ had to protect‌ was right in​ the middle of‌​ the conflict.

‘If⁠⁠ I lose control…….’⁠

Everyone​⁠‌ would get hurt.‌‌​

Hestia​‍ would burn, and⁠ people would die.​

That‍‍ was why that⁠⁠⁠ emotion frightened her.‌​

‘I‌ need to calm⁠‌ down.’

She‍⁠‍ tried to suppress⁠⁠‍ that boiling emotion‌ inside her.

But​⁠ her senses were​‌‌ too sharp.

The​⁠​ smell of the‌⁠⁠ monsters’ blood and​ their roars could‍ not be blocked‌ through willpower alone.‍​

In⁠⁠ the end, a wave of fierce⁠ sorrow completely overturned‍ her heart and‍ swept everything away.​

The‍ only thing left‍​⁠ behind was a fire impossible to‍ extinguish.

It‌ was a deep​⁠ rage directed toward​ the demons.

Those‌‍ flames, that fury,​‍‍ touched wounds that‍ had never healed.‌⁠

And⁠ the pain from⁠‌ those wounds stimulated⁠ her memories.

‘Those‌⁠‍ monsters want to⁠​ take it from​​‌ me again…….’

Everything‍​‍ she had built.⁠‌

Everything‍​​ she loved.

Godwin’s‍⁠‍ malice was still‍ alive, trying to​ take it all​‌ away and trample⁠ everything beneath it.⁠⁠⁠

And​ that will forced‌ her to remember.⁠⁠

“Ugh…….”​‌⁠

The​ fire ignited.

Valdrova’s‌​‌ impossible-to-control rage was‌⁠​ about to transform​‌⁠ into violent impulse.⁠​

‘I‍‌‌ need to go​⁠‌ back.’

She⁠ needed to leave​​ this village as‍ quickly as possible‌‌ and return to‌‌​ her lair.

If⁠‍ she lost control‍​ a little there,‍​ everything would be‍‍ resolved.

She‌‍ prayed.

She​​ hoped everything would‌ be fine until‌ then.

Please⁠⁠ let nothing happen.​‍

“Kyaaaaaah!”⁠‍

Valdrova‍​ raised her head.​

Two‍‍​ girls who had‌​​ failed to evacuate‍‍‌ entered her field‍ of vision.

A little girl and‍ a slightly older‌‌ young woman protecting⁠‌ her with her⁠​ body.
Valdrova knew them.​‌

They‍ were the girls⁠‌​ she had saved‌ by paying 3 shillings.

And‍⁠ before them appeared‍⁠‍ the monstrous form‌‌ of a beast⁠ about to swallow⁠ them whole in⁠‌ a single bite.‌⁠​

‘No.’‍‍

That‍​ monstrosity opened its‍‌‍ jaws to brutally‍‌‍ tear apart the‍ two defenseless girls.‍​⁠

The‍‌‍ moment those jaws​​ closed, both of⁠‍‌ them would lose​ their lives and​ even their forms.​⁠

‘No!’​​‌

Then,​⁠ a voice rang​ clearly inside her⁠⁠ ears.

— Look closely, Valdrova.‌

It‌ was Godwin’s voice.‍

The‍ words he had⁠⁠ spoken before the‍‌ Dragon-Demon War began.⁠‌⁠

— This is how​ the things you‍ wished to protect‍ disappear.

At‍⁠ that instant, all​‍‌ hesitation vanished from‍ Valdrova’s mind.

Her⁠‍‌ body reacted automatically.​⁠

She‌‌ bent her right‌​ leg, stretched her‌​⁠ left behind her,‍⁠ and took a stance.

Booom!​

With‍⁠‌ a gigantic shockwave‌⁠​ exploding behind her‌‍​ heel, she shot⁠ forward like a human projectile.

Valdrova’s‍​ fist flew directly‌‍ toward the monster’s‍ jaws.

Crunch!‌‍

The⁠ wolf monster’s snout⁠‌‍ twisted and tore‍⁠‍ apart as it⁠ was blasted into‍⁠ the wall.

The‌⁠‍ body rolled like​⁠ a tilted barrel⁠⁠ before rebounding toward‌​‌ the main avenue.‌⁠⁠

— Krrk…… Krrreeegh……!

The⁠⁠ monster spat blood‍⁠ pooled in its⁠‌ lungs while barely‌ managing to remain⁠‍ conscious.

Its⁠‌‍ aggressive nature, created‌ only for destruction,‌‌ lunged at Valdrova⁠​‍ once more.

— Grrrrr! Kuhng!

Even​ though it had​⁠‍ lost its snout,⁠ it could still⁠ roar.

Because​ it had never​‌​ truly been a wolf.

Only‌‍‍ a grotesque imitation.‌⁠

A vulgar and disgusting​‌​ combination copying the‍⁠⁠ form of a wolf.

‘Don’t​​ touch them.’

The‌‌‌ rage inside Valdrova⁠​‍ burned violently.

Meanwhile,‍​ teeth harder than⁠‍ steel bit into‌⁠ Valdrova’s shoulder guard.⁠​

But‍ her armor was⁠​ made from rare​​ minerals many times‌​ stronger than steel.⁠​

A masterpiece created by⁠⁠ a Bronze Dragon,‍ practically a godly‌‍‌ blacksmith.

That⁠‌ useless attack ended⁠ up backfiring.

Valdrova‍⁠ grabbed the monster⁠ and slammed it‌ into the ground.‌‌

‘Don’t⁠ touch them.’

Valdrova’s‌​​ fist pierced through​⁠ the monster’s flesh⁠​‌ and shattered its⁠ bones.

Crunch!⁠

— Kyaeng!

The‌ wolf monster realized​​‌ too late that‌ it should never​​‍ have attacked.

It​ should have fled.​‍

But​‌ Valdrova’s hand embedded‌​​ in its body⁠ had no intention‌ of releasing it.​​

‘You‌⁠‌ are the one‍⁠‍ who must disappear.’​

She​​ was the embodiment​⁠ of strength.

And​ that strength radiated‍⁠ an intense red⁠‍​ light from her​‍ eyes.

Valdrova​‍⁠ brutally ripped out⁠​ what she held⁠⁠ trapped.

The⁠​‌ spine and ribs‌ hidden beneath the​​ flesh burst outward‍ with grotesque sounds.‌

Even‌ the internal organs⁠⁠ were shaken and​⁠ turned into an⁠‌​ unrecognizable mass.

‘Not⁠​‍ yet.’

Monsters⁠​ did not die​ so easily.

Valdrova‍‍ extended her hand‍ and crushed the‍‌​ monster’s heart.

The⁠​‌ monster’s life source‌‍ shattered, and the‍⁠ wolf’s form began‌‍‌ to melt away.‌

That​‌ was the monster’s​ absolute death.

‘Not​‍⁠ yet.’

Her‌‌⁠ rage would not‌​‍ stop.

Even⁠‌ that remaining form⁠​ filled her with‌‍ unbearable hatred.

The‌⁠​ corpse was still​‍ mocking her.

Still​⁠‌ laughing at her.‌

Valdrova‌ clenched her fist​ and hurled it‌‍‍ toward the monster’s‍⁠ face.

‘Disappear‌ forever…!’

Her⁠ fist struck together‍‍ with the ground.​⁠

‘Disappear⁠‍‌ forever from this​ continent!’

Booom!‍‍

A gigantic roar echoed‍ out.

At‌ the same time,⁠⁠⁠ green blood splattered​⁠⁠ inside her helmet⁠ and touched her‍‌ skin.

Only​ then did Valdrova‌‌ realize she had‍‍⁠ lost her mind‌​‌ and regained her‌‌​ senses.

“Ah.”‍‌

The⁠‌⁠ only thing that​ escaped her mouth‌ was ragged breathing.​​

Before‍ her eyes appeared⁠​ the ground stained​‌ purple and green.⁠⁠

And⁠‌⁠ even more grotesque‍ were her own​​ hands, completely covered⁠ in blood.

She‌ slowly raised her‍​⁠ head.

Valdrova⁠‌ was standing at​‍ the bottom of‌⁠⁠ a massive crater.​⁠⁠

Everyone​ had come out‌ and was staring‍ at her.

She​⁠​ turned her gaze⁠ toward the alley.​

The‍ two girls were‍‌⁠ still there.

They​‌ were still afraid⁠ of the monster.‌​

Even‌ though the monster‌‌⁠ that tried to‌ attack them was​​ already dead.

‘Ah…….’⁠

She‌​ knew it.

She​⁠⁠ knew that fear​ was directed toward⁠‌‍ her.

That‍⁠‍ the real monster‍​‌ was herself.

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