How the Reincarnation Seat Destroys the Original - Chapter 106



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Episode 106. How to Create a Hero (4).

Perhaps it was because I had exerted my strength once. What came out of the clearly wrinkled paper bag were colorful candies, each one carefully stacked inside transparent paper, and three small vials containing transparent water.

Cloris, who saw a vial with a piece of paper attached that said ‘Holy Water’ in somewhat crooked handwriting, handed the vial to Lars and Adrina respectively.

Lars, who received the vial, looked at her curiously, then blinked slowly after reading the writing on the vial.

“This is….”

“Mabel gave it to me to use when I needed it.”

“It’s holy water. At this level, it’s on the same level as the holy water in the sanctuary… It’s an excellent holy water.”

“What?!”

When Adriana heard that the water in the bottle was holy water, she raised her voice without realizing it, then took a deep breath and closed her mouth.

“Mabel said it was Seongsu. It must be Seongsu.”

When Chloris gave them the holy water, it wasn’t to test whether it was genuine or not. It was because she had a strange belief that the child wouldn’t lie to her.

I just looked at the number of vials for each person and thought Mabel might have wanted to give one to each person, so I gave them out.

“I gave it to each person because I thought it was right to have one so they can use it when needed. When there’s danger.”

Rather than explaining her beliefs to her close friends and colleagues, which she couldn’t explain, Cloris started giving them candies from the paper bag, using her own rational reasons.

The color and number of candies were distributed equally to all three people.

Cloris opened a pink candy that reminded her of Mabel and put it in her mouth. She spoke to Lars and Adrina, who were holding the candy in their hands.

“Let us go back and confirm whether the person here is truly the one who brought death mentioned in the second trial.”

“I agree. I would hate to stay in a dark place like this for too long.”

Cloris and Adrina’s gazes turned to Lars at the same time, and he nodded, carefully putting the candy and medicine bottle into the luggage bag he had brought with him, with a soft smile on his lips.

“Let’s try finding an exit leading outside.”

Cloris and Adrina, who noticed that his words were mixed with a desire not to meet anyone here and a desire not to kill anyone, returned his smile with bitter smiles.

* * *

After handing the paper bag to Cloris, Mabel returned to her room, ran to the table, sat down on the chair, took out a green piece of paper and a quill from her bag, and began writing on the paper.

“The second trial begins.”

After a while, the green brooch spat out a green piece of paper.

“Thank you for letting me know. I will pass this on to Viscount Damie. The last time we met, the Viscount said that a monster would appear. Do you know anything about this?”

“Monster?”

Mabel’s head tilted as she read the reply written on green paper.

In the original work, a monster that was said to have disappeared did appear. However, that was quite a while ago. That means… .

“I heard Kael is up to something….”

Mabel reached for the white piece of green and white paper she had taken out of her bag.

In times like this, it’s only natural to ask right away! I have the right to know what’s going on, right?

“Hello! Kael!

I heard you told Jack that a monster was going to appear! So, can you tell me what you’re planning? Oh, and you met him today! I’d really appreciate it if you could tell me the results!

By the way, Lars, Cloris, and Adrina went to the second trial!

“Mabel wants to go home quickly.”

Mabel quickly wrote a letter in Korean on a piece of paper, then folded the white paper neatly. Instead of immediately holding it up to the green brooch, she hesitated for a moment before unfolding the folded paper and adding a line.

“P.S. I think it would be a good idea to tell Jack too!”

Then Mabel brought the white paper to the green brooch and picked up the green paper.

“I also need to hear the exact story from Dad. I wrote it down so that Jack could hear it too. I’ll leave the decision up to Dad!”

Mabel, who had also put in the green paper, waited for a moment, and the green paper returned once again.

“Thank you, my lady! I will repay this favor when I leave the temple!”

Mabel let out a small giggle at the scribbled handwriting that conveyed her excitement, then took a gold coin out of her bag and placed it on her brooch.

Jack and the signal, as written in Kael’s letter. So, the rules were set.

First, Jack doesn’t send letters until Mabel contacts him first.

Second, if it is difficult to receive a letter, send one gold coin. By the way, this gold coin is kept by Jack and returned to Mabel when she returns home.

This was the rule Mabel and Jack set.

Mabel put the paper and quill she had taken out into her bag, slung it back over her shoulder, and headed out.

Perhaps because she looked like a harmless child on the outside, those watching Mabel were quite easily able to tell her various stories.

The information regarding the second ordeal was also something I had heard from the high-ranking priest who was watching me. Of course, I had to give him some information value.

“Okay, I guess I’ll try to get some information.”

Mabel smiled at the idiots… no, the priests who were watching her leave the room, so she could write some more useful information in her letter to Kael.

* * *

“Your Majesty! Quickly, this letter… no… uh… Your Majesty, I think there’s something strange in front of me.”

As soon as Jack read the last letter Mabel had sent him, he tracked his location using the magic of the oath that bound him and Kael, and then moved to where he was and revealed himself.

The boy who appeared holding a neatly folded white paper blinked with a rather bewildered expression when he saw what was behind Kael.

“That thing… isn’t that a monster?”

“I had a favor to ask of you. You came at a good time.”

“No, that’s a monster… .”

“It’s a monster doll.”

“Ah, it’s a doll! Did you know that?! Who would believe that is a doll?!!”

Kael was at the bottom of the cliffs of the Black Forest, on the sea. He stood lightly on the sea with magic, and he was with five wyverns, using a wide protective shield around him and sound and vision blocking magic to make sure he couldn’t be seen from afar.

– Huh?

– What?

– Kuong!

Jack’s light green hair fluttered in the breath of the wyvern, accompanied by its different cries.

Is that a monster doll?

Are those things, with their ear-piercing cries and hot breath, dolls?

Sure, the crying sound is a little cute… No, that’s not the point!!!

“No matter how you look at it, it’s a monster!!!”

“I think I told you in advance that monsters would appear.”

“You didn’t say that it was a monster you were bringing with you!”

Kael looked at the wyverns with an expression of annoyance at Jack’s reaction, who didn’t seem to believe him even after he was corrected again that they were dolls.

“Wail, why, wasam, wasa, wow. Get back in the ball.”

Names that were so insincere that they would penetrate the depths of the sea were called out by Kael.

– Kwong!

– Khoo-hoo!

– Krooooosh!

As if they understood his words, the sound of complaining cries echoed through the ripples of the sea, and as Kael stared at them, the wyverns touched the ball floating in front of them and were soon sucked into it.

Inside the translucent ball were shrunken wyverns, and Kael, who had retrieved the ball containing the wyverns, looked back at Jack, who was staring at this sight with his mouth wide open as if his jaw would fall off, and spoke.

“You said it was a doll. Now I believe you.”

“No. No matter how I look at it, you just threw the wyverns into the shrinking magic ball!”

“What a nuisance.”

“Your Majesty, do something about that bothersome thing!”

“Give me the letter. I’ll give you a proper explanation after I read the letter.”

Contrary to what he had told her to do, Kael took the letter directly from Jack’s hands and teleported to the villa, leaving Jack alone to stroke his hair that had been disheveled by the wyvern’s breath.

“Wow…! Huh…!! Really my…!!!”

Jack, who had been sighing in disbelief, soon disappeared from the sea.

Kael, who was reading the letter Mabel sent while sitting on the sofa in the villa with his legs crossed, began writing a reply to Mabel before explaining it to Jack, and only after writing the reply and giving the letter to the boy did he begin to explain the current situation closely to Jack, who was sitting on the floor under the sofa.

An idea that wishes for the destruction of the world.

The story of how Tariq and the twin dark elves were saved from the first and second trials.

And… how the conversation went during the meeting with the Grand Master today, and even his plan to become the hero he was made to be.

Jack quickly accepted the story that was pouring out like water from a broken dam.

“So. The original parties involved in the first and second trials, including the Count and the Lady, are a group called Idea… Since there are only a few people, it’s not really a group. Anyway! They are operating under the name of Idea?”

“yes.”

“And you were able to modify the doll magic created by the dark elves and successfully recreate its appearance and abilities to be as close to reality as possible using the monster cores you had?”

Kael nodded.

“With those monsters, your highness plans to spread Idea to more people, and they will become heroes who can stop the attacks of monsters and Ideas?”

“That’s correct.”

“Again… Are you asking me to appear as the head of Idea on behalf of your Majesty…?”

“Yes. This is the request I’ll be giving you this time. The information I heard today will be sufficient for the price.”

Jack smiled as he looked at Kael, who was agreeing with his words with an indifferent expression.

“Your Highness. I never thought you would be so detailed in your pranks. Wow—our Your Highness knows how to joke!”

“… … .”

But there was no wavering in Kael’s expression, and Jack grabbed his own flowing light green hair as he watched his dark purple eyes staring blankly at him.

“Really…?”

“What do I gain by joking with you?”

As if to tell me no.

Despite Jack’s sorrowful gaze, Kael answered sharply, and Jack grabbed his hair at his answer.

Are you saying that the story I just heard is the truth without any lies?

“Your Majesty… All the stories I heard were ones I didn’t hear… .”

“Will it work?”

“Ahhh-! Why are you doing this to me!!! Seriously!!!”

I want to go back again-!!!