Let’s Block the Ruined Route in Advance - Chapter 110



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Episode 110
The Herero siblings.

Born in the eastern region where twins are believed to be unlucky, the first pair of twins to become Transcendents together, the swordsman siblings were known for their disastrous snouts that were more than their abilities.

“Wow!!! That’s a one-shot! That really hit me hard!”

“Your temper is exactly the same as the Duke’s?! Lucian, do you want to spar with me?!”

Lucian was relieved that he would be able to subdue the Transcendents together, but when he found out that the Transcendents he was working with were the Herero siblings, he turned pale.

‘Please stop… … ‘

This is because their mouths, which were activated from the moment they prepared for battle, did not stop even during the battle.

“Oh my, oh my. I thought they were just chicks, but they’re all quite savage.”

“Isn’t it stronger than we were?”

“Let’s check it out. Who wants to spar with me?!”

Even in the midst of a fierce battle, everyone in the battle clenched their teeth because of his mouth that wouldn’t close. I wanted to yell at him to shut up, but his abilities were so outstanding that he acted lightly while quickly preventing those around him from being in danger.

“Oh my! You make a mistake as soon as you say you’re going to do it?”

“If it weren’t for me, you would have already crossed the river since your back is completely empty.”

A student whose life was saved by Herero bowed his head with an uneasy expression. I was grateful and angry.

“Still, it’s the most comfortable I’ve had in recent battles.”

Eileen, who was muttering softly, focused on the monster in front of her. It was a time when the occurrence of monsters was increasing and becoming more ominous due to various ominous incidents as winter approached. In addition, the atmosphere of the punitive force, including Verotanis’ special unit, was even worse because the first Transcendental victim had just appeared.

But the mere presence of the two people turned the dark atmosphere around.

“It’s the last one!”

“Let’s go at once!”

A giant monster resembling a wyvern was cut in two from the top of its head.

‘It’s neat.’

Eileen felt pure admiration. Neither she nor Cordelia, Lucian nor Felix were weak enough to defeat that monster.

‘No blood was shed. If we had come forward, the surrounding area might have been destroyed.’

However, hunting perfectly without causing any damage to the surrounding area required a different level of skill.

“Voila. If you heat up the sword and cut it, you can cleanly deal with the blood overflowing with magic energy without it splattering!”

Cordelia shook her head as she watched them make silly moves as if they were cooking class instructors in a battlefield that had ended.

“I hate to admit it, but it’s really believable.”

“huh.”

Eileen nodded and looked around. There were some people who looked tired, but no one was seriously injured or panicked.

‘So that’s why they call him transcendent.’

They naturally thought of the peacock. The broad back that appeared at the moment when everything was given up prevented the person from collapsing and gave him the courage to stand up again.

“Okay! Let’s go back.”

The Herero siblings, who had applauded loudly, turned around briskly first. Olivia Herero cast a telepathic spell on her brother.

‘You still haven’t found Mr. Tyrn?’

‘I haven’t heard from you yet.’

Tyrn was a veteran of the martial arts, and although he was old, he was by no means weak. He was a figure close to the elders of the Transcendent. Since such a being had disappeared, it was reasonable to assume that the enemy leader had personally intervened.

‘Is Ajar that strong? If so, why doesn’t he come forward?’

‘We have to avoid as much confusion as possible because not everything is clear yet.’

The two exchanged glances with serious faces for the first time in a long while.

“Hey little rascals! Are you hurt anywhere?”

Herero, who smiled brightly, turned around and ran to the children. He was confident that he could lighten the mood.

***

“… …Kill him.”

It was a dark dungeon where only the red light of the torch flickered. The missing Tyrn was tied to the wall with wounds all over his body. His thick muscles were stained with hardened blood, making his entire body look dark red.

“Kill him? That can’t be. You’re a precious ox that was caught with difficulty. The feast hasn’t even started yet, and it’s too early.”

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Across from the bloody prison, there was a black leather sofa that didn’t seem to fit the place. Sitting on it, Ajar was resting his chin on his hand and looking at Tyrn with his eyes half-closed, seemingly bored.

“Have you ever thought about it? Are humans really good?”

Tyrn barely managed to turn his eyes to look at Ajar, making a wheezing sound as if he didn’t have the strength to answer. Ajar slightly lowered his head and continued speaking.

“Humans are good because they are born as humans, and I am evil because I was born as a monster.”

“Ugh! That’s ridiculous. Is that all you can say about killing tens of thousands of lives?! I’ll tell you clearly. You are evil!”

The iron chains, which were covered with dozens of spells, rattled. Ajar, who had been staring at the bloodshot eyes of the old man with an incomprehensible gaze, let out a short laugh that sounded like a sigh before falling down onto the sofa.

“Ah, that’s a really boring answer. What about humans? What makes humans different, who eat and harm countless lives to survive?”

“… … What do you want to do, you punk? Why do you want to save Lady Regia, that person?”

At those words, Ajar laughed bitterly. He let out a long, languid breath and spoke with a face visibly filled with joy.

“She wasn’t boring like you guys.”

Ajar shivered with horror as he recalled the gaze of someone swinging a sword that felt like a thousand pounds with eyes that bore all the pain.

‘I am not fighting for God!!’

I felt like the sincerity that had been screaming out was still ringing in my ears.

“Look at this! Is this what people call goosebumps? It gives me goosebumps. It gives me shivers. Is that the right expression to use now?”

Ajar, who looked somewhat excited, enjoyed the feeling of goosebumps running down his spine. The unpleasant feeling that came when something that wasn’t human imitated a human was overwhelming to Tyrn.

“You’re not trying to use him to destroy the world, are you?”

“Destruction? I don’t care about such a boring ending. That’s what I want.”

Ajar, who had been filled with joy, froze with a blank expression on his face as if he was trying to readjust his emotions.

“What should I say about this? I just want to see her again.”

The expressionless face, as if it had decided its emotions, raised the corners of its mouth. With its muscles stretched to their limit, Ajar spoke in a dreamy, hazy voice.

“Yes, I guess it would be okay to call it love in human terms?”

“… … crazy guy.”

Tyrn also swallowed dry saliva. The taste of blood filled his throat, but all thoughts evaporated in the face of the disaster that imitated humans.

“Yeah, I guess I’m crazy. And that was a long time ago.”

Ajar got up from his seat and slowly approached Tyrn.

“Do you know the difference between me and a parasitic monster that just takes over a human’s body?”

He grabbed Tyrn’s face as if he was cupping it. The strength coming from his slender fingers was beyond imagination, so Tyrn couldn’t resist even a little.

“Those little creatures can only steal their appearances, but I can control them by absorbing their abilities and memories.”

Tyrn’s eyes widened. His mouth, which was about to scream, was already blocked by Ajar’s hand.

“I’ve wasted so much magic energy just to get one Transcendent. I wish I had used the Duke of Gaudium, but there’s no way around it. You’ll be a good disaster, old man.”

Ajar lowered his head and approached Tyrn. When they were within a finger’s width of each other, Tyrn saw the whites of Ajar’s eyes merge and turn black.

A vastness resembling the universe suddenly came over him.

“Hiems.”

As Azhar, who was looking at Tyrn with satisfaction as he lowered his head, spoke softly, Hiems’ face suddenly appeared from the black wall.

“Yes, master.”

“Now that the dinner preparations are done, I should send out the invitations.”

Hiems, who was always expressionless, smiled fiercely.

It was the beginning of a great disaster that would threaten the very existence of the world.

***

“Eileen, what’s wrong?”

A strong wind blew, almost like a storm. Eileen turned her head, feeling the tips of her fingers stiffen.

“No. I just feel a little strange.”

The star that had appeared embraced her. Feeling the ground rippling slightly, Eileen instinctively felt that something had begun.

The same evening.

A declaration of war from Ajar was delivered to the central temple.

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