Paladin in Dark Fantasy - Paladin in Dark Fantasy chapter 146

Episode 146 .

The ghoul muttered lowly.

“Fallen Angel…”

Fallen Angel (墮落天使). Angels who betrayed the sun, and were one of the top demons in the Hell Palace.

It’s not a common tribe, but it was right in front of me.

“nice to meet. It is called Fedein.”

The Fallen Angel shook hands with Deden. His hands were white, not like a devil, and his bare upper body was as white as snow.

It was an angel without fail, but it was different when I turned my gaze a little. The black wings and crimson eyes created a stark contrast with the pure white skin.

Anyone can see that it was a demon.

Dedden took his hand.

“This is Deden.”

The guy is Peter Sarkin. Even if it was an incarnation completely different from the main body, Dedden could easily recognize it.

Because the red earrings prove it.

He must have chosen a fallen angel to enter the Nightmare Entertainment District. There was no demon to stop that race.

Fedein drew a large arc.

“Even the hero who beat the corps commander to death seems to have nothing to do with the torch on his lower body. The window straight away the next day. We’ll get along pretty well.”

Dedden thought he was sly. A guy who hates tentacles has come to District 3? He may have wanted a unique experience, but the possibility that he had other intentions was quite high.

Because Peter Sarkin showed a special interest in the mundane. Melted into mortal society, enjoying their culture and fashion.

At times, he has had many forms of relationships with ordinary demons.

To be someone’s benefactor, to be reborn as an enemy, to promise love, to share friendship…etc. The shape was varied.

Of course, it was a story about the demons who aroused the interest of the demons.

It will be just Deden. Because he was the main character in Baiken’s biggest gossip. A countryman who slaughtered a doulahan. Everywhere he went, the topic was buzzing.

It must have attracted the attention of the god of drinking.

Dedden judged that. It was unintentional, but things turned out that way.

Deden shook his head.

“I didn’t come here with a prostitute. I am on duty.”

The boy opened his eyes wide in surprise.

“A lumber like you was assigned to Changgwan? It’s hard to guess what you’re doing.”

“I belong to the guards.”

Fedein clicked his tongue.

“Oh, really… I mean, it’s ironic. This is a point where I have no choice but to point out Baiken’s handling of work.”

The acting was also top-notch. Even though I knew everything, I pretended not to know and wore a mask.

Dedden said calmly.

“Where is the nobleman in the position? I am just being faithful to my duty.”

It was not a concept commonly used in this world. Because it was a thorough caste society, all values were classified as noble.

The same goes for demon society. Fedein lowered the corner of his mouth that had been laughing.

He said with a smile still on his face.

“That is a good word. Do you like it.”

Then, he took a quick look around.

“I’d like to treat my ho-gul to a drink, would you spare some time? Oh no.”

He lowered his expression as if he was sorry.

“I said I was at work. I forgot, yes.”

Ghoul Bayan suddenly intervened.

“Oh my goodness, today is just recruit training. It has turned around once, so this is the end.”

Fedein raised the corner of his mouth again.

“Oh, that’s great.”

I looked at Deden.

“How could you give me some time?”

Bayan carefully pushed his successor on the back. Come on, disappear with that high-ranking demon you hang out with. Also, make a kite and have a position that suits you. He was giving unspoken pressure.

I don’t know if it was delivered, but Dedden nodded.

“great.”

Fedein smiled contentedly.

“Then, go to my regular shop…”

“Let’s go over there.”

Right next door, he was pointing to a tavern.

Tentacle Demon (觸手鬼) always on standby. One silver coin Missy, two silver coins Missy. It was the phrase hanging on the wooden plaque at the top.

Fedein had a slightly perplexed expression, but Dedden ignored it and moved on.

When I opened the glass door, I saw a counter.

The mushy madam let out a sticky voice.

“Brother, welcome. How many?”

It looked like it was made of a mixture of mud and vomit. The tentacle ears grow old in that form.

“Two people.”

“Do you want to do it alone or in a room?”

“Let’s go to the room.”

“Nine fairy tales for a large fee, and a main fee separately. Missy, miss. take a pick The kids are doing pretty well today.”

“I’ll call you later.”

“Okay, let’s talk. Follow me.”

The madam moved, dragging her accompanying body. Along the way, the dark sap continued like a tail.

Behind Dedden, Fedein spoke lowly.

“Your taste is really… unique.”

“In the swamp where I lived, there was no place like this.”

“okay? It must have been a dreary life.”

“Not anymore.”

The two entered the room they were directed to and sat facing each other. A cheap couch, a gloomy interior. It was a tavern for the lower classes of the Magic Kingdom.

Madam said.

“Any order?”

Fedein opened his mouth.

“I heard that the Human War in District 3 is very famous.”

“You heard me right.”

Fedein looked at Deden. I was asking if you were okay. There was something subtle about his eyes.

Deden nodded.

“Let’s do it. The drink is Cabernet.”

Cabernet was wine fermented from grapes harvested from ordinary fields, not grapes grown by manure.

Peter Sarkin also agreed.

The madam gave a hospitality smile.

“Before human flesh, Cabernet. Wait a minute.”

I left the room like that. Fedein spoke first.

“There are better stores than here. You can move it if you want. I don’t even pay for this place. I don’t give refunds.”

“Looks like District 3 isn’t that good.”

“What, isn’t it a difference in taste?”

a little bit different. Two hundred years ago, when Peter Sarkin was soaked in the pleasure of tentacles, the ‘Barsha’ he drank was killed by the sun.

Barça was his lover. From that day on, Peter Sarkin did not hold tentacles.

Deden calmly opened his mouth.

“But why are you walking here?”

“I was about to go to District 2.”

“It was in the wrong direction.”

Fedein came from the other side of Deden. If I went straight, it would lead to District 1.

The boy laughed like he was embarrassed.

“hahahaha, is that so? I’m not familiar with geography.”

“Let’s go to our regular store,” he said.

It was said that he had been there several times. In any case, I won’t be confused.

“Unfortunately, I am a gilchi with no answer.”

Deden tilted his head as if wondering.

“A fallen angel is guiding you. It’s the first time I’ve heard of such a thing. Are your wings injured?”

You can fly, but there was no reason to get lost on the road.

Fedein stared at Deden. After a while, he shrugged and opened his mouth.

“It feels like being investigated.”

“I apologize if I offended you.”

he shook his head.

“Would you be offended? It was me who cheated first. Your prediction is correct. I approached you on purpose.”

It was like that too.

Fedein lowered his head slightly.

“I wanted to see you once. That’s really it.”

Deden said slowly.

“Did you attach a subordinate to me?”

If so, he might have overheard every conversation with Saya. As soon as we affirm, we should launch Baekyang and escape from this place.

The instant case goes through a short preparation process until it is activated.

Deden, who could grasp that moment, carefully examined his red eyes.

Fedane laughed and waved his hand.

“I didn’t make that mistake. The third eye, one of my powers, is roaming the skies above Baiken. It just pinpointed your location.”

third eye? Dedden had never heard of it. He must have grasped all of Peter Sarkin’s divine powers…

Mind’s eye didn’t even work. I couldn’t figure out why this was happening again.

Regardless of whether those words were true or not, it was embarrassing for Dedden.

If true, it meant that Peter Sarkin had unknown powers. If it was false, it meant he was cheating on Dedden.

Did you really attach a subordinate? However, there was no way Aiden would miss such a sign.

Everything was a little vague.

Deden opened his mouth.

“It’s a convenient ability.”

“Nothing, right. It works just like my eyes.”

Can I write an instant case? I wanted to ask, but it was impossible.

I didn’t even know if it was true or not in the first place, so this place became very uncomfortable.

Dedden put on a calm expression.

“So, what did you go to great lengths to tell me?”

“Nothing grandiose, I really wanted to see you. Didn’t you beat the corps commander to death? It’s a really great skill. Unbelievably.”

“Somehow it happened.”

Fedein smiled subtly and leaned back on the sofa.

“I just happened to see it… It’s hard to understand with an answer like that. It’s so out of common sense. You didn’t use Magi, did you?”

Dedden said calmly.

“I have no obligation to convince you.”

he laughed heartily.

“hahahaha! of course. However, I like secret friends. You feel the satisfaction of building relationships. An indescribable pleasure overtook us when we formed trust and even shared our secrets. To me, it’s more of an orgasm than ejaculation.”

Deden opened his mouth.

“Are you saying you want to be friends with me?”

“Not similar. I want to know your secret.”

Fedein added right away.

“Of course, I have no intention of forcing you. If you don’t want to, how about this? They are exchanging each other’s secrets one by one. I bet you hold a truth as shocking as yours.”

There was no reason to respond.

The moment I was about to answer, the door opened.

“This is the Cabernet you ordered and the human meat battle.”

One of the tentacles set food on the table.

When I tried to sneak next to him, Fedein refused.

“Beautiful lady, I’m sorry that I was talking about something serious.”

“Then, please nominate me later. This is Cecilla.”

“Not so.”

She closed the door and left the room.

Fedein pointed to the food. Human meat pancake cooked with human beings. Kim was blooming.

The guy looked at Deden carefully and said.

“Will you listen first?”

Dedden didn’t show anything. Because there was no need to raise any doubts.

He stretched out his hand slowly. Immediately, he picked up a piece and brought it to his mouth.

I chewed on it. Fedane burst out laughing.

“It’s one of the reasons I don’t come to District 3. scammers.”

Also, the reason Aiden chose this store coexisted here.

It was pork, not human flesh.

Human supply was so low compared to demand that cheap shops like this couldn’t even handle it.

Instead, they sold pigs under the guise of human flesh.

The taste was pretty great. The chef’s skills must be good.

said Fedein, pouring plain wine into a wooden goblet.

“How far did you go?”

After thinking for a moment, I clapped my hands.

“okay. My, I made you an offer. How is it? You can talk to me first.”

Deden shook his head slowly.

“sorry. I am not very curious.”

“Don’t do that, listen. If it’s not polite, you don’t have to talk. Instead, let’s buy alcohol from them. hahahaha!”

Having said that, his expression became serious.

He stared at Deden and opened his mouth.

“A new demon seat has appeared. It’s the sixth drink.”

It was something that didn’t happen in the original.

“Left of hypocrisy.”

Deden’s eyes widened slightly.

“The night you killed the corps commander, you suddenly appeared. It is still a top secret matter.”

That night, Dedden passed out due to the recoil of absorbing the magic core.

Fedein drew an arc line.

“Now, how about a secret? Can I, too, listen to you?”

Deden activated the status bar.

Only then did Aiden know why Mind’s Eye didn’t respond.