The Protagonist Is a Villain 148

Chapter 148 – The Mermaid Bride (2)

“Fuck this is the wind.”

“All of a sudden?”

Sellu asked Eve’s complaint. She couldn’t understand Eve’s logic either. Why are you calling it the wind? Didn’t Lucius already eat all the races except the dwarves, from beastmen to humans? Sellu was convinced that even if Lucius didn’t say anything, he would have raped Ain too.

“No, Mom. You said you had sex with a mermaid over me. Does this make sense?”

“You do it with me too.”

Sellu pointed at herself and said. Eve shook her head and she tried to explain why she felt the situation was windy.

“No, mom is different… So that’s… What is it… Anyway fuck it, okay?”

“Hehe. I don’t know. Isn’t it the same whether you beat two mermaids or beat three mermaids?”

“Right. Aren’t they the same?”

Anne helped Sellu. Eve took a deep breath and pointed her finger at Ann.

“You, you, be quiet, okay?”

“I don’t like it, first wife!”

“…The fucking bitch is real.”

The restaurant door opened. Elsie, with her towel over her shoulder, walked around the dining room and retrieved a water bottle from the kitchen. As she gulped the water, she saw Eve glaring at Ann with her bloody expression on her face her, she said.

“Mermaid. I brought a mermaid I didn’t know. You shouldn’t kill it.”

“What? Why am I killing him?”

With Eve’s bewildered expression, she looked at Elsie. Elsie said, pointing to her Eve’s face.

“It looks like it’s going to kill you.”

“No. I won’t kill you for doing that. That’s murder.”

Eve said firmly. Elsie made a face that didn’t make sense of her, tilted her head, and said.

“…Can not understand.”

“No. I don’t understand why this is. Murder is bad, right?”

“Yes.”

“But what do you not understand?”

“I don’t understand why a mermaid would say such a thing.”

“Hehe.”

Sellu smiled and ate the snack on her table. Eve shook her head and said.

“So, Ann. What do you want to do?”

“Huh? I told you. I found the person of my destiny, so why do I have to leave here? You live here, and Selu-sama also lives here. Shouldn’t I live here too?”

Sellu didn’t care much, but Eve had a different idea. Lucius brings another mermaid when the lord is already rumored to be a mermaid? It was almost certain that rumors would spread that he was a madman who made a harem out of mermaids. Eve cared more about Lucius’ gossip than Lucius himself. Anne must be prevented from entering the mansion. Eve made a vow deep in her heart her.

Eve’s promise was revealed in her voice. She said in a firm tone.

“No. Fuck you, no. Okay?”

“No, why not? Suin lives here, and you live too. Why can’t I?”

Anne questioned and listened boldly. Eve couldn’t help but frown at her. Ever since she was a child, Anne has had a stoic personality in her words. Of course, she had many enemies, because saying what she had to say didn’t mean saying only what was right.

It wasn’t once or twice that Eve wanted to return Anne’s head to her. She only failed to kill her because she and she were bound together under the name of Selu.

“Fuck you, the kids who say they like you are down there. I locked them in the basement right now… That’s right, Elsie. What did you do with her?”

Eve believedly recalled one of her merchants that Elsie had taken with her. She sent to give directions, but she never returned. Elsie asked Eve’s question back.

“Who?”

“He’s there. One of the merchants. I took him to get directions.”

“I killed him because he tried to escape in the middle.”

“What? You told me you just ran away!”

Ann was started and challenged Elsie. Elsie nodded her head with her sullen face, then bowed her head in apology.

“I just lied when the Templars said it would scare you if I said that. I’m sorry.”

“No, that… I don’t need to apologize… That… I don’t mind killing him…”

Eve cuts a conversation between Elsie and Ann that was about to become lengthy.

“Yes. Well done. Those bastards who persecute mermaids must be killed. Hey, Ann. You, did they do anything strange to you?”

Apart from kicking Ann out of her mansion, it was now time to deal with the merchant in her cellar. Elsie had killed the merchant who had left earlier, but the merchant in the basement was going to make the mermaid pay dearly for harassing her.

However, judging by Anne’s expression of hers, she did not seem to be very happy with Eve’s proposal of hers. She said with a frown on her face.

“No, well… They locked me up… But I didn’t do anything weird like that. I just scratched some scales, what should I say? They always sang in front of me, and I saw strange artworks that were made by humans. Gave it to me.”

“What is that.”

“Do you like mermaids?”

“Then why don’t you just marry them. Don’t mess with other people’s grooms.”

“No, does that go my way? I realized the moment I saw Mr. Lucius. This person is the person of my destiny. Huh? Sellu-sama. Doesn’t Sellu-sama think so too?”

“I don’t know-“

Sellu chewed on the snack and averted his gaze. Eve looked at Elsie and said.

“Well, I’m going to talk about something sensitive from now on, so could you move away?”

“I get it.”

Elsie nodded her head and left the restaurant. As soon as the restaurant door closed, Eve lowered her voice. She didn’t want to kill or beat Ann out.

“No. Ann. Listen. My husband is a pervert without an answer. From elves to humans to beastmen to mermaids, he fucks and fucks regardless of race. There are rumors that there are dozens of women who have abandoned this estate alone. . “

“But it will be different for me. You didn’t throw it away either.”

“What kind of fucking shit is that you didn’t even throw away ‘I’? Huh?”

“Oh, no… That’s not what I meant… Sorry.”

As Eve straightened her face, Anne curled up her straight tail and bowed her head. The attitude of sneakily looking at each other scratched Eve’s nerves. Eve reminded herself that her knives were in her drawing room her, and tapped her fingers on her table.

“Anyway, I will never allow you. Okay?”

“Too bad.”

Ann saw an opportunity to dig in once more. However, Eve, who noticed the attempt, first showed her unpleasant expression and cursed at her.

“It’s too much to do it with the bridegroom of the fuck. It’s too much. Huh? Uh? But we were in the same community. Get out of here before I kill you, okay?”

At Eve’s bloody tone her, Anne nodded her head hastily, trembling from the tip of her tail to the tip of her head. Eve grabbed her Ann’s chin and asked again.

“You understand?”

“Yes!”

Ann looked at Selou as if to ask for her help her, but Selou only shrugged her shoulders and she didn’t intervene. Sellu asked.

“But even if we send him back, how are we going to send him? The West Coast is in trouble right now.”

“You can send it in the direction of Esta, the trading city here. If you send it to the stream there… But how did you get caught?”

Anne, whose prosecution had been violated by her words her to return, raised her head at Eve’s question her.

“Huh? Huh? How did you get caught? I mean, I was swimming in the river…Some people wearing strange necklaces came running towards me, so I ran away and hit my head on a rock. When I set it up , it was their house. I was locked in a large tank in the house, and even when I told them to let me out, they said they would take care of it and would do anything for me, so I was scared.”

“Necklace?”

Eve asked. They said they were wearing necklaces, so I couldn’t get any inspiration. Said Anne.

“Yes. A necklace. It was a heart-shaped necklace, but everyone was wearing it.”

“What is that?”

Eve looked at Sellu. She had no way of knowing that she was Sellu. She shrugged her shoulders and shook her head. Eve asked again.

“So why were they after you?”

“I don’t know. They just came after me because they said they weren’t dangerous, and all the mermaid hunters say that. So I don’t know why.”

“They’re just slave hunters.”

Eve thought nothing of her. Selou shook her head, then as if she had a flash, her eyes widened and she looked at Eve. Eve was slightly taken aback by the action, so she asked Sellu.

“Why, why is that?”

“Elsie.”

“What?”

“I saw Elsie with that necklace.”

“Elsie?”

“That prisoner just now?”

Eve called Elsie again.

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Elsie, who was called again, entered the restaurant with a calm expression and no sign of annoyance. She changed out of her rain-soaked clothes and put on a gritty sports tank top and shorts. Sellu brought up the story of Elsie’s necklace as soon as she entered. Elsie tilted her head at her remark her that it was her necklace her, and in one beat she left the restaurant again, as if she remembered her mother’s memento her late.

“I think it’s real.”

“Can you see it again?”

Sellu asked. Ann nodded her head. Shortly after, Elsie came back. She was holding a heart-shaped necklace. Anne called out wagging her tail as soon as she saw her necklace Elsie was holding.

“Right! That necklace! That necklace! Everyone was wearing that necklace!”

Elsie spoke in a calm tone that contrasted with Ann’s violent reaction to her.

“This is a love bridge necklace.”

“Love school?”

Eve asked. Elsie nodded her head and answered again.

“It’s a popular religion in the plains where I lived. It liberates prisoners and humans from slavery and makes them their followers. My mother was also a believer there.”

“Isn’t it the eastern part of the plains? Anne, the place you ran away from is the western direction from the capital.”

“Yeah. It was.”

“Why are those guys who only work in the East hanging out there? To catch mermaids?”

“Originally, I heard that the Sarangkyo was widely active. Seeing that my mother also passed away in this territory, the Sarangkyo must have saved it.”

“Huh? Sarangkyo saved your mother? Then that doesn’t make sense.”

Sellu intervened. Elsie, Eve, and Ann all looked at Sellu. Sellu asked.

“No, when I saw it, the prisoner said that he had ‘run away’. If he had escaped with the help of the Love Church, would it normally be said that he had ‘run away’? In the first place, there are no slaves in our territory, so why did your mother run away to our territory? Love The religion rescues slaves and makes them followers. But why did I have to run away?”

Elsie was silent. She carefully looked at the necklace of the cult of love. Clearly, something was wrong with her.