Chapter 243 – Lua’s Life in Abomination (1)
“When I was on the ground, a flower called Hasom bloomed in my hometown. It was a purple flower, but only in highlands. When I climbed the plateau with the ladies-in-waiting, they rummaged through the cracks in the rocks and picked Hasom flowers to make a bouquet. They gave it to me as if it were the most beautiful jewel in the world and said, ‘Queen. I picked this flower because I thought it would suit the queen.’”
Before the demon king was resurrected, Leah, the Queen of Lamia, who had been living quietly at the bottom of her basement, suddenly uttered such words. Each time the demon king was resurrected and the gap between the demon realm and the ground weakened, the entrance that sealed the lamias also weakened and then strengthened repeatedly.
The entrance was blocked by a huge stone plate that looked like a manhole cover lying on its side. At first glance, this entrance, which seemed to be able to be pushed out with force, was made of powerful magic and special materials, so it was a space that the Lamia could not open and exit.
In front of him, Lua and many other Lamia were lined up. They were scheduled to jump out to the ground and slaughter the humans on the ground at the same time as the demon king was resurrected. In front of the Lamia soldiers who were sharpening their fingernails with the same face as her murderous face her, Leah was leaning against the rock, enjoying the cold touch.
Said one of Luah’s maids.
“When you go out on the ground, I will make you a bouquet this time.”
“If you kill all humans.”
Leah nodded her head and she said so. When the Demon King is resurrected, we are free. In Leah’s eyes her, her excitement her for her freedom that was right in front of her was boiling. In front of her calm expression of her, her trembling fingertips of her revealed her heightened emotions of her.
“Hey, open!”
The soldier standing in the lead shouted. Leah raised her body her. Her soldiers watched her entrance her tensely. Hundreds of years ago, after losing the war, the Lamia sided with the devil and were imprisoned underground. Now. The time to unleash that lust was approaching. The huge circular entrance began to move with a crackling sound.
Leah gritted her teeth, revealing her claws. Kill humans That’s all I’ve been thinking about for hundreds of years. To kill the humans who locked them underground and took everything. Other than that, I had no wish. The door opened and bright light entered. In front of the dazzling light they had longed for all their lives, the lamia screamed and shrank. Le Ah also couldn’t adjust to the sudden sunlight, so she hesitated.
The sunlight, which had been seen for the first time in hundreds of years, was too dazzling for the lamia who had adapted to the darkness. Leah gnashed his teeth and crawled in front of her. The light was so blinding. Leah shouted.
“Advance! All forward!”
A loud roar was heard from Lua behind her. Leah shuddered as she made her way towards the light. I couldn’t see anything beyond the light, but I liked that there was nonetheless. Leah crawled across her floor as she frantically crawled toward her ground. She trampled the hard stones and lifted herself up to smell her earthy scent of her.
As soon as he took his first steps her, Leah threw his face on the floor with happiness and smelled the grass. The smell of grass and dirt. Even the touch of wet dew and fresh flowers. The sight gradually restored in the dazzling light contained the verdant paradise intact. The scenery that I had only imagined from underground was unfolding before my eyes.
“Finally!”
Leah screamed at her in delight. A cheer close to a scream was heard from behind Rua. Beyond the blurred vision, the lamias stretched out their hands and cheered.
“Quaaaaa!
“I am the queen!”
“Aaaaagh! Aaaaagh!”
Leah raised her hand with joy. She was shouting something from the lamia around her. As if the world was also blessing Lua’s return her, a magnificent roar erupted. Roar.
And cheers.
“Quaaaaagh!”
“Aaaaagh! Aaaaagh!”
“Kyaaaaagh! Aaaaagh! Queen! It’s the queen!”
Cheers close to screams. Leah looked around her. Her eyesight her was recovering. The Lamia who arrived before hurrahed him and looked back. Then he looked at Leah again and started shouting something.
“Queen! Queen!”
Leah froze, her eyes wide open.
“Quaaaaa
A roar that breaks the ground. Lamia who grabs and shakes himself. And the sight that gradually begins to return. The huge door that is slowly closing, the lamia dying under the weight of the door. Figures falling from beyond the door into the endless abyss. The lamias who belatedly embraced themselves and howled.
“Help me! Queen! Aaaaagh!”
“Kiaaaaagh! Aaaaagh!”
“Aaaaagh!”
And scream.
Leah couldn’t catch her distraught mind her. As soon as the door opened, the basement where the lamia were sealed was collapsing. Children who could not escape were falling to the deep floor. The heavy door was closing again. The dead children who were hurried to get out were crushed by the door, shivering with only their bluish arms sticking out.
“Ahhh…”
Leah sat on the floor, shaking her body. She was weeping as the young lamia clung to her. Leah hugged her children tightly and she gnashed her teeth. How the hell did this happen? Why do children have to die so miserably? What is the problem?
Lamia was massacred. In vain Now, she has only about 10 left in this place. Having to watch the genocide of her people her with her eyes open, she had to keep her sanity her. Because she still had 10 lamias left. Because she was supposed to be the queen who guards these children. Le Ah began to examine her surroundings of her.
The world was so peaceful, and the weather was clear. Hasom flowers were blooming in heaps on the hill. The flowers that had been trampled along had been crushed and sprayed with green sap. Leah hugged her and comforted her trembling children her.
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“Demon King-nim died?”
Disappearance was a common occurrence on the continent. In particular, it was all too common for peddlers in their 40s to be brutally murdered while moving from city to city. Public order on roads other than cities was not good, and mountain roads were always in danger of being skinned alive. However, the peddler didn’t seem to have thought that it was Lamia who had captivated her, and she was spitting out information at will while breaking out in a cold sweat.
“Yes! The hero and the priest joined forces to kill him…!”
Hundreds of years ago, no one recognized Lamia, which was left only in history. To the merchants, Lamia were nothing more than a terrifying race that looked like mermaids, much more ferocious and combative. The indolent Lea asked while gently scanning the belly skin of the merchant she caught.
“So, after that?”
“That… Rumors spread that a woman named Evangeline was secretive.”
Leah kept his mouth shut and looked at the merchant. She stabbed the merchant’s navel with her sharp fingernails sticking out. The merchant gritted his teeth with a giddy expression. Lua’s hand her gradually began to pierce the skin of her stomach.
“Ah, ah! Aaaaagh! Aaaaagh!”
Scream, Leah scratched her finger down nervously as soon as she heard her scream. The contents spilled out from the cracked stomach of her. The struggling merchant fell to the floor. Leah was in trouble. Evangeline. Death of the king. And, the lost kin.
There was nothing Lua could do in her current state. Because the demon king was incompletely resurrected, she was just a little strong Lamia, and since the demon king died, she had no place to trust her body her right away. She also had to know the current status of the other four kings, and she also had to find out about the warriors and priests who captured the demon king.
“Evangeline.”
And Evangeline. Did the other four thousand kings meet Evangeline? Is she all right? Thinking over and over again, she met another slave peddler a few days later.
It was a peddler dragging a mermaid. As she was tearing off the arm of the merchant she had caught a few days ago, her gaze her was captured by the extraordinary scene right below. People who lead mermaids. Suddenly, Luah thought of saving that mermaid. The reason was unknown to herself. Did she look similar to her race her and mermaids who were killed by humans?
Perhaps it seemed suitable as a target to use. Just like in the past, the mermaids of today seem to live very miserably. Leah picked up her arm and tossed it away, and quickly crawled down her cliff.
“What… Wow!”
The mercenary who was walking in the lead grabbed the reins as the horse flinched and tried to look around. However, just as he was about to turn his horse’s head, his neck and his was bitten off and his horse fell unconscious. The mercenary, who hastily tried to free himself from his horse, was entangled in Lamia’s tail and pinned him to the ground.
Sharp nails were driven into the back of the mercenary’s head as he tried to draw his sword. Leah licked his fingernails and chewed on the bones of a fallen human on the floor. The mermaid and Lua met for the first time like that.
“Hi?”
Leah asked.
