Chapter 249 – Lua’s Life in Disgust (7)
The shadows of four people appeared on the plateau where silence fell. The cliffs soaring above the sky as if touching the horizon were full of purple flowers. Leah was being dragged by me with her arms tied. Eve was walking behind her. There was a cart behind Eve, and there was a lump in the cart. The cart was covered with rather large partitions and barrels, thoroughly concealing the presence of lumps. Eve took Sellu in her arms and looked around.
Lamia poked their heads out from the rock crevices of the cliff, watching their march. They were preparing for an ambush, united by curiosity, fear, and love for their queen. Eve pulled out a curved sword with a confused look on her face. After Sellu landed on the floor, she looked at me again.
I laid her on the floor and drew her sword her. It wasn’t her holy sword. It was a cheap 50 silver knife borrowed from a local blacksmith. Said Leah.
“In the end, I never thought it would end like this.”
I looked around again in silence. No humans came to see Lamia’s execution her because of the trapping of fishmen. Resentment tends to work in an irrational direction, so people paid more attention to the execution ceremony of the fishermen who swept the harbor directly. The lamia settled down one by one and exposed their heads.
Showing off her sharp claws and threatening us, Le Ag urged her men with her dangerous expression on her face her.
“What are you doing! Stay calm!”
I looked around again. Only Lamia was approaching. I told Eve
“Eve, can you take a look around? Are there any people watching this scene?”
“Are you okay? Are there that many lamia?”
“Just look around and see if there are any. Don’t kick me out, if there is, draw a circle on my side. If not, shake your head.”
Eve nodded her head. She parked the cart she had pulled roughly in her corner of her. At the same time, she spilled the mass in the cart and threw it over the grass. Selu snuggled up next to me, and Eve carefully gripped her curved sword as she descended the plateau. Lua looked at the purple flowers blooming on the plateau. She said.
“Hasom flower.”
“What?”
“These flowers are Hasom flowers. My favorite flower.”
Luah started crawling slowly toward the flower. The way her long tail moved was like an earthworm. The grass on the floor was crushed and the smooth scales shone gracefully. The lamia were slowly approaching. Eve circled her from a distance. It meant someone was watching. She was coming up again holding the curved sword. I grabbed her knife and overturned the crawling Leah.
“Hey, wait!”
Le Ah let out her shriek her with her bewildered face her. She struggled to get out of my arms.
“Corolla… Let me wear a garland! Please… I…”
Without saying a word, I held the knife in reverse. The sharp tip of the sword glowed bright blue. The lamia screamed and came out. Eve arrived just in time, grabbed one of the lamias by the neck and threw them to the floor. At the same time, Selu jumped out and tangled with the two lamias and rolled them on the floor.
“Mom!”
Eve was started and ran towards the Lamia. The remaining 3 guys rushed at me without giving up. He kicked them with his feet, crushing the grass and making it muddy. Leah screamed at me as she struggled.
“Please…! Please! Help me, I don’t want to die… Help me! The flowers have bloomed like this I wanted to try on a corolla. I wanted to play in this garden with my children, but I hated the human who prevented me from doing that. Why did you cheat on us Why are you treating us like that? Half elf. Do you know the answer?”
She raised her sword high. The lamia who fell to the floor were moaning. Selu frowned as she looked at her scrape her. Eve stunned the Lamia who ran into Sellu by stabbing them one by one. She began to spread the lamia on the floor like oysters. Looking down on them under the sunlight, they looked as if they had been brutally murdered.
Lua’s eyes her were watery. She looked at me and let out a pitiful groan.
“I don’t want to die.”
And I lowered my sword.
“Kyaaaaah!”
Le Ah screamed and twisted her body. Drops of blood trickled down her as the sword pierced her stomach. I grabbed her Lua by the waist and started to whip her body around with her sword.
“Aaaaagh! Aaaaagh! Aaaaagh! Hurt! So painful!”
I nodded to Eve. It was then that Eve seemed to have noticed something. It’s not my way to inflict pain like this. I was deliberately screaming as if someone was listening. To check if anyone is watching. A method of execution that is deliberately painful. I pressed down on her neck her.
“Cheuk… Kuk…”
Because of the rope that had broken through Lua’s belly her, her hand her caught her on my shoulder. Le Ah shook her head and told me.
“Children… Help me…”
Leah’s hand sagged her. I pulled out her knife and cleaned up after her. I stroked her face once with her eyes closed and started digging on the plateau. The bloodstains everywhere were terrifying. The fallen Lamia forced themselves up and said.
“I will kill you. The crime of killing the queen. You will have to pay for it with your death.”
It wasn’t scary at all. Even if these lamias were to come in groups of 100, I was confident that I would turn them all into rounds. I checked Lua’s Mac once again.
I was satisfied that her pit her dug much deeper than I thought. As the strength improved, the work speed was also comparable to that of an excavator. I roughly pushed the mound of dirt around me. Leah was still lying on the floor. She slipped her foot into the deep pit. There was a thud as her limp body rolled down. I took her letter her out of her arms her and threw it on her chest her. I was worried because I didn’t know what to build on top of the soil. I didn’t have to worry because the marks were clearly visible, but I was still worried.
Eve tied up all the lamia who showed signs of rebelling again and put them on the floor. Seeing the lamia tied to the cave in the shape of flowers wagging their tails in all directions, they looked like octopuses. Asked Eve.
“Has that bastard gone?”
“Looks like you’re gone? I can not see. I can’t even feel it.”
It meant that someone who had come to watch us had disappeared. I looked at the tied lamia and asked.
“You guys, if I free you, will you live quietly?”
“I will kill all humans!”
“The enemy who killed the queen! I will definitely get my revenge!”
A scream that was so passionate that it was contrived broke out. They looked at me with sharp eyes and gnashed their teeth. I was struggling to untie the line. I laughed and approached him with a kick. As I approached with a knife, the lamias started having seizures.
“What! Hate! Stop it! Don’t!”
“Do not do that! I mean don’t kill me! Bad guy! Naughty! Garbage!”
I ignored their cries and untied the rope. The lamia, who were trembling in fear, looked at me with dumbfounded expressions as I untied the rope. I asked Eve again.
“Are you sure no one is around?”
From the grassy side, Selu stuck her head out and nodded at her. The lamias shrank and looked at me. I said.
“Take good care of your queen.”
We left the lamias who were so dumbfounded and came down the plateau. The lamias whispered to each other and looked at the tomb. Eve asked.
“What if those bastards get together and make a fuss?”
“Then do you want to go back and kill me?”
“I don’t know.”
“I’ll send a letter to Ahildern as soon as I get back. I killed one of the Four Heavenly Kings, but I can’t tell if I killed it properly. It’s one time to save lives. You know? Lamia’s are smart. If I have done this much, I have done my duty.”
“Is it.”
The sun was setting in the distance beyond the manor. A small boat was brought along with calm waves from Mermaid Island. As the sun went down, a large party was held in the manor to announce the end of the case. Eve and Sellu both joined in the middle of the feast and sipped wine. I raised my glass and looked at the plateau.
****
“Puha!”
At the corner of the plateau, in a space shallowly buried in the soil, a woman’s hand came out of the tomb. She is the Lamia Queen Leah. He was still caressing his throbbing stomach of her and scanning his surroundings of her. Clearly, there was no wound on the ship that Lucius dug up with a knife.
“Huh… Heo-eok… What? What?”
“Queen!”
As if waiting for her to wake up, little lamia appeared from every corner of her plateau. Lua looked around with a dumbfounded face. A letter lay on her chest. Leah hurriedly opened her letter and read it.
[The body in the corner, the ship at the bottom of the cliff.]
Lamia Hana dragged her corpse from a corner. It was Lamia’s body in her. It was clear that the body her had died in the middle of this raid. A campfire was going on in the village far away. The villagers were burning the tightly bound lumps. Leah could understand what this corpse meant. It meant that I would treat it as a dead one, so leave quietly. Leah silently placed Lamia’s corpse in her grave her and covered it again.
“Dummy. They really are idiots.”
She grumbled and went down the cliff as written on her note her. The other lamia quietly followed her. Her boat her was visible in the distance. A cool breeze blew over the beach where the sun did not reach. Lea grumbled again as she looked at the sloppy boat on the beach.
“With so many of us, how are you telling us to run away? You want me to run away alone? Really stupid.”
And the waves hit the beach. Slap.
A hand popped up on the deck of her boat. Pale hands. Leah’s eyes widened. Her mouth was tightly shut, her eyes not catching her. The mermaids poked out their heads one by one, hurting her current. She was smiling all together. Breaking the current, a mermaid came closer.
Ann. Leah knew her name her too. Anne grabbed her Leah’s hand her.
“Go. Our queen.”
“…Stupid guys.”
Leah sniffled. She couldn’t hold back her tears. Nothing mattered anymore. Leah let out her tears and hugged Anne tightly.
“You are really stupid idiots. Do you like me that much?”
