Chapter 386 – Atonement (1)
“What should I do with you?”
Artie looked at Mayga, then at Ash. Ash was looking at Maygar as he mumbled her mouth. Her eyes soaked in her sense of betrayal, felt sad. Even as Allio Festa rose from her seat, Meiga was pinned flat to the floor, unable to move. She only pursed her lips and raised her eyes. Ash met Mayga’s gaze at her and her body her trembled.
“Mimir.”
“It’s Ash, not Mimir.”
Ash added to Artie’s call.
“I do not care. As long as you are now in Mimir’s body. You are mimir Wouldn’t it be better for you to just get used to me than to change the title I call you?”
“Ah yes…”
Ash nodded her head. Maygar opened her mouth.
“Help me. It’s a thing of the past. Huh? Sorry. I’ll apologize. I guess my thoughts were short. Actually, I was reflecting, but I couldn’t apologize because the things I had already done were too big. I was afraid too. Huh? Do you know my heart?”
She was speaking urgently. Her lips were quivering as if they were fast-forwarding. Artie pressed her down, using her magic her in her fingers her. Artie showed no emotion in her excuse her. But she was certain that she was very angry that Mimir had become her because of her her magic battery.
“Mimir. So, what are you going to do with that child?”
“Yes? Oh, that’s… I haven’t thought about it. Uh, what should I do? I want to hurt you so much, but… I haven’t thought about anything…”
Is it evil to see us and think? Artie grinned at that, then she asked Ash again.
“So, does that mean we can do as we please?”
“Ah yes…”
Again Maygar started screaming at her. In fact, her opinion was of no avail here. She wasn’t going to listen to any way she said she wanted to die, and she didn’t have the option of letting her live. But Maygar pointed at Salina like someone who believed her own opinion of her had some credibility, and screamed at her desperately.
“Hey, wait! Because I’m sorry! I am reflecting! Huh? I’ll beg you! Hey, stop it! Salina! Say something to these guys right now! Uh? Aren’t I the greatest pride and symbol of this Archildern? Tell me to stop disgracing my face! You don’t want the people of Ahildern to be hurt because of my sins, do you? Yes?”
“What should I do? Lucius?”
Salina asked me calmly even as she watched their great ancestor prostrate in prayer. I whispered to her in her ear.
“Hem…!”
Sally I trembled and blushed as I tickled her ear. Alio Pesta, who was far away from her, sighed and closed her eyes, seeing her ugliness. He was also an elf, so it was clear that he was at a loss for words when he saw his offspring his ruined without hesitation. Salina stopped her moaning and she looked at Maygar with her eyes open. She then opened her mouth and said.
“You bastard.”
“What? What? You, you brainless bitch! No matter how good a man he is! You’re saying that to your great ancestors! Wake up! Salina! I mean think about whose side you should be on! Aaaaagh!”
Maygar was on the floor, having a seizure. A.A watched the situation while leaning against a wall a little further away. I said.
“Just scratch it once and you’re done. I will live here if I suffer for the rest of my life inside the sword.”
“That is too easy. It doesn’t matter if you suffer for the rest of your life. Lucius. So, what’s important to us is observation. Observe. The observation with our own eyes that the wicked witch suffers endlessly.”
Maygar, awed by our conversation, began to creep her body her back. She then tried to slip through a crack in the wall, but as soon as Ash beckoned, she was pulled back out and left her lying dead in the middle of the hall. Artie told me.
“Will you give me that knife?”
“Careful. Artie. Because it is a dangerous sword.”
“You can’t hurt me with a weapon like this.”
She ran her finger across her blade leisurely once, then looked at Salina and said.
“The elf over there. Do you know how to use necromancy?”
“Ah yes.”
Salina obediently followed Artie’s words. A strong sense of intimidation emanated from Artie. She said to Salina with a single smile on her face.
“Would you like to summon any spirit with necromancy?”
She also seemed to be trying to save Aglio Festa. Aglio Festa seemed a little relieved by Artie’s words. I said as Salina hesitated.
“Selina. Quickly do what Artie tells you to do.”
“Yes. I know.”
Sally I drew her magic circle on her floor her as soon as I gave the command. And she began to gather purple magic in her fingertips as she chanted her spell in the air. As the flames faded and her eyes her quivered, as if her mana her was lacking a little, Ash reached out to her and added her mana her. As Salina pricked her ears and snapped her fingers, the spirit appeared before her eyes her.
He was a mountain god-like elf with a shaggy beard. Looking around, he opened his mouth.
“What is this…”
But before he could finish his answer, he was hit by Arty’s sword and scattered. Spiritual screams echoed through the hall. Artie glanced at the blade and nodded her head in understanding, humming at her.
“Well, that’s how it works.”
Maygar was lying on the floor, horrified at what had happened to her. She heard her fingertips her tremble and somehow get up and try to run over Salina. However, no matter how excellent magic Meiga was in her previous life, there was no way she could escape from being crushed by Ash and Artie’s magical powers at the same time. She popped her eyeballs out and let out an expletive.
“You, you! Salina! Do you know what you have just done!”
“Who is the person you just slept with?”
“He is my grandfather.”
“Chew…”
“You crazy bitch! Bitch like a slut! Aaaaagh!”
I felt like I knew something I didn’t want to know. Artie didn’t care about a word from Salina. Maygar fell to her floor as she spat out more of her curse words her. She drew some marks on her black face and nodded her head.
“Um, okay. This is enough.”
Artie swung her sword into the air once. A blue trail passed by following the blade. As if bewitched by the beautiful trajectory, A.A looked at the sword with an ‘oh’ sound. I looked at A.A. And asked.
“Would you like to have it? Is it a magic sword?”
“Oh, no. I didn’t think so.”
A.A shook her head and desperately denied it. I decided to trust her and looked at her artie again. Artie swung her sword in the air a few more times before nodding her head. She and she walked up to Ash and whispered in his ear.
“Yes? Oh that… I think I can make it.”
“Okay. Unlike Mimir, I like how cooperative he is. He was a bit of a crooked kid in everything. So I had a taste for teasing.”
Artie said and stroked Ash’s head. Ash hesitated as her Artie’s behavior was still awkward. When Ati saw Mimir do that, she tilted her head with a subtle expression, then shook her head. She then pointed her sword toward Maygar’s arm her.
“What, what are you doing? What are you trying to do!”
What’s wrong with trying to give you an end worthy of your misdeeds? There is no need to be afraid. If you dream a dream that doesn’t fit the subject, the words are usually miserable.”
Ash drew her magic circle and started chanting her spell. Vines began to sprout in the middle of the hall. The vines gathered together and twisted. Artie grabbed the object that floated in the air, taking the shape of a staff. Then she carefully handed me her sword again, she said.
“Lucius. Will you cut off that evil sorcerer’s arm?”
It was the moment I was waiting for the most. Maygar started shouting urgently again.
“No! Wait a minute! Please! Please forgive me! Ash! It’s my fault! I was wrong! We were friends! Yes?”
But Ash just looked down at her with her very cold eyes. It is said that once a good person crosses the threshold, he is more terrifying than anyone else. Her expression of her did not change despite Mei’s pleas her. She, who had been timid with Artie a little while ago, now seemed to calm down when she looked at Mayga. Maygar held out her hand.
“Ash! Please!”
And I cut off that hand with a single knife. The blue traces shone beautifully. I could see the suffering faces of the souls through the cracks in the tracks. As Meigar’s hand was cut off, it was sucked into her sword. Maya’s face her shook violently.
“Aaaaa! Aaaaagh! Aaaaagh! Aaaaagh!”
And she started screaming like crazy. Rolling across her floor and screaming at her, she wasn’t being sucked into her knife. Artie raised her wand and spoke to me again.
“Lucius. Cut off all of her remaining limbs in the same way.”
You could do this for free. I followed her struggling footsteps her and began cutting off her limbs her step by step. It was like playing with ants as a child. After removing all the limbs of her, the legless ants would bang their jaws against me and shake their heads back and forth.
“Aaaaagh! Aaaaa! Aaaaagh!”
It was the same with Mei now. She was shaking her head frantically, writhing in her pain. Artie stuck her staff into the ground and began to cast a spell. Her limbless her Maygar floated up, and she disappeared into her wand like a genie being sucked into a lamp. Moments later, Maygar’s face appeared in the orb on her wand.
Her face was so horrily distorted that she was unrecognizable. Her mouth was screaming to be torn apart, shaking her head. But her screams were not heard outside. Artie gave her wand to Sally Na and said.
“The scars in the soul remain forever. From now on, that wizard will suffer until the day he dies. In that wand.”
Salina waved her wand once. Maygar screamed silently within her wand. I said to Salina.
“Selina. I consider it my gift.”
When Salina heard that, she said with a smile.
“Thank you! Lucius-sama!”
