Chapter 173 – The Hero Executed the Plan
“Wouldn’t it be good to change your mind now?”
“…”
Blood Velikiya saw the laughing opponent in front of her and bit her molars tightly.
Like the progenitor of vampires who have lived a long history, she has high self-esteem and has never bowed down to anyone that much.
The first time she cooperated with the Demon King’s army was because of her invitation to her, not coercion.
But this demon king was the worst.
I had no ability, and even my subordinates were unable to properly control it, so I was in a position of confinement.
I thought it was a really stupid bitch, but originally, the more I endured for a long time, the more hardened my thoughts were.
Velikiya, who had already helped the demon king several times whenever he appeared, had made the act of helping the demon king harden like a habit.
“So you’re asking me to wipe under Baal?”
“Who would dare to do that to you? We just ask for your cooperation.”
The herald of Baal had a fairly polite demeanor, but there was ridicule in his eyes.
At most, the look in his eyes foolishly looked at himself, who rebelled against Baal after occupying at least one kingdom of Karsian.
Of course, the power of the kingdom wasn’t enough to hear such a voice at best, but it was true that the power of the Karsian Kingdom without the dragon was insignificant.
“Shut up and go back. It was the demon king who made the oath, not the people of the demon realm.”
“Regret… Would you?”
Regret?
How dare a messenger or something like that speak such words toward herself, the true ancestor and the mother of all vampires.
Belakiya’s sharp fangs bit her red lower lip.
She wanted to beat the messenger right in front of her to death, but she was a noble of the night and she didn’t like such barbarism.
“Soon, the door will open.”
However, the words that came out of the messenger’s mouth her soon forced Belakiya to put down his lofty pride her and jump up from his seat her.
“Is that true?”
“Who would you lie to? It’s a pity, but I’m afraid there’s nothing more to talk about if you refuse.”
Belakiya frowned at the messenger who spoke as if he were teasing her.
The way she spoke did not feel like she had come to embrace herself from the beginning.
Rather, he laughed at how foolish he was in rebelling against Baal, and had a strong feeling that he had come to reveal the overwhelming difference in power.
“… Good.”
Belaquilla slumped back in her seat her, she said to her messenger, who gave her eerie grin at herself.
If the door were opened like he said, Belakiya’s rebellion would have been tantamount to suicide.
‘I need power, strong power.’
A splendid throne that does not suit an old and shady space.
Bela Kya, sitting on top of her, thought so as she bit her own thumb nail.
**
“So, are you saying that almost all Carcians have become vampires?”
At my question, the two vampires quickly nodded.
Unlike the undead, who could not find any individual will and only obeyed the orders of their ruler, Bahamons, vampires were equipped with self-awareness.
Because of this, each individual had a completely different disposition, and the difference in ability was also severe.
Belakiya’s way of leading those close to ragtags was simple.
It was to command them through the subordination of blood, which was higher than any other desire, and instead, vampires enjoyed a freedom that was incomparable to the undead.
Even like the two guys in front of me, I wouldn’t hesitate to reveal my inner circumstances to avoid pain.
“Yes. There may be some hiding, but human shadows are hard to find in the city.”
“What about the palace?”
“Because all the people who are going to run away from the palace have also run away.”
I frowned at the vampire’s answer.
I thought I arrived quickly thanks to Camara, but it was already late.
Fortunately, vampires are still roaming around looking for survivors.
It was the sound that there were still people alive in Karsian Kingdom, and there was enough reason to catch Velikaya to save them.
“Marian.”
“Yes?”
“Can these guys go back to their original state?”
I asked Marian that question.
It was almost impossible to turn vampires into human bodies in the first place, but it was because I wondered if it would be possible with Marian.
“Yes, I will try.”
After Marian answered my question, she approached one of the vampires and began injecting her divine power into her.
“Cuck! That stop I think my blood is boiling… Wow!”
As the divine power penetrated his body her, the man who became a vampire twisted his body and screamed.
The one remaining trembled at the sight of his suffering comrade, and sweat began to form on Marian’s forehead her.
‘Isn’t that okay?’
“Cool! Cool!”
The moment I looked at the vampire with half-abandoned eyes.
I saw the man who had been forcibly injected with divine power by Marian spit out a lump of dark red blood.
Blood began to circulate in his pale face his, and I could see the sharp fangs his shrinking like a beast.
“It works?”
I laughed at Marianne as she spoke to me with a bewildered look on her face.
It was because when she saw the saintess who made the impossible possible, she thought that it would be okay to carry out the strategy she had in mind.
“It’s a strategy meeting.”
I said that to my colleagues, and I could confirm that a total of eight pairs of eyes were looking at me, including six pairs, no, vampires.
**
“Yes?”
Lucille, who listened to my operation to the end, asked me as she looked at me with an absurd expression.
It was also because she was the one who played the most important role in her operation.
“You saw it. Is it possible to return to the original state anyway?”
“No, anyway… You’re going to bite me on purpose.”
Lucille said that to me with her disconcerted face.
Well, since the most important part of the operation was for Lucille to become a vampire, she couldn’t be easily persuaded.
“Don’t you understand? To find Velikiya, that is the fastest way.”
Velikiya was a cautious type who did not die even after cooperating with the Demon King’s army several times.
There was a high possibility that she was hiding somewhere in Carcian Kingdom, and the easiest way to find Velikiya was to infiltrate someone into the enemy camp.
“… Why are you folding?”
With other women, she would not have disagreed, but Lucille was different.
She wasn’t even in a relationship with me, and she had been entrusted with her body for a while by order of my master, the lightsaber.
Of course, I could n’t help but have doubts about driving myself into enemy territory, and I needed to clear her doubts of her.
“Here, Marian and Genoa are not allowed because they have divine powers. Dragons and elves are also very conspicuous, so Velikiya will be suspicious.”
So I kindly explained to Lucille.
But Lucille turned to Karen with her face unable to hide her shyness of her.
“Karen lacks her physical abilities. If you want to become strong enough to be confirmed by the Vampire Queen, there is no one more suitable than you, Lucille.”
I looked at her with even her last expectations of Lucille so removed.
In the end, if Lucille refused, she would have to find another way, but for now, this was the best way and the most efficient way.
“Um…”
Lucille looked at the vampires with her troubled face.
She wasn’t the timid type of woman, but she seemed to be repulsed by the idea of becoming a vampire anyway.
“Lady. Is it really possible to restore it to its original state?”
“Sure. Look at this.”
“Kuuuuu! Blood, blood boils… Cool!”
Without a doubt, at Lucille’s words her, Marianne immediately began forcibly injecting her divine power into the remaining vampire.
Its body her convulsed as if it were electrified, but I could see it was spitting up darker red blood faster than it did at first.
Similarly, it was also returning to its human form, but Lucille’s expression her as she watched the scene hardened even more.
“… I’ll do it.”
And after a moment of silence, Lucille answered me like that.
Her nervousness did n’t completely disappear, but she could n’t deny that this method was the easiest.
“Great. Marian, attach your soul to Lucille.”
“Yes?”
I saw Marian staring at me in surprise at my command her.
Her eyes were quivering anxiously, like a child caught doing something wrong, and it wasn’t until I saw Marianne’s reaction to her that I realized what mistake I had made.
‘Ah, he didn’t know what I was looking at, didn’t he?’
