I Became a Dark Knight the Empress Is Obsessed With

Chapter 28

28 – Veil of Corruption – (complete)

f*ked.

It was also tightly f*ked.

A situation that can only be evaluated as such.

I felt like I was missing something. A setting that was oddly different from the original. It was strange that Melina suddenly betrayed, and it was also strange that Rowan did not appear after the first act.

Now the question is solved. The church also aimed for Lynthia’s life in the first act. Rowan was dispatched and Melina was bribed. However, it was all frustrated by someone’s secret plan.

I couldn’t see who it was.

who is who me

“It’s nice to see the despair. This is Iscobal.”

Arwen laughed and wiggled his fingers.

Appreciate my expression and laugh bashfully. That smile was all the more grotesque in contrast to the blackened pupils and cracked skin.

“There is nothing to be too resentful about. No, it’s okay to resent it. If that becomes a spark for Iscobal.”

Arwen reached out. Sepia moved accordingly.

The place where the body of the giant is headed is the floor where Miria is lying.

Milia, still unable to escape from the shock of the fall, was caught by Sephia and hung upside down.

“Keugh.”

Milia can’t die here.

No, you shouldn’t die in Act 4 either. no one should die This world was not a lousy world like a game. It was a short time, but if there is something I felt while facing the characters, it is that they are not pieces of data.

That’s why it was more desperate.

“Ugh!”

I struggled. But the black stems were still tightly gripping my limbs.

It flopped like a fish just pulled out of the water with all its might, but the bottom only dented in response. It was impossible to escape even with Fried’s transcendent body.

Arwen gently stroked my hair.

“It’s nonsense. Try to see it with your own two eyes. What if you disobey me?”

Arwen slowly pointed the tip of his finger filled with mana to Milia. Millia also closed her eyes with a distressed expression, as if she had intuited her fate.

fleeting moment. I closed my eyes as the horrible future flashed through my mind in a few seconds.

“… … .”

But the expected disaster did not happen.

open closed eyes

Arwen was looking up at the ceiling with a puzzled expression.

Following her gaze, I also raised my chin.

“… … It can’t be like this.”

Arwen muttered.

I also looked at the ceiling in awe.

The bright moonlight came into my eyes. the sky was visible

“The veil is gone?”

The remnants of the purple veil turned into liquid and flowed down. The outer wall of the conference hall seemed to be fluttering, and the scenery of the imperial palace came into view through the hole.

The foreign veil had collapsed.

A situation that is impossible without the death of the caster.

But isn’t Arwen standing still here?

I was confused because I didn’t know why, but Arwen chewed his lower lip.

“Damn it! Rowan’s son. I told you to finish quickly!”

Arwen pointed his fingertips at Millia again. Black mana began to condense. The mana in the form of a bullet flew up with the sound of a rubber band snapping.

The attack rushed toward Millia without mercy.

But.

Kwaji Jik.

An unsettling sound of impact was heard, and cracks began to form in the outer wall.

The next moment the wall is destroyed and light leaks in.

A blindingly intense light spread, and a knight jumped in between them.

A red-haired knight wearing silver armor.

He quickly grasped the situation and swung his sword. Then, the blue spirit sitting at the tip of the sword released its power.

Paaa.

The black bullets fired by Arwen were canceled out by the crimson torrent.

In addition to this, the torrent rushed towards Sepia who was holding Milia.

Kiek.

Sepia let out a scream, and with that, she lost her hand holding Milia. Millia, who was hanging upside down, took her position in the air and stepped back.

“… … you.”

Arwen frowned.

A fiery red-haired spirit sorcerer.

“You are bold. Doing something like this right in front of the imperial family.”

Knight Lautrec raised his sword with a displeased expression.

“… … Was it the spirit knight, Lautrec? I heard the story. I heard you slaughtered my men on National Day.”

Arwen said with a tired expression. Lautrec responded by snapping his sword.

“Thank you for noticing.”

Two guard knights and two battle mages rushed in from behind the hole.

Before I knew it, Lautrec, who had come to my side, bent his knees.

“Fried, are you okay?”

“Uh, uh uh.”

Lautrec’s sword had a red aura, and bright red flames began to rise.

manifestation of spiritism. In an instant, the flames consumed the stem that held me.

I got up quickly and picked up the curved sword that had fallen on the ground.

“ha ha ha.”

Arwen looked back and forth between Lautrec and me. He even looked at Millia and the battle mage standing behind him, then laughed.

The curtain is broken, and there are three guardian knights in front of you.

No matter how many apostles it is, it is impossible to deal with them at the same time.

“Today is really bad.”

Arwen staggered back, but several knights of the Royal Guard who had entered before he knew it were also pointing their swords at him.

“Give up. There is nowhere to run.”

“… … Yes, it seems.”

Arwen shrugged.

Then he looked at me and hardened his face.

“Iscobal, don’t be relieved if you somehow got out of danger. As my sister said, you are a body that has made an oath. In the end, fate will converge toward the fulfillment of the oath.”

“You have a long tongue. catch!”

Lautrec shouted, and the battle mages deployed their magic. The spirit mounted on the tip of Lautrec’s sword began to dance. Millia also dragged her injured body and straightened her sword.

But Arwen put his hands together horizontally as if nothing was wrong.

“I didn’t want to write this because it hurt so much.”

He sighed and ordered Sepia.

“eat.”

As soon as the words were finished, sepia jumped out.

Everyone looked at the huge black monster in awe.

And Sepia pointed her big mouth down as it was, and swallowed Arwen in one bite.

That was it.

Sepia slithered and melted into the air, leaving nothing in Arwen’s place.

“… … .”

Everyone was speechless at the strange sight.

It was Lautrec who broke the silence.

“… … I’ve heard the story, but it makes no sense.”

Lautrec withdrew his sword as if bewildered.

With this signal, the soldiers sighed and sat down. It was such an overwhelming feeling of intimidation.

“So, what happened?”

Lautrec asked. Millia also turned her blank eyes to me.

Only then did I come to my senses.

He hurriedly filled his seat.

“hey!”

“His Highness Lynchia is in danger!”

“what?”

“Rowan Cassier. He was a traitor.”

I threw down the curved sword and picked up my sword. And rushed past Lautrec, who demanded an explanation.

I still don’t know how it came to be in English.

If there’s one thing that’s certain, Lyncia was alone now.

▶ [ Act 1 – Senate Council ]

– Clear conditions

1. Survival of Lyncia Eyren

2. Lyncia Eyren ascends to the throne

The quest window wasn’t shouting failure yet. In other words, it was the sound that Lincia was still breathing.

I don’t know what it means that the veil has disappeared, but there was a high possibility that they were arguing over Chinese poetry.

I somehow swallowed the anxiety that was creeping up.

I folded the ground and ran up the stairs as if running.

The hallway approaches.

I passed the tightly closed doors and the cracked wall and knocked on the door of Lyncia’s residence.

There was no reaction.

I lifted my legged leg and threw it out.

Kuwang.

With an explosion, the door leaf was dismantled.

Before long, I was speechless at the scenery I saw.

A thick smell of blood tickled his nostrils.

Black blood dripped down the sloping floor and landed on the tips of my feet.

Lynchia was in the center of the room.

Small, slender hands gripped the sharp blade. A bright red stream of blood flows between the fingers.

“Princess… … .”

“Freed.”

Lyncia looked at me and her lips trembled.

The blade she held was firmly lodged in the chest of the sprawled man. The man was already dead. Blood spurts through the gaps in the blade in time with the heartbeat.

As a result, Lyncia’s dress was stained red with blood.

Lyncia looked at me with bloodstains on her face and distorted her expression.

“That, is that it? Rowan… … He was a traitor. He, and, killed him. By threatening Melina. I… … So are you? I killed him.”

Lincia speaks gibberish and brings out the words that come to mind.

“Rowan says… … They say they need a new order. give birth to a demon That, and my body… … membrane.”

After speaking, Lyncia lowered her head.

Lautrec and the battle mages who arrived soon after saw the devastation in the room and let out a cry of pain.

Lyncia raises her head. Emerald green eyes were wet.

“… … I killed a person.”

“I couldn’t help it. You don’t have to blame yourself.”

Trying to comfort her, she approached Lyncia and pulled her shoulders.

Lynchia, held in my arms, quietly sobbed. A deafening cry echoed through the room.

Right in front of him was Rowan’s corpse. The fact that he had his eyes wide open gave him the appearance that he hadn’t even thought that he would be counterattacked.

And in the corner of the room is Melina’s corpse. According to Lincia, Rowan probably killed her.

“… … What should I do, me?”

“Everything will be fine.”

Lynchia rubbed her face on my shoulder.

He quietly patted her on the back.

[Notice – The Empress’s stress level has increased! ]

“… … .”

＞ Current stress level [ 11(+3) / 10 ]

[Notice – Your stress level has reached its upper limit. Negative trait added! ]

＞ Current stress level [ 6(-5) / 10 ]

I caught my breath when I saw the notification window in front of me.

Lyncia is still sobbing.