My Villains Episode 095
24. Boss Phase (5)
I totally forgot. The existence of a monster called that underground lord.
No, rather than forgetting... I never imagined that monster would pop up on the ground.
The âAltarâ encounter in the game was such a place. After playing hide and seek, the stupid underground lord ended up scratching the crypt.
However, the real underground lord was not so calm. He escaped through the collapsed crypt.
So, the crisis I am facing right now is the cost of not being able to distinguish between games and reality.
Wow-!
My body instinctively stiffened at the roar, whether it was anger or joy. I walked desperately and screamed.
âEveryone run away!â
With a shout, the paralysis was lifted, and he ran as if rolling over, kicking the railing while holding Ellen in his arms.
bang!
At about the same time, the Underlord attacked the lighthouse. The lighthouse, reinforced with thick timbers and bricks, was smashed like an explosion.
I fell off the lighthouse and slid down the stallâs tent. As soon as my feet touched the ground, I ran without looking back.
âPoi *heo** Poi that-â
âMemorize the spell!â
w ä¸That ! A:X. TH Oâ ~r nrâ â âThe spirit of the dance!â Only then did Ellen get out of the panic and start to recite the spell.
Krrr!
It feels like the breath of the underground lord touches the nape of your neck.
I raised my blood with the hairs on my body standing up. The blood was hot and circulated furiously.
I walked between stalls and forts with a feeling as if the ground was folding. However, the difference in weight class was so great that it was only a matter of time before they caught up.
âDevartar ventum-1â
Then Ellenâs order was completed. The guy who summoned the spirit of dance immediately pours mana into the feather ornament.
âWhere are you going to run away?â
âGo to the prince!â
âwhat?â
Ellenâs eyes widened. The guy quickly spewed out his words before he could react.
âShoot the ballista *whoop*! Eye for eye.â
âAm I alone? Weâ
âIâll lure him out, so go!â
âBut but me.â
âgo! Signal me when youâre ready!â
âKyaaak!â
Using the power of running, he threw Ellen into the sky. Soon after, as the spirit of dance wrapped around his body, he quickly flew up into the sky.
Glancing at his blue eyes, he rolled across the floor. A broken flagstone grazed his cheek.
The Underground Lord disintegrated the army just by his appearance.
Most of the soldiers forgot that they were fighting the enemy and fled in all directions. Fortunately among the misfortunes, the pirates and fishermen were also frightened and fled.
The majesty of the underground lord was so frightening. To what extent, even the knights the prince was proud of were talking about escaping.
âAre you okay, lord!â
âOkay, thatâs fine.â
Prince Ulkar, who had barely escaped the lighthouse, staggered, spitting out dust. The knight, Laiam, supported the prince and said.
âYou have to run away. That monster is not someone you can deal with!â
âDo you know what that monster is?â
Nogisa Ariad answered the princeâs question.
âEven if you donât know your identity, itâs dangerous. If youâre the one who can take care of the sea giant in an instant, itâs right for you to run away, my lord.â
The prince straightened his posture and his eyes flashed.
âright? Who will judge that?â
â...Iâm sorry, lord. I was presumptuous.â
âIâm determined to save this city by trapping Osred.â
Around that time, Ankir, Langvolt Master Limond, and the cavalry gathered around. Of the thousand-strong army, only a dozen were left.
Prince Ulkar looked back at them and said as if to declare.
âI wonât change my words for fear of that monster. I wonât even run away The fate given to me is not so light.â
visor.
The prince drew two swords. One was a long sword with a wavy blade, and the other was a dagger as clear as ice.
The most loyal infantry led by Commander Harold were also nearby. As if welcoming them, Prince Ulkar gave them a beautiful smile.
âWhat will you guys do?â
Langbolt, who had been fiddling with his mustache, answered with a smile.
âIâm sorry, but weâre already caught up in a great fate named Ulkar.â
As he wiped the blood from his two-handed sword, he added Ankir as well.
âLangboldt is right, my lord. Please lead me without asking silly questions.â
Liam took out a handkerchief from inside the breastplate and wiped the blood off the gauntlet.
He didnât say anything, but his usual behavior showed his determination.
That touching moment when the resolution is solidified.
Whoops.
âexcuse me! Look over there!â
Sergeant Gilbert pointed to the sky and shouted. At the tip of that finger was a small figure that appeared driven by the wind. The sight of flawless blonde hair cutting through the air...
Princes, knights and soldiers quietly opened their mouths.
â...golden wings.â
âItâs a symbol of victory.â
Under the brilliant sun, a beautiful girl landed on the ground.
A sight anyone would admire â
âWhere is Prince Ulkar!â â
broke with
an urgent, nervous shout .
Squeak.
âKuk!â
The underground lordâs toenails cut deep into his calf. I tried to get up by rolling on the floor, but my legs wouldnât work and I fell back.
âHeh, heh, heh, heh, gagging.â
I crawled on the floor panting like a dog. As soon as I hid under the embankment, piles of stones fell from above with a thud.
Damn you fucking X-arms!
I struggled desperately, swallowing my anger in my inhalation and spitting out curse words in my exhalation.
Krrr.
When I look back at the growl that tingles my hamstrings, the vertically split pupils are staring at me.
âUgh!â
The reason Iâve been able to keep my life so far is because the monsterâs hunger has lessened.
If he had been hungry, this thrilling chase would have ended a long time ago.
In a word, I was constantly being made fun of by the underground lord.
âWhoop whoop whoop.â
The faucet was about to turn, but even so, it was impossible to rush into the monsterâs jaws.
I continued to run away in all kinds of ways, and thanks to that, it seemed that his interest would continue a little longer.
with a plop!
Jumped into the sea and swam desperately. It was a divine move that took off the armor that had become a rag.
I swam swiftly with a light body and hid myself under the bodies of floating groupers.
Krrr!
While the Underlord snorted, I quickly drew the Hrunting and rammed it into the grouperâs corpse.
grumble.
The blood that had been raised to its limit sucked blood relentlessly.
The Underlord raised one of his legs and stamped the water surface with his claws. By the time the blood of both groupers had been sucked, the claws had taken a fairly close place.
Bubble bubble!
I screamed silently and played with my arms and legs. As I jumped up like a dolphin and stood on the pier, I heard a roaring growl behind me.
run again.
The thrill-filled chase soon took an unexpected turn. On top of the collapsed embankment, Ute
Kwai came out
of nowhere .
The huge body collapsed on all sides. Soldiers near the Nopo burst into cheers.
It was an early self-congratulation.
Krrr.
The underground lord, stretched out on an embankment, began to struggle with his three pairs of legs. It was a desperate struggle to escape to the sea.
I roared wildly as I pulled out the bloody blade.
âDonât miss it!â
âDamn it, stop it!â
He remembered the smell of my blood. It must have been the effect of activating the âAltarâ. I have to get rid of the aftereffects somehow.
The knights will not know the details of the situation. But it was obvious that nothing good would come of missing the monster.
The three knights and I immediately attacked, but no matter how sharp our swords were, it was next to impossible to stop the giant monster.
âYou nasty bastard!â
I threw myself and thrust the blade deep into the tail. He persistently sucked blood through Hrunting, but the creature crawled toward the sea without looking back.
âKeugh.â
Then, all of a sudden, it waggled its tail and threw me off like a nuisance insect.
Even when the other knights rammed his side, the underground lord swung his leg and bounced it off, showing no signs of stopping.
It was then.
âEveryone back down!â
Princeâs voice. Prince Ulkar, holding a bow, was drawing a string.
Dismissed!
Blue sparks flew from the arrow caught in the string. When I saw that, I opened my mouth wide.
âA magic arrow?â
âhurry!â
At the resolute shout, the knights hurriedly backed off, and the prince set up a demonstration.
The arrow that became a bolt of lightning flew tens of meters and was stuck in the neck of the underground lord. It had pierced the very wound that Sir Langboldt had opened.
...No, youâre guessing that? Are you Gojumong?
Ki-i-i-
The underground lord, who had been electrocuted in a flash, wriggled wildly. It was like a centipede that had been hit with insecticide, bending its back and legs in bizarre directions.
Creu-
He didnât die even after being beaten like this. Heâs a really tough guy.
As the electric shock died down, the one eye that burned with hatred returned to Prince Ulkar. With his eyes fixed on him, he wriggled his body and made a final charge.
âAvoid, my lord!â
âStop him!â
Most of his long body was paralyzed, so he couldnât move his legs, but he was tens of meters away from the underground lord.
Facing the fierce charge, Prince Ulkar glanced back.
After taking a look at his own soldiers, the prince said,
â...Huh.â
He took a deep breath while holding two knives. It seemed that he had no intention of running away.
Watching it, I quickly kicked the ground. It was because I was the one closest to the prince because I had bounced off the tail of the underground lord.
But before I could even raise my sword, the underground lordâs charge reached the prince.
Wow! As the creature opened its mouth, Prince Ulkar threw himself diagonally and thrust out his long sword.
hooked!
The longsword was stuck in the empty eye socket, but the prince also had to pay the price.
âGreat!â
Half of my left arm, which was holding the dagger, had been chewed up by me.
Wow!
Plate metal and bone meat were chewed at once
, and the princeâs arm was being sucked into the serrated teeth. At this rate, the entire upper body would be swallowed up in an instant.
âLord!â
âno!â
The knights rushing at them with astonishment. At that time, I was already flying through the air.
âHuh!â
Jumping up like a long jump, I put my weight on it and threw out a hrunting.
Woowook.
The brilliant red blade was deeply embedded in the nape of the underlordâs neck. To the extent that the crossguard touches the degas scales.
Kruck Kruck!
...maybe still?
The underground lord, whose mouth was dripping blood, clenched his chin relentlessly as if he would only take Prince Ulkar.
âNo, kill him!â
âFinish it!â
The knights shouted as if vomiting blood.
âSuch an X-arm.â
Embarrassed, I put my weight on the handle and hacked at the underground lordâs neck. Even so, the manâs mouth didnât know how to stop. It was a vitality beyond imagination.
It was a situation where anyone could have panicked, but Prince Ulkar was calm. The prince, who finished his judgment quickly, said, âGeuuuuuuu!â
Grinding his teeth, he turned his back at once. He tore off his left arm, which had been bitten by the Underlord!
Then, using that momentum, he inserted the longsword in his right hand deeper into the eye socket. Deep enough that you canât see your shoulder.
Get stuck.
The underground lord, whose brain was torn apart, died after a brief convulsion.
When the monster fell silent, the son-in-law fell silent for an instant.
â......Itâs over.â
Landing on the ground, the prince took a few steps before collapsing.
Then, as if it had been promised, shouts erupted from all directions.
âLord, Lord!â
âBring the priest Gospatrick!â
Around the time Lord Ankir wrapped the prince around him, one or two drops of water began to fall from the sky.
I landed on the ground covered in blood. Then, as if she had become a spectator of a play, she watched the prince walk away. Then I looked back at the sea where the ripples were spreading in the raindrops.
The pirates and fishmen had already been thrown out. In the game, the âpriest of the abyssâ, who played the role of the boss of Chapter 2, did not even show nose plucking.
The priest who should have died fled, and the robber baron who should have fled died. The man who would become the slaughter king saved the city in exchange for an arm.
Patter Patter!
The raindrops got thicker and thicker.
How will this affect future scenarios? How will the future I know change?
In the midst of such anguish, a small man, Young, staggered and flew away.
âtrunnion!â
Is it because of the lack of mana? Ellenâs face was pale because it was not white.
âYour blood is evil!â
The guy coming down from the embankment crashed like a kite with a broken string at some point.
âUh uhâ
I suddenly came to my senses and quickly flew away. I nearly fell over as I accepted Ellen, and he grabbed my face.
âYouâre bleeding.â
âblood?â
As I followed the violently shaking eyes, the rags of the quilt were soaked in blood.
âWhat should I do? I donât have any potions, so hurry to church.â
Hiding behind embankments, Ellen did not see the battle through to the end. It was natural for them to misunderstand me when they saw me.
A bloody laugh flows out.
âIdiot, you should laugh now-â
âThis is not my blood.â
â......uh?â
The blood washed away in the rain.
Here and there, the sturdy body was exposed between the torn and torn armor. A sleek body that had not even a single scratch, let alone a scar, had been regenerated.
âAre you worried?â
The blue eyes that were looking up at me became wet at the humorous question.
Presumably from the raindrops, Ellen closed her eyes and buried her face in my arms.
âOf course, you idiot...
I buried my face in the rain-soaked, shiny golden hair knife. Silky feel and subtle lime scent.
The clear sense of reality made me shudder quietly and again.
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