Chapter 83

“Do you understand now? “The power of this little child that you so ignore.”

Ruid bit Irene and wouldn’t let her go. In fact, he even bit the chewy stuff.

“...It certainly looks like you have strength.”

Liszt said awkwardly. It clung to Irene only by its biting strength. The grip strength seemed considerable.

“And Irene, you haven’t changed much since then.”

“Louis, I’m sorry about your sister. “Are you very angry?”

“You still hope for conflict. If that magic had continued, the system would have been blown away. “You are not normal for wishing for such a disaster.”

“Hmm. “It’s cute, like a kitten trying hard.”

Liszt’s brow furrowed.

“When people talk, listen to them!”

“ah.”

Only then did Irene look at the list. To be exact, it was beyond that.

Irene passed the list. His expression hardened at the obvious disregard for him.

“It’s a bit harsh for someone who isn’t involved in the matter to say that. “I think there is someone else who should take responsibility for this situation.”

Charon looked scared as the shock from just before had not subsided.

Irene bowed down in front of Charon with a smile. The blonde hair flowed down, creating a shadow. Even in the shadows, the wall had a soft glow.

“Did you tell the wizard he was strong?”

“....”

“I think it’s probably because Louis saw the magic he used roughly while he was dozing off – remember that.”

White breath came out of Charon’s mouth. Even with the magic power, it’s still like this. What would have happened if it had gone to the end?

‘This can’t be reality. There is no way an individual could have that much power. ‘This is a bad dream.’

Irene whispered.

“Windsors don’t show their teeth to anyone. “You just didn’t deserve it.”

“I was so wrong. Did you do something wrong to deserve something like this? “It’s too much!”

Irene’s eyes became cold.

“You are a child without reflection.”

Amelia approached with a stern expression.

“Sister, I will handle it myself.”

“It doesn’t matter to me either.”

Irene smiled brightly.

“Because that’s what I came here for.”

“...I promised a duel.”

Irene glanced at Amelia. It was as if his face was asking what that had to do with him.

‘As expected, it’s no use.’

Amelia knew Irene very well.

Things like making a promise here or having to fight for honor are meaningless.

But there was one thing that worked well for Irene. That’s right-

“My sister is wearing Roid, so she can’t fight.”

Selling Ruid.

Irene touched her lips seriously and nodded twice.

“I see. “I’ll be out for a while.”

Irene said coolly, turned around and walked away. While holding Ruid.

“thank you.”

Although the situation was a little strange, Amelia felt like she had found her place.

I drew my sword and raised it in a straight posture. It was time to show the results of the previous practice.

**

Pretending to be dead was really too much.

Really, it was too much.

In fact, if I had been able to maintain my composure, I would have noticed right away. There is no way Irene can lose to these kids.

But when I saw Irene lying down, I couldn’t think of anything else.

It was a sight I never wanted to see again.

Anyway, as soon as I realized it was an act, I bit Irene’s arm without realizing it out of a mixture of shame, anger, and relief.

‘...When will I take it off?’

My jaw slowly started to hurt. I don’t know if it’s the hard coat or the hard arms, but it feels like I’m chewing on rubber.

Rather, he was being hugged and his head being stroked.

This strange feeling of comfort and the feeling of losing one’s reason as a human being was definitely that.

A sense of relief that you are being raised.

“...!”

Ruid suddenly came to his senses and let go of Irene’s arm.

Irene looked down at Ruid. It was a regretful expression.

“My sister is okay. “It’s okay to bite on it for the rest of your life.”

Irene whispered lowly.

“I will take you to the castle like this and raise you well. Forever-”

It was almost half-madness.

For some reason, Ruid thought of a future that seemed to be approaching.

-Louis, you have to wear the leash properly, right?

...I didn’t like it that way.

I quickly shook my head to shake off the delusion.

“no.”

I looked towards Amelia.

“....”

Before he knew it, Amelia’s sword was touching his neck.

“lost.”

Charon said indifferently.

Amelia’s face distorted.

“I didn’t ask for a duel just to see this happen.”

Charon bit his molars.

“Then what should I do here? If you win, do you think your younger brother and older sister will stay quiet?”

“...Excuse me. “Not only was the body unfair, but the situation itself was unfair.”

Amelia put away her sword. And he said with a serious face.

“If you win this duel, I will take on everything the Teutons have done so far. “I promise you this in Amelia Windsor’s name.”

“...!”

It was then that a ray of light struck Charon’s face, who had lost his will to fight. His dark complexion changed in an instant, and a sinister glow appeared in his eyes.

“I accept.”

The oath given to a noble by his family name is absolute.

If you break your oath, you will be expelled from the family.

‘Is it okay if I win? If we win, will all problems be solved?’

Charon’s attitude changed.

Amelia calmly looked at Charon.

‘...Thank goodness.’

Red lines stretched out from Charon’s sword.

‘Because my opponent is weak.’

Grumble –

Amelia also wrapped blue magic around her sword.

As if to mean that he would never use both hands, he held the sword with one hand.

Charon calmly watched Amelia. Amelia lowered her posture by turning her front feet. Just as she was about to move-

“—!”

Charon moved one step first. Amelia quickly changed her posture. It was a defensive stance.

And that means at a standstill.

The corners of Charon’s mouth turned up with a grin.

Charon’s dispel does not only apply to wizards. This is because it nullifies the magical power itself. In other words, if it is in a ‘stationary state’, it also works with the knight’s sword skills.

Charon swung his sword, sensing victory. Amelia brought the sword to the point of impact.

Quaaaang!

A roar was heard as their magical powers intertwined. With a huge explosion, Charon’s sword advanced without hesitation.

Amelia was embarrassed when her powerful sword skills failed to do their job. The feeling of extending your fist out of the water. I had no strength at all.

‘In that case, just swing it with greater force.’

Amelia bit her lip.

“Hwaaaap!”

‘Did you notice?’

Amelia was trying to push Charon away with force. That’s a wise choice. If the stop state is broken, Dispel cannot be used.

‘You’re quick-witted. But, it’s already too late.’

Already in a disadvantageous position. No matter how strong you are, it is impossible to move the sword in this state.

‘It’s my victory. Windsor.’

But then.

“sister-! go for it!”

At Luid’s shout, Amelia’s expression, which had been sweating coldly, changed.

“Hmm-”

Kugugugung-!

The ground rustled in a large circle.

“!”

Charon’s eyes were shaking as he watched his arm being pushed further and further.

‘What power...!’

And at that moment-

“Haaaa!”

Boom!

Amelia’s arms drew a curve.

Charon flew high into the sky.

sparkle.

Amelia wiped the sweat from her forehead with a proud face as she saw Charon disappearing into a star.

Meanwhile, Ruid was cheering hard with his cane on.

“....”

He made a strange expression as he looked at Amelia, who had made Charon look at the moon with pure human power. He even did it with one hand.

‘I can’t afford to be a joke to my sister.’

It was amazing beyond ignorance.

I ended up going to bed after posting a word from the author (author review). I’ll make sure I’m not late.