Chapter 380

I am not a regressor Episode 380

Sister (4)

I didn’t hate that child from the beginning.

When that child was born, I was the one who was more happy than anyone else because I had a younger sibling.

but.

As time passes and the child grows older.

I could tell that the child was ‘different’ from me.

What I don’t have.

What I couldn’t enjoy.

What I couldn’t do.

The child took it so easily, as if it was natural.

iced coffee.

No one will know.

When you are trapped in a wheelchair that feels like a prison, suffering from twisted bones and muscles.

The moment I saw the wreath made by the child who was playing in the garden with a bright smile.

The misery that was cutting into my flesh was so miserable.

Ugly emotions like bugs exposed under the sun.

How dare I express it in just one word.

-I will be your heavenly horse.

A day when a ray of starlight twinkled in a life as dark as the black sky.

The moment she met the ‘Fake Heavenly Demon’ who saved her from the voice of the Heavenly Demon that was eating away at her mind.

A long-forgotten hope began to sprout in my heart.

Maybe this time, I might be able to get what I want.

That’s what I thought.

but.

but.

but.

-I love you, Oh Jin.

The child who took everything from him.

Shamelessly, this time I stood next to him and affectionately leaned my head on his shoulder.

‘Abominable bitch.’

I’ve taken everything so far.

I had everything to myself without leaving out anything.

The starlight that I finally found in a life where I couldn’t see anything.

The salvation I had so desperately longed for.

You take it?

Why why why why why

why.

Only you have it all.

Only you can go.

They’re sisters.

The same blood flows through you and me.

then.

Just one... just one.

Am I not allowed to have it?

– Sister Cassia!

But why?

The more the ugly jealousy and hatred that settles in one side of my heart grows.

-lol. I really like you!

Does your smile, which bloomed brighter than wild flowers, come to mind more clearly?

why.

I want you....

* * *

“What are you doing?”

Ojin felt the sharp fangs touching the nape of her neck and glared at Cassia with deeply sunken eyes.

“Why? “Can’t you see it?”

Cassia smiled brightly and shrugged her shoulders slyly.

It flicked its long tongue like a snake and whispered in a seductive voice.

“You still don’t know who the culprit who kidnapped Bella is?”

“....”

Ojin’s eyes turned to Isabella, who was unconscious and tied up in the air.

A black snake that binds Isabella’s entire body.

It clearly had the same appearance as the snake that crawled out from its shadow.

“...why?”

The words came out of my mouth naturally.

If Cassia was the culprit who kidnapped Isabella, wouldn’t there be a reason?

At least in Ojin’s mind, there was no reason why Cassia would suddenly kidnap Isabella.

The internal injuries were so fatal that it wouldn’t be surprising if he collapsed immediately and vomited blood.

“Oh, I thought you hid it, but how did you know?”

“I guess it’s not important how you know now, is it?”

“Hehe. “It is true.”

Cassia nodded slightly and raised her hand toward Ojin.

Shuuuuuk!

A black snake rose from the shadows and shot towards Ojin.

Sigh!

He twisted his body slightly and lifted the spear upwards.

The blade of the spear, blazing with blue lightning, split the snake’s body in two.

“If you mistake that, you’re in trouble.”

Cassia lightly snapped her fingers with a bitter sneer.

“Even in this physical condition, it’s not a problem to deal with Ojin alone, is it?”

Starting with those words.

‘come.’

Shaaaaa!

Dozens and hundreds of black snakes crawled out from Cassia’s shadow and rushed toward Ojin at the same time.

Although the speed was fast, the durability of each animal was not very strong.

“Use it.”

The stigmata of Lyra engraved on the left chest glowed brightly, and a huge magical power spread throughout the body.

After focusing the burning blue thunderbolt that wrapped around his entire body on the tip of the spear, he held the pole with both hands and swung it wide horizontally.

Hold on!

A bunch of thunderbolts spread out like a fan, burning the black snakes that came in like a tidal wave.

The bodies of the snakes that touched the lightning exploded into pieces and fell on the bottom of the patter.

‘It’s definitely weak.’

Compared to when I fought Cassia at the amusement park the other day, I felt that my strength had weakened significantly.

It was neither too fast nor too powerful to be blocked.

“Hmm. “Have you become stronger again?”

Cassia looked at Ojin with interest, her eyes shining.

“Well, you swallowed Anceladus in one gulp.”

“...Cassia.”

Ojin slowly lowered the spear he had aimed at her and shook his head.

“Let’s stop.”

“Should we stop?”

“Such a meaningless fight.”

It is said that there will be a life-threatening battle with her here.

Who on earth can be happy?

“It’s meaningless...”

Cassia burst out laughing and nodded.

“that’s right. “This is a fight that will make no one happy.”

Regardless of win or loss.

The three people gathered here are in a fight where they have nothing left to lose.

No one can laugh.

No one can be the winner.

A stupid and foolish fight.

“But.”

Wouldn’t this be the most appropriate fight for the ugly desires hiding under the shadows?

“Isn’t it so fun to imagine?”

“...What’s fun?”

“What if... what if.”

He hummed a tune, twirled his body as if he were dancing, and spread his arms wide.

“If Bella opens her eyes and sees the dead body of Ojin in front of her... “It’s so fun to imagine what kind of facial expressions you’ll make, right?”

Crackling.

The sound of maniacal laughter echoed throughout the old abandoned building.

“....”

Ojin chewed his lips gently and raised the tip of the spear again, aiming it at Cassia.

I was still extremely confused, as if my mind was all jumbled up.

One thing was clear to me.

‘It’s not a problem that can be solved with words.’

Once I subdued Cassia, I felt like I had no choice but to find out why she suddenly took such extreme action.

‘He said it was because of his inferiority complex toward Isabella.’

Is it really possible to do something so extreme just because of a sense of inferiority?

And at such an unexpected timing?

“It looks like there might be some other reason.”

Cassia nodded in understanding and flicked her long tongue like a snake.

“Unfortunately, there is no such thing, Ojin.”

The shadow beneath her feet exploded and covered the inside of the abandoned building.