Revenge of the Iron-Blooded Sword Hound Chapter 391

Revenge of the Iron-Blooded Sword Hound Chapter 391

[Translator – Clara]

[Proofreader – Lucky]

Chapter 391: The Worst Torture (Part 2)

...Crash!

As rocks shattered, tremors shook the area.

Amidst the encirclement of numerous prison guards, one man in particular stood roaring at the center.

“It’s Sakkuth de Reviadon. The instigator of today’s riot on Level 8.”

The guards shouted,

“Hey! Sakkuth, you mf! How long has it been since you came out of solitary confinement!”

“Damn it – this is the second time already! You want to go back to solitary again!?”

“If you don’t behave, we can really mess up your miserable life!”

However, even in front of the encirclement of swords, axes, and maces, Sakkuth’s crazed roar showed no signs of diminishing.

“The Queen has abandoned me! She didn’t uphold the command to release ‘him’! That’s why she abandoned me! She hasn’t even given me a hint of escape so far! It’s obvious! Ugh! I hate it now! Let me out of here! Or just kill me!”

He was clearly not in his right mind.

Saliva dribbled from his mouth.

The blood vessels in his extremely congested eyes wriggled like worms, as if about to burst through the surface.

Sakkuth wildly thrashed around, swinging the BDISSEM chain attached to his wrist, and with each motion, crimson droplets scattered from the wounds all over his body.

Thud-thud-thud-thud-

The guards were extremely cautious, making sure that Sakkuth’s saliva and blood didn’t touch them.

“Ugh! It’s the blood of a plague leper!”

“Be careful. If it touches you, you’ll be infected with the plague right away. ‘Red Death’ or something...”

“They said it was the worst pandemic that almost wiped out the indigenous people of Red and Black Mountains”

“He’s a walking pandemic that even the sulfur showers during incarceration didn’t disinfect. We must avoid him at all costs.”

“But, should we just keep facing off like this?”

“Then why don’t you go and try to catch him! He’s from the poisonous family, after all.”

“He should speak properly. They say he’s uncontrollable even in Reviadon, causing trouble outside his family.”

Sure enough, Sakkuth, after biting his tongue, spewed blood from his mouth like a fountain.

Splatter-

As the mist of sprayed blood drifted on the wind, the guard’s encirclement swayed like an octopus laid out flat.

Pandemic. The highest level of infection. It’s a phenomenon that should be most guarded against in confined spaces like Nouvellebag.

This was a problem different from just disabling power or mana.

Captain Bastille, who stood at the forefront of the encirclement, furrowed his brow in consternation.

“Goodness. He’s nothing special if we judge by his strength... but his plague venom is the issue.”

At that moment, the adjutant beside him spoke up.

“Shall we ask one of the Majors?”

“How can we bring in those who are not available? Major D’ordume and Major Souare are currently dispatched to the surface.”

“Well, shall I ask Lieutenant Colonel Flubber once again?”

“No need. We’ve already sent people twice. If they haven’t returned yet, it probably means they’ve been ‘eaten’.”

“Then what about Lieutenant Colonel BDISSEM...?”

“She’s the core of Nouvellebag security. Bringing her to such a scene is out of the question. If Warden Orca knows about this, there will likely be consequences.”

Kirko couldn’t finish his sentence.

Sakkuth slapped her to the ground and then lifted her up again.

“Ugh! You bastard!?”

Kirko spat blood from her nose and mouth, her eyes wide open.

And Sakkuth stomped on Kirko’s face with his foot.

“Grrrrrr... Seems like you’re hallucinating. The reason those guys can’t approach me is just because of my plague. Not to protect a lowly guard like you.”

“...You fiend!”

Kirko tried to draw the longsword at her waist, but Sakkuth couldn’t let that happen.

He used the chain on his wrist to wrap around Kirko’s blade and held it against her neck.

*Thud!*

Despite Kirko channeling mana, she couldn’t completely shake off Sakkuth’s strength.

Furthermore.

“If you don’t stay still, I’ll spit blood snot on your face.”

“......”

It was an impossible situation to resist against Sakkuth, who threatened with the plague as his weapon.

As Kirko bit her lips in frustration, Sakkuth chuckled.

“Born from a guard who was by a prisoner, no wonder you catch on so quickly. Grrrrrr!”

“......”

Kirko gritted her teeth, her stomach churning, as she struggled. However, due to Sakkuth’s strength and the plague he possessed, there wasn’t much she could do in this situation.

Seeing his subordinate thoroughly at the mercy of the situation, Bastille muttered grimly, “....In the end, there’s no other choice.”

The sacrifice of a few for the greater good is inevitable. It’s essential to preserve the group.

They needed to suppress the situation as quickly as possible before more harm ensued.

If it meant the sacrifice of one lower-ranking guard, it was a relatively small price to pay.

Taking advantage of Sakkuth’s attention being focused on Kirko, Bastille sent a signal to all senior guards to ready their weapons.

‘Everyone, prepare for attack! We need to take down this... huh?’

However, Bastille’s order for a forceful breakthrough was interrupted midway.

Step by step, amidst the guards, there was one set of footsteps moving towards Sakkuth.

With an unusually calm expression and casual demeanor, as if taking a leisurely stroll.

It was Vikir, or rather, Garam.

Garam spoke in his usual dry tone.

“The construction shouldn’t stop because of your contaminated blood.”

“....?”

Upon Garam’s words, both Sakkuth and the gathered guards turned to look at him in surprise.

‘Wait, that’s not it.’

Realizing that he might have been too straightforward in expressing his inner thoughts, Garam corrected himself slightly.

“Release my dear colleague. Let’s settle this through talking.”

Garam Nord, aged 21, a Low level Lieutenant.

It was the unexpected appearance of a lower-ranking guard, whose bulk spilled over his uniform due to his swollen physique.

[Translator – Clara]

[Proofreader – Lucky]