Chapter 179

Name:The Blood Knight's Villains Author:
My Villains Episode 179

42. Bond (11)

Well, it’s already a week ago, so it’s a bit late.

After dealing with the Black Wolves, Randall’s mercenaries, the pursuers in the palace, and Ramashda, the Anupad Queen, U Tequai and I leveled up.

Name: B Level: 24 Class: Blood Knight

Stats: Remaining Bonus – 2 Strength – 27 (51) Agility – 27 (51) Health – 26 (48) Magic – 23 (39) Skill:

Blood Blade 7pt Loot 4pt Blood Shield 3pt

Flowing Blood 5pt Hot Blood 3pt

Legendary Lineage lpt

Thirst 4pt Bloodthirst 2pt Bloodborne lpt

No matter how many times you look at it, it’s a really ridiculous sheet.

In simple calculations, you need to be at least level 32 to get that ability. As for the skills, I haven’t mastered the next ranked skills yet, but the points themselves are quite large.

Anyway, having become this strong, I instinctively realized something.

What that means...

“Fix the siege!”

“Archer archer-!”

It was the fact that a fair number of junkies would not pose a threat even if they flocked in groups.

“Uh-oh, it’s coming this way!”

“Stop!”

It pounced on the spearmen who took a backward step. He swung left and right as if to cut off the red pulsating Hrunting. When three or four long spears bounced off with a cheerful sound, I quickly dug into the gap.

“Pull out the knife!”

“Poke! Poke!”

He squeezed between the shoulders of the struggling spearmen and brandished his knives, fists, elbows and knees.

baek!

A heavy piece of iron and an elbow wrapped in a chain struck a soldier on the head. The helmet was crushed and the soldier collapsed powerlessly.

A middle-aged man’s lower jaw was shattered by a gloved fist, and a young man’s knee was stamped in the groin, and he rolled his eyes and fell backwards. Some had their eyes blown out by Hrunting’s crucifix, while others had their noses sunk from being hit by a headbutt.

“Don’t push!”

“Stay back, you motherfuckers!”

The crowd of soldiers collapsed due to my violent riot.

While stomping on them and stabbing them in the neck or heart, the only counterattack was a slow spear and an obvious barrage of arrows.

“Sigh”

I wrapped my arms around the spear extending from the left.

“Leave this, you bastard!”

The soldier caught with the spearhead struggled, but there was no time to stab him. I had to cut off the head of a shield soldier attacking from the other side.

So, after pulling the spearhead once, holding it tightly with his armpit, he stretched out his hand toward the spearman’s neck.

“Such a fucking joke,”

he grabbed the soldier’s neck as he was muttering something.

Like a fairly large phoenix, his hands are quite large, so his long neck can fit in one hand. That made it easier to squeeze his neck.

Pudeudeuk.

Before his face was reddened with blood, his neck was broken first. I grabbed the soldier and covered his back. The arrow-studded corpse flinched with a loud thump.

As soon as he tried to jump between the enemy soldiers to avoid the arrows, the soldiers surrounding him retreated like the ebb tide.

...what?

“Hoo-wook-hu.”

As I was catching my breath, a group of heavily armed troops appeared.

The number is about thirty. At first glance, they are knights and elite soldiers...

“This is the end of this bloody swordsman.”

The guy who said that and stepped forward was a knight. The deer antlers decoration on the full helm painted in auburn color is quite impressive.

“He has good skills, but he is cruel, like a thief or mercenary. Undoubtedly, the silver prince’s eyes were also blurred.”

The knight stopped talking and raised the heater shield he was holding in his left hand. At the same time, the corpse that had been rolling under his feet exploded, and dozens of pieces of blood attacked him.

Quaggagak!

Due to the agile reaction of the deer horn knight, the blood that I secretly cast left a few scratches on the shield and armor, but did not poke an eye. It’s a waste.

As I was licking my lips, the deer antlers knight’s eyes shone brightly through the cracks in the full helm.

“Don’t you know the honor of being a knight?” “You are talking like an asshole.”

“...what?”

“Then you, a bastard called a knight, rushed in with your friends? If your honor is that good, why don’t you go for it alone?”

The deer antlers knight, who was silent for a moment, muttered as he corrected his war hammer.

“You’re the one who can’t speak.”

“You fucking coward.”

I was so sarcastic and grinning. Just before the deer horn knight raised his hand and said something, I spurred the ground first and charged at them.

“That crazy-”

His confused eyes were very satisfying.

Ellen, who was completing the spell by moving her right hand holding the wand and her empty left hand restlessly, peeked past the defense line.

‘...I have to hurry.’ Where her gaze was directed, the ruins of collapsed gates and wooden fences were piled up in heaps. Beyond, Phoenix was supposed to be struggling among countless enemies... After

biting her lip for a moment, Ellen shook her head slightly and moved on.

“Move.”

“It’s dangerous for a moment- Ugh.”

Leader Amias blocked El Ren in a cold sweat from the arrowhead protruding through the shield. While shoulder to shoulder with a certain soldier, he raised his head above his shield and looked ahead.

Then,

“Now!”

he shouted, and turned the federal plaque to the side.

The battlefield fell into a momentary panic. Some mistakenly thought it was hearing loss, while others thought it was a curse.

But that panic was short-lived.

They couldn’t hear the sound, but the rest of their senses and bodies were intact, so they continued the battle as before.

The scenery where the fierce melee unfolded without sound was so bizarre that it gave me goosebumps.

‘Oops......

Ellen pursed her lips desperately, but it was impossible to cast a spell in the yard, which blocked all sounds.

The three witch hunters in white cloaks charged towards the defense line, or at Ellen, clutching large crossbows and skewers.

It wasn’t the fire witch who cursed them, but it didn’t matter to them who harbored an unconditional hatred for witches.

Then, to make matters worse, a woman returned to the battlefield.

U. 99

The woman floating in the air and screaming silently was none other than Attilia.

she was a wreck

His left elbow was bent to the other side, and he couldn’t even see where his cherished white spear, the ‘White Thorn’, had gone.

Atilia’s third eye, which was embedded in her forehead, boosted her visionary power.

The six spears of emptiness protruding from the cervical vertebrae wriggled violently. Attilia, who had slammed the air and approached the defense line, stretched out her purple tentacles in all directions.

Blood splattered here and there on the battlefield as if red paint had been poured onto a war documentary. The spear of emptiness wriggling forward pierced three or four, if not six or seven, soldiers at once.

“― ——-

9 . .

In the distance, on the ruins of the gateway, Doyle, Count Tristan’s second son, was standing with a blood clot in his neck.

Doyle shouted something while holding the dark green pendant, but his voice couldn’t reach Atilia because the statue of the witch hunter swallowed the sound.

So Atilia continued the slaughter.

With eyes and brow hairs radiating a purple radiance, without distinction between County Multingham and County Longville.

The spear of emptiness with which three or four soldiers were hung swept in all directions like a whip. Corpses clad in heavy armor swayed like flail heads and collided with their comrades or enemies.

The soldiers struggled to avoid Atilia, who stood still in the center of the battlefield, and the purple tentacles rising from her cervical spine.

M | 99

Sensing danger, Mira and Steedman tried to evacuate Ellen.

However, Ellen only glared at Atilia with blue eyes, and seemed to have no intention of stepping back.

Then Archer Cole came with jars of burning oil. Then, without asking Ellen, she threw them straight at the witch hunters.

The jar was shattered and black oil soaked the white cloak.

Ellen gathered her mind together.

The talent dormant in her veins, the magic in her body, and her innate concentration were clearly awakened.

Ellen’s gray-white wand and the fingers of her left hand completed the ceremony, and three arrows of fire rose above her head.

It was the ‘multiple choreography’ that shocked Siren Rao earlier.

Three flaming arrows hit the three witch hunters with precision, and they were instantly engulfed in flames.

Just as they did when they were hit by an arrow, the witch hunters rushed toward the defense line as if nothing had happened.

However, the flames fueled by burning oil and mana were stronger than expected. The witch hunters felt no pain, but they couldn’t help but melt their muscles and nerves.

The human-like monsters collapsed like that in vain.

Ellen didn’t even pay attention to the scene. He was preparing another spell by raising all the remaining mana.

At the level of her gaze, the air contorted and the water vapor gathered and formed droplets. The collected water droplets soon turned into pieces of ice the size of a forearm and emitted sharp light.

As soon as the spell was completed, Ellen stretched out her wand without delay.

The four frostbites flew at tremendous speed, as if they had been shot with a crossbow, and rushed at Atilia.

Atilia, who had been floating in the air in a daze, quickly turned her head.

At that moment, the void spears that had slaughtered more than a hundred soldiers in an instant wriggled like burnt tentacles. They returned to their owners, repeating contraction and relaxation.



I managed to block the frostbites flying into my neck and face with a protector, swinging my broken left arm, but that was the limit.

Atilia, who had a huge hole in her side and shoulder, fell to the floor. By the time she vomited blood, the Witch Hunter’s statue had expired.

“Cheuk”

Attilia had impressive tanned skin, but now her face was pale.

Atilia blinked slowly and took a deep breath. And whispered in a very low voice.

“......mom.”

Her eyes, which had lost their purple luster, regained their golden color, but even that light faded little by little.

In the aftermath of the massacre she had just committed, the surroundings were full of corpses, but the soldiers had already fled.

Thanks to that, there was a strange lull on the battlefield.

O” -— Ellen, who was about to approach Atilia, stopped in front of a trench full of corpses. Steedman hurried over to her, who staggered for a moment as if she was dizzy.

“Are you okay, Ellen?”

“O uh” —

Ellen shook her head quietly, but made no reply.

Is it because of overuse of magic? It was because I felt like I was going to vomit when I opened my mouth.

It was then.

poke prick.

The sound of horses hooves echoed in the quiet battlefield, as if cold water had been poured on them. It was a sound coming from behind the defense line.

“...uh.”

“her. what is that?”

The men who turned their heads at the sound opened their mouths slightly, regardless of whether they were Mr. Multingham or Mr. Longville. His eyes were taken by a woman riding a black horse.

Luxurious leather pants and a satin cape with a gold-trimmed vest were not appropriate for the battlefield. The same was true of her hair black as the night sky, white skin with veins, and red, thick lips.

Heila, an unparalleled beauty who suddenly appeared, drove the dark horse slowly. I chose a place where my shield leaned exquisitely on top of the piled corpses and crossed the trench.

Because of the dark horse’s misstep, the beautiful rider almost fell off the horse, but few noticed. It was because Heila was still expressionless.

In a silence unbefitting for a battlefield, a beauty unfit for a battlefield pulled the reins.

Heila dismounted very slowly, in a motion that might even sound sluggish to some. In front of her feet, Atilia was breathing shallowly.

A beautiful princess knelt down on one knee in front of a nude female warrior who was about to die. Haila opened her mouth as she looked down at her golden eyes.