Chapter 39: Let’s start fighting!
The closer Cynthia drew to the Central Purification Center, the heavier the Blood Crown’s pressure weighed on her. Even with […]
The closer Cynthia drew to the Central Purification Center, the heavier the Blood Crown’s pressure weighed on her. Even with […]
The red glow vanished abruptly. The goat-headed, human-bodied monster slipped from Cynthia’s sight. She frowned, senses sharp but detecting no
The red glow pierced the darkness, impossible to ignore. A creature stood before them, unlike anything Cynthia had seen. Its
Cynthia couldn’t pinpoint how the corpses turned undead. Necromancers were the usual culprits, but the Holy Church’s purge ages ago
No. 27’s gaze snapped to the battlefield as Lorena spoke. Above a glowing purification stone, No. 29 hung impaled on
“Holy Slaughter Canon?” Those guys again? Ina, still in Cynthia’s arms, fixated on the two white-robed figures. She’d heard that
Cynthia didn’t notice their thoughts, but she’d subtly used her vampire abilities. Manipulating the green blood, she kept it away
“Threatened…” Lorena had never considered that. She’d thought the sewers were just infested with unusually strong monsters. “Well, that’s my
Lorena stiffened, frantically shaking the last drops of green liquid from her sword. Even Cynthia, about to touch the green
“Threatened…” Lorena hadn’t considered that possibility. She’d assumed the sewer issue was just a monster invasion, albeit with unusually powerful