- - Queen Serena POV - -
"Would you like to et with the Aquitania emissary in person? The alliance is a matter of state, but a eting would not be a problem. I’m sure he’ll be able to tell you much more about Aquitania than I can."
"Really?! Then I’ll tell His Majesty about it. If he ets with His Majesty, sothing might change. Maybe he’ll change his mind about the alliance..."
Dofle laughed inwardly when he saw Serena smiling brightly.
This was the daughter who had been locked up in the birdcage.
He had always felt bad for her, but seeing her so happy, Dofle decided that he would do whatever he could to let her see him.
He knew that eting the envoy with the king would not change anything, but if it would make his daughter happy, it would be worth it.
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- Back to the present -
- - Julius POV - -
Kashak swung his sword.
Serena closed her eyes as she saw the sword blade flash.
She knew that this was her end, but it was gloomy.
It was her fate to die like this.
At that mont, she gave up on everything.
A strange thing happened as Julius, who had been cowering, suddenly blocked Kashak’s sword.
The royal palace, where you cannot enter without returning your weapon, was completely irrelevant to Julius, who possessed the summoned item, Heavenly Demon Rain, as the blade magically appeared in his hands.
"What the hell are you doing?"
Julius had rescued Queen Serena.
Kashak’s n jumped on Julius in a panic, but they were no match for him.
There was no one in Carthage who could match Julius’s brute force with his perk blade, at least not here, unless they had enough numbers to overwhelm him, or the ability to carry don’t the fight till the skill ended.
Kashak’s n were all hit by Julius’s [Attack] command and rolled on the ground, dead from various wounds.
"Watch your back!"
Serena shouted strongly, looking at Julius with a shocked expression, because behind him was Kashak.
With that, she ran to the king, because she had to defend the king first.
The king’s blood pressure rose in anger, and he fell down, coughing violently, his face red.
He had received a psychological shock.
It seed impossible for him to even get up on his own.
Serena supported the king.
"Your Majesty, we need to get out of here."
"Yes, that’s right. Let’s get out of here now."
The king nodded and agreed to Serena’s words, he had no intention of dying.
"Your Royal Highness, that won’t be necessary. The palace is here, and everything is fine. Where do you think you’re going?"
Julius said, not paying any attention to Kashak behind him.
"Aquitania’s vassal. You said your na was Haddin. Were you pretending to be weak on purpose?"
Kashak was more than a little perplexed by the fact that he had killed Nelchin with a single blow.
Even he was not confident that he could defeat Nelchin with a single blow.
Kashak pointed his sword at Julius with a look of bitterness on his face at the completely unexpected turn of events but Julius had no intention of exchanging words with Kashak.
"As I am now yes I am still weak but, You don’t need to know that. You’re going to die here."
I’ll get rid of the ones that need to be taken care of.
This is why he swung his blade at Kashak but Kashak stopped Julius’s attack.
No, it looked like he stopped him, but Heavenly Demon Rain’s continuous attacks were really fast and sharp.
The 92 power level Kashak who could not use mana was like a child in front of Julius, who used his skill blade.
The outco of the battle had already been decided.
In the blink of an eye, the pitch black blade had decapitated Kashak in a leisurely, circular motion.
The severed head of Kashak fell to the ground in the palace and rolled around.
"Are you hurt?"
Julius asked, shifting his gaze from the rolling head to the king and Serena.
The King of Carthage nodded as he looked at Julius.
Serena propped the king up and sat him down in a chair.
"I am in your debt, Aquitania’s emissary!"
"We cannot rest yet. There must have been others who sympathized with them. The rebellion was not planned in a day or two. And surely these can’t be the whole sum of the rebels."
"What?"
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