I Became the Flaw That Didn’t Exist in a Souls-like Game by Unknown Author

Author:Unknown Author
Language: eng
Format: epub

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CHapter 41 : Magic Girl, Magical Sword Star (3)

No one died.

That wasn’t the magic girl’s way.

“Return to your world. This is our land, and this kind of violence cannot be tolerated. Unless you are peaceful envoys.”

With a resolute expression, Seolhyang raised her sword.

The general looked up at her, his gaze mixed with dismay, fear, and bewilderment.

“…Understood. Thank you, for your mercy.”

The appearance of the defeated soldiers trudging back beyond the Gate looked quite pathetic.

Personally, I felt slightly disappointed.

“Seolhyang. Wouldn’t it be better to just kill them all? If you leave it to me, I can kill them cleanly without leaving corpses. No blood will splatter either.”

I leaned close to Seolhyang and whispered.

So Caspar wouldn’t hear.

Being a massacre maniac who randomly kills people next to her husband, is a bit much for a woman, isn’t it?

“What are you saying. No, it’s fine. I appreciate the thought, Agathe.”

Looking disgusted, Seolhyang rejected my offer.

She seemed too kind-hearted.

“Still, leaving loose ends might lead to greater sacrifices later? Seems like fewer people would die that way.”

That’s how I did it when I was ruler.

Cut off the seeds of discord, uproot rebellious forces entirely.

I didn’t care what sacrifices were made in the process.

It was an era where sacrificing the many for the sake of the majority was taken for granted.

If there was a way to feed ten thousand by killing one innocent person, I would smile unconsciously, thinking I found a highly efficient method, and willingly kill people.

Even if it meant confronting Caspar and hearing his harsh words right to my face, I did it.

On such days, I secretly cried silently in a corner of my room, but even that wasn’t due to guilt, just because of my lover’s rebuke.

“…My martial brothers and sisters. Died like that too. Just, to eliminate future troubles. They died without having a chance to talk or communicate. Simply because the first encounter was slightly rough.”

Seolhyang spoke to me in a subdued voice.

Then I realized I had made a mistake.

Right. That’s…, just the way of a failure.

The way of a failure who ultimately couldn’t protect anything.

So Seolhyang’s words are right.

At least she… made so many citizens smile like this.

“…Sorry. Seolhyang.”

“No. You must have considerable pain too. The direction of the suffering and loss we experienced was just different. This time, follow my words.”

Seolhyang said that and smiled slightly.

“You too. Wouldn’t want to get blood on yourself in front of someone you like, right?”

“…”

Blushing, I nodded.

She wasn’t wrong.

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