Only the Villainous Lord Wields the Power to Level Up: Volume 4 [Parts 1 to 3] by Waruiotoko

Author:Waruiotoko
Language: eng
Format: epub

＊

“Look out behind you!” Serena shouted at Erhin’s back as he cut down his enemies with Daitoren.

She backed away, keeping the king behind her to protect him. But the monarch’s blood pressure must have shot through the roof or something, because he’d collapsed with his face a bright shade of red. He looked like he wouldn’t even be able to get up on his own.

Serena supported the king, trying to drag him to his feet. “Let’s hurry and escape, sire,” she urged.

“Y-Yes, that makes sense. Let’s leave this place at once,” the king accepted Serena’s suggestion with a nod.

But Erhin stepped in front of them, blocking their exit, and said, “That won’t be necessary, Your Highness. This is the palace. Where else would you go?”

He didn’t even pay any mind to Kashak, who was behind him.

“The Eintorian ambassador, Hadin, was it? You’re not going to tell me you were acting all this time, were you?”

Kashak was a little bewildered that Erhin had slain Nerchin with a single blow. In no small part because he wasn’t convinced that he could have done it himself.

With a sour look on his face, Kashak leveled his blade at Erhin. Erhin didn’t even plan to talk to the guy.

“You don’t need to know. I’m putting you down here and now.”

When Erhin needed someone dead, he got right to it. Erhin swung Daitoren again. Kashak quickly parried with his own sword and stopped it. Well, he tried to stop it, but Daitoren’s follow-up attack was faster and sharper. With a Martial score of 92, Kashak was A-class and could therefore use mana, but he was as hapless as a newborn babe in the face of Erhin’s Daitoren.

The battle was decided before it had begun.

In no time, Daitoren traced a graceful arc through Kashak’s neck, and his severed head plummeted to the ground.

“You’re not hurt at all, are you?” Erhin asked, shifting his gaze from the rolling head to the king and Serena.

The King of Luaranz looked at Erhin as he nodded. Serena helped the king into a chair.

“Ambassador of Eintorian, I am in your debt!”

“It’s still too early to let our guards down. There must be other insurrectionists still about. This isn’t the kind of plan you come up with overnight.”

“Wh-What?!” the king shouted before falling into an awful coughing fit due to his surprise.

“Sire!”

“Have no fear. I’ll take out any enemies that come.”

Erhin calmly picked up Kashak’s head and carried it out of the room. As he suspected, the palace was in a state of chaos. Kashak’s agents among the guards had opened the palace gates, and his soldiers who had rushed inside were fighting an intense battle with the royal guard.

If Kashak had been able to kill the king and Chesedin, then lead those men himself, he’d have overcome the numerical disadvantage, and the coup would have succeeded, just as it had in the original history.

But Kashak was dead.

Erhin threw Kashak’s head on the ground in front of the rebel forces and shouted, “I’ve taken the head of the rebel leader.

Download

Copyright Disclaimer:
This site does not store any files on its server. We only index and link to content provided by other sites. Please contact the content providers to delete copyright contents if any and email us, we'll remove relevant links or contents immediately.