The Boy Who Ruled the Monsters: Volume 3 [Parts 1 to 5] by Sin Guilty
Author:Sin Guilty
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, magic, princess, fantasy, adventure, harem, high fantasy, overpowered, elf, OP protagonist, game elements, dragon girl
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)
The two royal guards directly under Fredericaâs command approached the ruins of Kapeli Village, the place they had once called their hometown. They made no effort to hide themselves, simply strolling up in full view of two thousand Hykalioni cavalry and one hundred Temple Knights.
One of them was Leticia âBlade Conjurerâ Ahskalid. A bit taller than the average woman, she was a brown-haired and brown-eyed beauty with well-balanced proportions that her white-themed royal guard armor and cloak really brought out. She was usually all smiles and talked a mile an hour to make up for her taciturn and deadpan partner, but at the moment, her face was as stony as her partnerâs normally was.
The other was Lydia âSteel Wire Masterâ Ducray. In contrast to her partner, she was shorter than average, had more well-endowed proportions, blue hair, and blue eyes, and was still a teenager. She was somewhat similar to Julia in height and assets, and it was clear that her smile could light up a room if only she smiled. Now, however, her face wasnât even blank as usual. Her beautiful features were twisted into a clear expression of revulsion.
Since these two had accompanied Frederica to Taboo Novem, their levels were now in the triple digits, the highest among all humans save Sol and his inner circle. The soldiers from Hykalion and the Church, whose strength only came from their God-given talents, were no match for the pair, regardless of the significant difference in numbers. However, the soldiers had no way of knowing this and therefore could not imagine what their intention was in showing themselves.
When the two reached the commander, Lydia, who was usually the quiet one, asked in a flat voice, âWhat are all of you doing here?â
âHuh? What are Emelian royal guards...?â The man could tell at a glance what Lydia and Leticia were. It made sense that Emelia had precautions in place, but knowing exactly where to find the Hykalion force was shocking. Equally mystifying was that only two people had shown up, even if they were royal guards. Sure, during peacetime, a commander of two thousand men had nowhere near enough authority to make the call to harm them, due to not a difference in fighting prowess, but the prestige of the nations they represented. When Frederica had sent these two to the Elven Village in her place, it had been out of trust in Emeliaâs authority as much as in their newly acquired individual strength.
Indeed, it was this common knowledge that stopped the commander from immediately ordering his troops to attack the moment he realized that his force had been discovered. However, this was not peacetime, and his was an assault force planning to invade Emelia. It occurred to him mid-sentence that the situation was way beyond what a visit from two royal guards could change. The presence of the Temple Knights, which served as a reminder of the Churchâs support, also boosted his confidence.
âSo you will not answer?â Lydia asked.
The distinct lack of fear with which she posed her question made the blood rush to the commanderâs head.
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