It would summon all its minions from around the ruins and order them to keep Adlet and Hans from escaping. First, it would take down the silk cocoon.
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What was this trembling welling up from the center of its fig? Why was it afraid? Still confused, Tgurneu considered how to direct its subordinates. To Tgurneu, Adlet’s comeback was actually a happy miscalculation-or so it should have been. This just meant Tgurneu would be able to taste the joy of crushing his love once again. They couldn’t take down the commander, and they couldn’t prevent the others from dying, either. He was just an extra body beside Hans, who had outlived his time. So its seventh, the one it had had such high hopes for, was indeed this great a man? Even now, he still hadn’t considered accepting his fate? Adlet was on his feet again, but that changed nothing about the situation. Watching him, Tgurneu was almost touched. “I can kill Tgurneu, right?” Adlet asked, picking up his fallen sword.
But Chamo didn’t move, still studying the knife. She heard Mora’s mountain echo informing them that Fremy had been saved and that the plan had failed. Flames rose up suddenly on the distant mountain. A stench wafted around her, and Mora’s mountain echo warned of a poison in the air. “…What the heck?” Examining the writing on the knife, Chamo kept thinking. Then Chamo remembered-Hans had tossed those throwing knives at Adlet more than once. Based on the message, it seemed Hans had given instructions to someone. REVEAL TO EVERYONE THAT YOU’RE THE SEVENTH.
If she looked closely, she could still read them. “Huh? …What’s this?” There were words written on it, as well as signs that someone had tried to wipe them off, but the letters hadn’t been totally erased. Ignoring the nearby enemies, it came to Chamo’s side with a weapon in its mouth-one of Hans’s throwing knives. That was when a single slave-fiend returned. But she was clueless as to what he or Tgurneu was really after. But he’d even saved her after she fell and fiends attacked her. If Hans had betrayed her then, he could have killed her easily. She remembered back when they’d fought with the fiend elites, before they’d come here. “…Yeah, something’s funny,” she muttered. Was Hans not in the ruins anymore? Chamo still couldn’t tell. Chamo had told them to return immediately if they found any clue, no matter how small. The enemy was interfering with some of them, but still, they should have been able to find something in the ruins. She’d instructed the rest of her slave-fiends to disperse across the whole of the ruins.
These enemies were way weaker than the ones she’d fought with Hans, and they couldn’t even get close to her. She was using a third of her slave-fiends to protect herself. Chamo couldn’t stop thinking it-even when she’d been furious over Hans’s betrayal of her, when she’d furiously dumped Fremy and Nashetania for being dumb and told them to go do whatever, and when she’d been driving off fiends’ attacks during her search for Hans. Your browser does not support JavaScript!
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