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Chapter 107

    Chapter 107


    “What the hell do you think you’re doing?!” Ivan yelled, running behind Izek and taking the opportunity


    of having separated from the rest of the Pdins to berate his captain.


    “I’m going to beat up that big b*stard, why?”


    “Is that all you’re thinking about right now? Protecting your wife’s boyfriend? F*ck, I’m not even sure


    that b*stard will recognize us! And what if the rest heads this way after all? What if your wife does too?”


    “I tried to divert them but it’s impossible if no one ever f*cking listens to me!”


    Indeed, the reason Izek went against the Knight Commander’s orders was to prevent anyone from


    coming near the Moon Tower.


    The secrets rted to Rudbeckia could never be revealed to the public. If, while confronting the Frost


    Dragon, it did happen to get exposed, then the amount of witnesses had to be strictly limited to the


    Knights of Longinus and the King’s Guard.


    In other words, only the greatest powers in Britannia, the Omertas, the Knights of Longinus, and the


    Royal Family, could know of Rudbeckia’s ability and connection to the Frost Dragon.


    Ivan understood that very well. The only problem was that…


    “Themander is going to kill us.”


    “If he does that, he’ll have no knights to lead.”


    “Your father will too. And His Highness…”


    Before Ivan could finish the thought, a sh of lightning exploding right in front of his feet rendered him


    motionless. The loud bellow of a certain man that followed next had him cowering and regretting all of


    his decisions.


    “Izek van Omerta! Stop right this instant!”


    Despite his father’s livid deration, Izek kept on pushing forward, not once turning his eyes towards


    the two men in charge whose orders he was tantly disobeying.


    The Knight Commander and the Duke of Omerta shared a look, the same thought running through both


    of their minds.


    “Where do you think you’re going? Sir Ivan! Hurry up and stop him!”


    “It’s impossible for me to do that, Commander!”


    Lamenting on his sh*tty luck and his presumably ruined career, Ivan sent out a prayer begging for the


    commander and the duke to understand and chased after his goddamned friend.


    As the two Pdins vanished into the distance in half a second, the Duke of Omerta pinched his nose


    and looked like he was about to copse at any moment.


    The events from earlier shed before his eyes as a splitting headache had him angrily rubbing his


    temples. His daughter-inw covered in blood, his son trying to kill the firstborn of the Pope… He had


    barely managed to separate the two. He hadn’t even had the time to catch his breath before Cardinal


    Valentinopletely disappeared from under his nose and a damn dragon and its legion of murderous


    monsters attacked the city.


    To make matters worse, his sted son had gone out of control, breaking protocol and going against


    direct orders from not only themander but also the king. Not even the Duke of Omerta knew what


    to do right now.


    The Knight Commander didn’t look any better, his blood pressure about to reach heights it had never


    reached before.


    Then, the man did something unexpected. He sighed and put his hand on the duke’s shoulder. It had


    him unknowingly exhale his oldrade’s name for the first time in a long while.


    “Sir Barons.”


    “Your Grace, don’t re at me like that, and just avert your eyes.”


    Even though his manner of speech was rude, the duke understood what his old friend was trying to say


    and he rolled his aching shoulders, keeping his eyes locked on the alleyway his son had gone into.


    The thought of the surroundings gradually bing more and more darker passed him by.


    ***


    The Moon Tower, Britannia’s pride and joy and known for its long history, was currently being terrorized


    by the colossal frame of a ck-and-blue-scaled dragon.


    The ominous sight of the winged creature spreading out its majestic wings against the backdrop of a


    burning red sky truly was something straight out of Hell. The Frost Dragon was indeed the incarnation


    of Satan.


    Golden eyes ame with the thirst for blood looked down at the horrified people below, the horror of it


    all descending down on them like the cold snow the being had called forth fluttering in the wind.


    Two Pdins, definitely not surviving the punishment that was awaiting them if they managed to


    survive this, watched from the foot of the tower.


    The dragon, as if it had recognized the two knights, jerked its head to the side and did the same, its tail


    swishing from side to side and observing them silently.


    Perhaps it was because of what he had witnessed earlier, but Ivan found himselfparing the


    Cardinal Valentino from today to the devil blocking the light of the moon.


    For some reason, that crazy lizard felt far more benign than the Holy Pope’s own son.


    Instead of being intimidated, anger welled up inside of him. Did this reptile know that the tower it was


    demolishing with its gigantic ws was considered a national treasure and the apple of Britannia’s


    eye?


    Izek must have been of the same mind. The fire lighting up his eyes was no less bloodthirsty than the


    golden ones glowing between ck scales.


    Having had enough of this bizarre staring contest with his wife’s shameless boyfriend she had once run


    away with in the past, the strongest knight in the North finally opened his mouth.


    “Come on down, you a**hole.”


    The thunderous shriek of an enraged Frost Dragon rang loud.


    ***


    Andymion was carrying my worn out body on his back, navigating and twisting through the back streets


    of Elendale and avoiding the busiest parts of the city as they were overrun with gruesome monsters


    and hysterical crowds of people.


    The evening sky had turned a fiery red, the setting sun casting long and foreboding shadows and


    snowkes glistened as they fell.


    I trembled with fear as another roar reverberated and echoed through the air. Ellenia next to us stopped


    moving and cowered, her steps faltering.


    “Mdy, don’t stop! We have to hurry! All the members of Longinus are at the Moon Tower, so we can’t


    stay here!”


    The trek to the heart of the city from Angvan Pce led us to pass through multiple roads and avenues


    drenched in blood and corpses of not only humans but mostly demons, piles and piles of mana stones


    rolling around our feet. It appeared to be that the knights and guards had already cleaned up these


    areas, thank the Lord.


    The main residence of the Royal Family of Britannia where the Moon Tower was locatedy at the


    center of the capital. Reaching the town square where all the roads came together, we were met with


    the sight of Pdins and soldiers moving around in a rush.


    When we came to a standstill as the Frost Dragon let out another series of unending shrieks, someone


    spotted us and came closer.


    It was Sir Camu, fury clear on his face.


    “My Ladies! What are you doing here? Andymion, have you lost your mind!”


    “We have no time to exin, so just get out of the way,” Ellenia snapped at him, still dignified like she


    always was, and tried to take the lead to get past him.


    Of course, Sir Camu couldn’t allow for that to happen.


    “Stop, My Lady! It’s too dangerous! Where are you going with—”


    “It is an order from Duchess Omerta, so none of you have the right to stop us.”


    All three of us stood motionless and dumbstruck at Ellenia’s curt reply. The matter-of-fact way she had


    said it had my eyes almost popping out of my skull. Sir Camu looked even worse, his jaw almost having


    dropped to the ground. Andymion muttered something that wounded like a wow but then mped his


    mouth shut as he received his superior’s cold re.


    “Duchess…”


    With the muscles in his jaw twitching, Sir Camu looked at me on Andymion’s back. His face held an


    expression I could not describe. His light blue eyes, so simr in color to his vibrant hair, had always


    been critical and aloof when pointed at me. Now, they were quivering with an emotion I could only


    recognize as desperation.


    “If something were to—”


    “We’re heading towards the Moon Tower, so it’s fine, right?”


    Sir Camu did not answer. He didn’t even blink as we walked past him, leaving him standing there like


    that.


    “H-Huh? My Lady? Duchess? You… You must go to…!”


    A string of outraged curses and cries reached my ears as we moved further along the street, and not


    long after that, Sir Camu’s angry yell sounded for the veryst time.


    “Andy, you b*stard! Don’t disobey orders and get to the designated safe area! Ah, f*ck it. He’s going to


    kill you, you know! Don’t say I didn’t warn you! That f*cker won’t spare you if something happens!”


    Should I have been thankful? I watched as Sir Camu hesitated for a while before he raked his hands


    through his hair and turned around, catching up to his colleagues. I didn’t think that he would have let


    us pass if it hadn’t been for Ellenia. I hadn’t expected her to be so firm and resolute in helping me. I


    hadn’t expected her to call me duchess either.


    I felt rather anxious because I was pulling her and Andymion into danger like this and had to exin


    what I had wanted to hide so badly to them and probably everyone elseter on.


    I couldn’t brood over the consequences too much, because a kobold jumped out and over the


    balustrade of the stairs we were running on.


    Its crazed eyes reminded me of what had happened back at the coliseum, when the ghoul had floated


    right in front of me, when its vacant orbs had chilled me to the bone. The verdant glow the little kobold


    was emanating shed wildly and evoked the image of green mes zing madly.


    Did this have to happen now?!


    I was too shocked to move, too caught up in surprise to say anything.


    Andymion quickly put me down and tried to block the monster from advancing when Ellenia mouthed a


    prayer under her breath, made the sign of the cross, stepped forward and held out her arms in front of


    her.


    A brilliant blue beam of light red from her silk-covered palms and the loud sound of a thunderp


    rumbled and pulsated through the skies.


    The kobold couldn’t even scream before turning into dust and drifting away with the wind. Only the


    mana stone from its magical core remained as it fell to the ground, proving that the damn thing had, in


    fact, been there just a second ago.


    It all happened within the blink of an eye.


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    All three of us stayed quiet for a silent moment.


    The Young Lady of Omerta turned around and shot us a nce over her shoulder, wiping the sweat


    from her brow. The only thing Andymion and I could do was to stare nkly at her.


    “Well, My Lady is an Omerta after all…” the young boy said, trailing off and sounding very


    embarrassed.


    “I don’t use it much, really. I don’t have the…”


    Her face was as white as a sheet, pallid and pale, and she staggered from side to side before almost


    falling down the stairs.


    I hurriedly grabbed her swaying body. “Ellen!”


    “I’m fine, it’s fine. I’m just a little dizzy. I need to pledge to the archbishop if I want to use divinity without


    suffering from side effects, but I don’t want to do that.”


    “Side effects?”


    “Just a bit of vertigo, don’t worry about it.”


    Should I say that this bloodline of theirs is exceptional or what?


    Regardless of how remarkable the Omertas and their divinity was, it couldn’t be properly used unless


    one was duly trained in it and made an oath to the archbishop. Or get blessed by a priest every single


    time you used it, but that was out of the question right now.


    It wasn’t necessarily set in stone to make a pledge in order to use divinity, but using it without one


    severely limited a person’s full power.


    The aftermath meant that she couldn’t cross that line again. The repercussions would be grave if she


    did so a second time, and even if she was blessed with the blood of Omerta, her inexperience could


    lead her body to ruin.


    I felt bad for poor Andymion, having to protect not one, but two injureddies in the middle of a


    battlefield. We helped Ellenia get back on her unsteady feet and she took deep breaths, still swaying


    back and forth.


    To my astonishment, I saw, from the elevated walkway we were on, my father-inw running along the


    lower roads in full armor, skillfully cutting all the monsters in his way in half. I did a double take at the


    sight, not once expecting this from my retired father at all.


    Well, as the Duke of Omerta, he had to have been a master Pdin once upon a time…


    Then, the entire stone floor shook as that b*stard of a dragon roared once again.


    ***


    “S-Save me!”


    “Holy Father! Holy Mother!”


    “Oh, Saint Agnes! Saint Stephen! Saint Paul!”


    Hell had descended onto earth.


    In no time, the happy festival celebrating Britannia’s grandest tournament had turned into chaos. The


    streets that had been filled with droves of citizens and foreigners enjoying the festivities were now


    flooded with demons of all sizes, the need for ughter driving them forth.


    When the city guards, the priests of the Temple, and all knights situated in Elendale arrived at the


    scene, the situation in the city had already be indescribable. Too much blood had been shed.


    In other words, Pietro had seeded in carrying out the orders of his beloved master.


    Ed./N: In this chapter, Ellenia and Camu suddenly call Ruby duchess, which is something she is not


    and something they have never once called her before. Since Izek has not yet inherited the title (he’s


    the heir, but not the Duke of Omerta), Ruby is also not yet the Duchess of Omerta either. It is actually


    quite disrespectful to call someone by a title if someone else holds it. But, as we know, there is no


    Duchess Omerta currently (RIP), so calling Ruby that showcases the respect they hold for her now. It


    cements and consolidates her position in Britannia, which is important to her, because everyone has


    always believed that she would one day leave and go back home (so they treated her like dirt, those


    *****). Calling her by that title is akin to Ellenia and Camu saying that she’s there to stay and that they


    recognize and venerate her as the future Duchess of Omerta (finally).


    Also, hello everyone, editor N here :3 Yui’s already introduced me in chapter 96 and you’ve already


    seen my work in the past few chapters, but I never formally introduced myself so I feltpelled to do


    so now. I’m N and since I love this novel so much, I recently joined as an editor to give everyone the


    best reading experience they could have <3 I know that the Korean way of writing doesn’t really flow


    well in English, so that’s why I’m here! I’m stillcking as English is definitely not my firstnguage


    (more like fourth) so I can’t say I’m perfect, but I try my best to give everyone the most from this novel


    since I want everyone to enjoy it as much as I do. I’m also editing all of the previously posted chapters


    and I’m currently about a fifth through with it. I’m thinking I’ll have the (not-edited-by-me) chapters


    edited and finished somewhere around January if uni doesn’t kick my behind. Please do reread this


    story once it’s all said and done and sorry for the long note <3
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