Chapter 75 (2)
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A tendril of the crashing wave of fire washed over him too.
Thats why having a n B is so important.
Ian watched the mes burning the mist and bats, reaching out his hand.
The high-ranking red magic, me Tsunami.
It was one of the new skills Ian had recently learned.
He chose it for its fast casting speed and wide range, and its firepower exceeded his expectations.
Though amplifying it consumes a lot of magic and makes it difficult to control
When surrounded by enemies, some sacrifices were inevitable.
Ian focused his mind and did his best to control the mes.
Whoosh-
The wave of fire spread roughly and quickly.
Kyaaak-!
Tessia let out a scream, lying face down on the ground.
Her movements were like a wild animals, suggesting an intense battle with the shadow mages.
Remarkably, even amidst that, she was clutching Charlottes cor.
Whoosh-
The mes that devoured all the mist and bats red up greatly in the air before dissipating like evaporating.
This annihtion was possible because everything had gathered towards Ian.
Fwooosh
The spinning crystals lost their light and fell with a puff of smoke.
Darkness and silence arrived together.
Ians gaze shifted to the side.
He saw the judges figure.
Though turned to charcoal with the Sword of Condemnation in his right chest, he was still alive.
Here is My long Lifes
Sensing Ians approaching footsteps, the judges lips moved slightly.
Pieces of skin ked off.
I didnt think This would be The end
Letting the whispered words pass through one ear, Ian pulled the Sword of Condemnation out ofthe judges chest.
The heated ck sword felt hot enough to burn his hand, but that was preferable now.
In the end You
Ah, this brat talks too much.
Ian clicked his tongue and unhesitatingly thrust the sword into the judges heart.
Squish, the area around it shattered as the de pierced his heart.
Sizzle- a sensation of something burning passed through. It was the sound of thest bit of blood evaporatingpletely.
The judges body stiffened. And soon, it began to crumble into ashes.
Hah
As Ian sighed and pulled out the sword,
Shwip-!
!
Something shot out from the ashes. A ck bat formed of condensed shadows.
A final struggle? Or an unexpected contingency of his n?
Even as he wondered, Ian threw a fireball at the fleeing creature.
The fireball hit the bat precisely.
Whoosh-
mes lit up the air.
Unexpectedly, the fireball didntpletely incinerate the bat.
A tiny shadow fragment pierced through the fireball and ultimately escaped into the darkness.
Tch.
Ian clicked his tongue briefly.
But it didnt matter.
From thepleted quest, it seemed the judge had surely died, and that small fragment didnt appear capable of fulfilling its original purpose.
Thump-
Finally, Ian sat down heavily.
The throbbing headache, dizziness, and pain from being shed by the Crescent de all hit him at once.
But there was ample satisfaction.
The questpletion gave him an ability point and a significant experience gain.
He was even nearing his next level up.
At this rate, he would soon experience leveling up for the first time since arriving in this world.
Is it over, is it over?!
Tessia, who had been lying face down, lifted her head.
Yeah.
Ian answered tiredly, looking down at the pile of ashes that had been the judge.
A faint trace of magic lingered amidst the ashes.
Reaching his hand into the ashes, he excavated the magic box that had contained the mermaids scream, the vial that had stored blood, another unidentifiable box, and an ominous patterned ne.
Despite the mes, they had somehow maintained their forms.
At least for the ne, he could check its information.
It was a rare-grade opal ne that slightly increased mental resistance, some other resistances, and the rare magic recovery option.
I believed, I believed in you! Ian, youre truly the best!
Tessia eximed, jumping up.
After storing the ne in his spatial storage, Ian asked,
What about Charlotte?
Shes sleeping like she knows nothing, this useless beast!
Tessia cackled and kicked Charlotte with her foot before walking over to Ian.
Ian turned his head sharply.
Donte any closer.
Huh? Why?
Ive been bleeding. Keep your distance.
Ah, okay! Got it.
From this incident, he had clearly realized that his blood scent causes vampires to lose rationality.
The reason or cause was still unknown, but it didnt really matter initially.
As Tessia nodded, she added slyly,
Can I at least have a little taste?
You think thatll work?
Actually, I didnt expect it to.
Tesia shrugged and took off her tattered clothes, tossing them aside.
Her gaze swept over the quiet, ruined street.
The gouged road and buildings licked by mes left clear marks.
The za where the roads intersected was also devastated.
Grinning, Tessia added,
Then should we quickly get out of here before the people of this city wake up?
Get out of here
Ian let out a hollowugh.
If it were a remote kingdom, it might not be a big issue.
But here, while a dominion, was undoubtedly imperial territory.
Especially with his identity being on record, leaving now would put his name on the criminal list.
Stay holed up in the room with Charlotte. Put your clothes back on too.
What about you, Ian?
Ill wait here until daybreak. By holding my ground, I can quickly clear up any misunderstandings.
In truth, most of the surrounding devastation was due to his magic.
But since the dead cant talk, he could pin it all on the judge.
You and Charlotte dont know what happened. Get some rest.
Well, all right. Then Ill go in and rest first. Good work.
Tessia nodded nonchntly, scooping up the unconscious Charlotte.
Striding briskly to the inn door, she suddenly turned back to Ian.
Ian. Can you invite me in when you go inside?<hr>
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