King of Shadows

"Damn it."

It's been two days since she came here. When she heard from Xenon that the name of the place was Jansray, she realized that their escape could not last forever.

Thought power was unable to exert its normal power because of the handcuffs on his hands, and armor was also taken away. Fortunately, there were no guards guarding the prison, but it was not a comfort.

The underwater city was a nest for giant fishermen. At least a few kilometers to get out of the water. Despite the desperate breach of the camp, there is no means of treading the ground.

Furthermore, the Yansley-undersea urban area was comprised of structures that were inevitable to encounter giant fishermen wherever they went. It was an open space. If you don't know the internal structure, it's almost impossible to penetrate their surveillance.

Reflecting on the fact that there was no perfect escape, Lindsey glanced at the view through the bars. There were a lot of people in the camp. Even the world was small enough to be diverse.

Regardless of race, nationality, gender and age, it seemed like they had captured everything without asking why if they were human. They were probably caught up in a wormhole bus.

Regrettably, their eyes were rotting like that of a dead fish. Losing hope, exhausted from their cries, they groan as if they were going to die soon.

Unlike them, Lindsey had no intention of giving up. At the end of the day, it will be the day of the banquet that Gennon spoke of. At that time, even if I wanted to resist, I would have lost the chance to resist. Now that the surveillance is loose, the time has come.

Lindsey pulls out the little knife hidden under the boots. Then he approaches where the wall of the cave meets the iron bars. A shaded space you can't miss without looking carefully. There was an unusually large hole there compared to the others.

The last two days, Lindsey desperately dug it up. With no thought, she had to rely on all the tools.

Lindsey steps forward, holding onto the bars and shaking. Kick it, kick it. Lindsey ducks at her waist, looking at the gratifying grinding iron bars with an unpleasant sound. I'm just a little bit more confident I'll be able to get out.

However, Lindsey's actions did not continue. Her waist is bent and the door is open at the same time. Lindsey quickly shoved the knife into the combat boots.

Jiggle, jiggle. Lindsey realizes that something is coming, filled with water, and she steps back behind the iron bars.

Soon after, a familiar face emerges from the bars. Lindsey tilted her head. I was used to it, but I didn't immediately realize whose face it felt like.

Lindsey glances at the visitation of a man with a shrinking appearance of a giant fisherman. Arrogant mouth tail and a blunt face. Lindsey, who remembered someone's face, unknowingly called out the person's name.

"... Kedum?"

"Yes, it's me."

"What's going on? What have you done?!"

Lindsey looked up and down at Kedum's whole body, which had turned into the same shape as the giant fishermen, and expressed her emotions without concealing her surprise. Kedum was stunned. There was much to talk about, but the time given was only a fraction.

It was also a matter of time before his position was spot-shared by a 'cognate consciousness assembly'. It would be longer if you didn't pay attention to him, but there's no way that the other people wouldn't keep an eye on him who was baptized - blessed by Harley.

"There's a situation here, so don't worry about it. It's a waste of time. I don't even have time to talk to you. Step back."

Lindsey no longer asked about Kedum's hasty attitude, but took a gentle step back. At the same time, Kedum's fingernails crack the iron bars. As soon as the boundary disappeared, Kedum cut off the handcuffs on Lindsey's hands and saved the rest of the Nemesis guild with skillful body movements.

Twenty-two guild members were able to leave the camp earlier than expected because of a move they were willing to not allow any waste.

The Nemesis guild members who came out of the reception room with a deaf look, were forced to pay attention to the dramatically changed appearance of Kedum. It was because it bothered me to change into the same shape as the giant fishermen.

However, the guild members noticed that it was not the time to ask, so they waited quietly for Lindsey's order.

Lindsey stepped forward, pointing her finger at the other room. There are victims of the Wormhole bus she just watched.

"We have to save other people."

"There's plenty to save you. Give it up. And when there are more people, they will be noticed. And look at them. How do you react even after you escaped? Do you really think you're gonna get out of here alive with all those people who turned out that way?"

Lindsey kept her mouth shut in Kedum's question. Just as he said. The victims of the Wormhole bus stare at them with unwilling eyes, even though they saw Kedum coming to release her and her companions. It was also evidence of a complete mental collapse.

Lindsey lets out a sigh of sorrow. She nods quietly. At the same time she resigns, Kedum quickly leaves the camp. With twenty-three men tailed, he made the most of the cognitive assembly and ran to where their armor was.

Kedum returned the armor to the Nemesis guild members, including Lindsey, from the storage where no one came. I didn't have a second to talk. It was just the difference between encountering an enemy and not encountering one.

Everyone walks around the city, killing footsteps and holding their breath. But surprisingly, there was not a single giant fisherman who recognized them. Despite the sound of surprises from Lindsey and the Nemesis guild members, Kedum races through open spaces everywhere.

After arriving at one of the many entrances to the underwater city of Yansray, Kedum creates a large bubble of air that is large enough for many to enter at once. His ability to go back to the deep ones artificially improved overall, so there was no need to mention stability and speed.

"Tara."

Kedum quickly escapes the underwater city of Yansray, feeling a sense of nearness. Kedum, who manipulated the water around him, broke through a few kilometers in a heartbeat.

The massive bubble of air quickly rose above the surface without giving the surrounding marine creatures any room to look.

Time had become a deep night. When Kedum arrived far enough to see the harbor with Lindsey and the Nemesis guild members behind him with the moonlight, he burst the bubble of air that had guarded them so far as his feet touched the ground.

Lindsey bows her head as the fresh air pierces her nose. Kedum, who was always looking down on Humans, risked his life and saved the guild members.

"... thank you. Kedum."

"You can say that later. We're running out of time. The same goes for all the others."

Kedum coldly stopped Lindsey's words. Returning to the mainstream, he becomes more directly aware of the power in his opponent's possession. That is why he decided it was not good to delay time like this.

"All that remains is to rush towards the entrance of the heterotopia."

"But it's going to take us two days to get in. We'll never get there in time."

"There is another entrance I know. It won't take long."

Kedum said that, running through a foggy forest with Lindsey and the members of the Nemesis guild. An invisible fog was no obstacle to Kedum, who borrowed the power of the collective will.

Lindsey and the members of the Nemesis Guild rushed out with power, boosting their thinking. They felt the power of giant fishermen as well. I knew I'd be caught if I didn't fall desperately.

But it was not because of fear that they were moving forward. What they were really afraid of was not noticing these beings, and the outside world collapsing.

In the next 500 meters, Kedum sighs for relief, realizing that he's not far from the entrance of the heterotopia. But he sighed and stopped at the same time.

It's because I couldn't move my body because I felt like someone was watching me. Kedum now realizes he is exposed to numerous deep circles through cognitive gatherings.

Unlikely, an abominable face emerges in the fog alongside giant fishermen.

"What's the rush? I'm disappointed."

Lindsey and the members of the Nemesis Guild were unable to move their feet as if they were glued to the ground as if they were passing through the voices of the discussion. I could not move even if I wanted to. They were surrounded by giant fishermen and occupied everywhere.

Xenon, descended from the shoulders of the giant fisherman, turns to Kedum.

"You are who you are. How can you defy the will of the Church even when you are baptized and blessed? Your priority is to finish the banquet successfully. How do you get away with sacrifices that lead to the banquet? And you can confidently say you're a believer?"

"Shut up, you loathsome faggot."

Kedum realizes the blur. The blood of the pioneers gives us the power to resist the blood of the primates. Of course, he did not intend to teach it kindly, so Kedum raised his finger in the middle and replied to the discussion.

"You seem like a man in need of education."

Xenon, who had long suspected God and seen a perverted believer, has slain him. It was because it was one of his treasures to cultivate a believer who jumped into the path of thorns. Kedum approaches Xenon.

He then focused his strength on the five fingers using a circulation technique and fired water bullets from a distance. His ability to evolve in a completely different way was unparalleled. A bullet of water that lightly laughed at the nails and steel comparable to the alloy struck the body of the discussion without cause.

"... It's good to take chances, but not good to rebel?"

There was a circular hole in Jennon's abdomen. But that wasn't because Kedum's attack was successful. It was the result of Xenon's deliberate manipulation of the body to get through the water bullets.

"Tsk."

Kedum, with a short tongue, turns like water and shouts at the scattered Xenon with all his might.

"Go! There is an exit at the end of the road!"

"Kedum, you should come too!"

"You don't need me, so go!"

Lindsey and the members of the Nemesis guild rush forward in a word of Kedum. Their pace has accelerated, determined not to make Kedum's sacrifice in vain. As Xenon turns his back, Kedum grabs his arm.

"I'm your opponent."

Before the world changed, Karidom and Kedum lived in hiding. I wasn't hiding because I was powerless. It was because of its appearance that was completely different from that of humans.

Kedum was also very interested in his appearance when he was a child. However, his interest soon became an appearance complex. The despair of not being able to connect with the woman you like. The reality of not being able to close the distance from others. The reason was so many garages.

As he got older, he bent as he hit the wall of reality. I tried to lower people and elevate myself to increase my self-esteem. The more I hid my mind, the more I built the day, the more my relationship with the people around me twisted, but I couldn't easily change the relationship that had already been established.

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