Episode 302 Armillary Blade (1)
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Generoker’s shoulders are shaking greatly.
The strength left his hand that was holding the old man’s collar.
“Ugh… … .”
It’s like he doesn’t believe it.
Or maybe it was a dream.
I stretched out my uncontrollably trembling hand and covered my son’s face.
The son I loved more than anyone else.
When I heard the news that someone who was worth giving up everything had gone to a place from which they could never return.
Generoker felt the pain of his heart being torn apart.
I wanted to run out right now and tear apart the guy named Kydus who had driven my son to death.
But I couldn’t.
Even though his son was gone, he had another existence to protect.
Therefore, I suppressed my boiling heart and endured it again and again.
There will come a day when I will vent this anger.
Let’s get ready for that day.
Generoker, with the blade of revenge in his heart, searched for a dagger to stab into Kydus’ heart.
He vowed that one day he would burn his enemy’s heart and comfort his son’s death.
however… … .
“Lois… … .”
was alive
The son I thought was dead.
“It’s our Roy… … .”
The warmth flowing through my fingertips subsided the anger in my heart.
“It’s our son… … .”
My clearer reason helped me realize that the existence before my eyes was not an illusion.
A clear drop of water flowed from Generoker’s eyes.
They were tears of joy and relief.
Gene Locker was covering Lois’ face for a long time.
“Inseok… … .”
He held Lois’ shoulder and smiled as he always welcomed his son.
“… “It’s late.”
I didn’t even ask what happened.
I didn’t even scold him.
A playful slap, as if that was all that was needed.
Lois scratched her cheek and giggled.
“Iknow, right. “It’s a little late.”
The two father and son looked at each other and smiled.
* * *
After a short year.
Lois briefly explained what she had experienced to the twins and Generoker.
The resurrection of Kydus.
Transmission to another dimension.
After spending a few days there, I came back and realized that 7 years had passed.
“I see… That’s why your presence wasn’t noticed.”
Generoker, who heard everything, nodded as if he understood.
The twins’ eyes lit up when they heard that it was a different dimension.
It was clear that if they left it like this, they would start chattering first, so Royce struck first.
“What happened to Kydus?”
The information Lois was most curious about after arriving at Evan.
Generoker answered his son’s question with a stern expression.
“Seven years ago, the day Elder Barotus announced the situation in Mahae… “All the elders flew to Mahae.”
“So?”
“We couldn’t enter the Horse Sea. I tried my best to break through the demonic barrier… “It didn’t break through.”
“… … .”
“Afterwards, a summons was issued. Except for those with special reasons, all dragons are watching the Demon Sea. But until now, there is no news that Kydus has appeared in the Demon Sea.”
“hmm… … .”
Lois rubbed her chin.
‘What on earth are you doing?’
What has Kydus been doing for 7 years that he has not appeared?
The most reasonable suspicion is… … .
“… “Are you preparing to hide your weaknesses?”
“What do you mean?”
Royce informed Generoker, who was puzzled, about the relationship between demon blood and Kydus.
In addition, Royce also added about the relationship between Kydus and Rottberger that he guessed.
The one who really started the Great Demon War was Kydus, and the one who tried to stop it was Rotbarrier.
The history known to the world has been distorted by Kydus.
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Generoker’s face darkened because the content was so serious.
“… “I guess I’ll have to report this to the council of elders.”
Kydus can be resurrected forever if his demon blood remains.
We still don’t know what Kydus’ purpose is, but his future actions will definitely not be beneficial to the world.
‘Perhaps the world will be stained with blood once again.’
As in the past, there were concerns that the world would be engulfed in chaos, just like during the Seonma War.
As an elder of the dragon clan.
As a father of two children.
Generoker had a duty to protect the world his children would live in.
While he was thinking about that, Lois asked a vague question.
“however… “What is that human?”
Lois’ eyes turned to a corner.
There was an old man crouching there with his knees pulled up.
Generoker sighed slightly in response to Royce’s question.
“I’m sleeping.”
“… Garp?”
Lois’ head tilted slightly at the vaguely familiar name.
Generoker probably thought that was cute and answered with a smile.
“And not humans. “A dwarf.”
The twins shouted in surprise at those words.
“Dwarf?”
“and! “There was a dwarf that big other than Fabro.”
“Is the author also of mixed race?”
Generoker shook his head in response to their questions.
“No, the author is a pure dwarf.”
“But it’s that big?”
The twins’ eyes widened at the sight of a being whose height was outside of the common sense about dwarves.
On the other hand, Lois was just as surprised as Lois.
‘Dwarf Garp… … ?’
In the original work he read, there was only one dwarf named Garp.
To hear confirmation of her thoughts, Lois quietly waited for Generoker’s next words.
“Garp van Demisut. “The last king of the ancient dwarves, and the one who forced the dwarf clan into a bloody bondage.”
“… … .”
“Because of that, he is cursed and is a monster who lives an infinite life.”
Lois was convinced by Generoker’s story.
‘It’s him!’
A dwarf named Geop who appears in the latter half of the original work and removes the rust from the True Dragon Sword and forges its blade.
In the original work, Dwarf Garp was depicted as a mysterious being.
A being whose story is unknown, who suddenly appears one day, helps the dragon slayer party, and then suddenly disappears.
That was Dwarf Garp.
however… … .
‘Why is it like that?’
Since the description in the original work was weak, we would not have known that he was a dwarf if it were not for the rough description.
However, Garp was at least portrayed normally in the original work.
However, Garp’s current condition was by no means normal.
Kahn asked Lois’ question on her behalf.
“uh… hmm… What can I say about being the king of the dwarves… “It seems quite lacking.”
“It has to be that way.”
“yes?”
“The author is from the Kaidus era.”
“omg… “Then how old are you?”
“Well, that’s fine. I don’t know about that either. It’s just that there are a lot of them. And the years he lived made the author like that.”
“What is that… … ?”
Generoker chuckled at Khan’s questioning gaze.
“It’s dementia.”
“yes? Chi, dementia?”
“They say he comes back to his senses once every few days, but most of the time… As you can see, he is semi-mad. Still, old habits don’t go anywhere, so I’m hiding in the mine underground. “Anyway, what are dwarves?”
The twins blinked when they saw Garp.
Then Lois intervened.
“But why did you capture the author?”
“… “It was because of you.”
“Eh? “Is it because of me?”
Lois’ eyes widened.
Generoker smiled bitterly at this.
“As a parent, how can you remain silent when your son has been murdered?”
“… … .”
“When Ariana wakes up, she will kill you…” No, she tried to comfort your soul by cutting off the head of the bastard who almost killed you.”
As Gene Locker’s story continued, Lois felt like the fog in her head was slowly clearing.
“But what does that have to do with that dwarf with dementia?”
Generoker calmly answered Carney’s question.
“I captured it because the author knew about the sword that cut off Kydus’ head.”
“yes?”
The twins kept tilting their heads as the question remained unresolved.
At this, a calm voice flowed from the generoker, as if he was telling an old story to his grandchild.
“Do you know why dwarves are subject to the bondage of blood?”
“why?”
“It’s because I made something that shouldn’t have been made.”
“… … .”
“A sword that contains the soul. “We called it the armillary sphere.”
“Is that a problem?”
“It may sound like a sword that just has special abilities, but the higher the level of soul it contains, the greater its power.”
As soon as those words were finished, a flash of lightning flashed through Lois’s mind.
‘also!’
A sword that contains the soul.
Isn’t a sword with that kind of ability lying dormant in Royce’s subspace?
It is called the true dragon sword.
As Lois’ heart pounded, Generoker’s story continued.
“If that was all it was, it wouldn’t have mattered. But the ancient dwarves and Garp crossed a line that should not be crossed.”
“… no way?”
“Yes, Kanye, what you think is probably right. On the armillary sphere… “It contains the soul of a dragon.”
“… … ?!”
“And the place where the tip of the armillary sphere was pointed was our dragon clan. According to records, the armillary sphere, which contained the souls of its compatriots, was a perfect dragon-killing weapon. “They say many dragons died at the tip of that sword.”
“Ah, so uncle… To get that armillary sphere… … .”
“It did. “An armillary sphere sword would be a good weapon against Kydus.”
There was silence for a moment, and Lois looked calmly at the generoker.
Combining the information I heard, it was clear that the true name of the True Dragon Sword was the Armillary Sphere Sword.
‘The situation is so… ‘It’s ironic.’
Originally, it was Generoker who had his head cut off by the blade of the True Dragon Sword.
But now Generoker wanted that true dragon sword.
To decapitate another dragon.
Lois, who was clicking her tongue inwardly, felt something strange.
He hurriedly got it out of his mouth.
“Come to think of it… “Who put the blood bondage on the dwarves?”
“that… I don’t know either. All I know is that they were covered in blood because of the sins they committed with the Armillary Blade.”
“if… … .”
Lois guessed something.
The moment he was about to say something.
“Tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk.”
A loud laugh was heard from somewhere.
At this, the audience’s gaze turned to the direction from which the sound came.
There was Garp, his head bowed and his shoulders shaking.
“Kkkkkk!”
Garp bursts into laughter out of nowhere.
The moment he raised his head, a look crossed Lois’s face.
‘author… The eyes returned.’
These were not the eyes without focus and reason that I had just seen.
There was clear intelligence in Garp’s eyes as he shook his shoulders and smiled.
“Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk!”
Garp’s laughter, which had been making a fuss, suddenly stopped.
He scanned the crowd with his murderous eyes.
“I was wondering where the disgusting fishy smell was coming from, but it turned out I was in a reptile’s den.”
Garp, King of the Dwarves.
He was different from other dwarves.
Even though he was surrounded by dragons, he didn’t tremble in fear at all.
Instead, what was deep within his eyes were two emotions.
One is anger.
And one… … .
‘Hatred.’
Garp was looking at them with a hateful gaze stained with disgust.
He slightly raised his upper body and growled lowly.
“I was wondering why someone pulled me out of that tunnel… … .”
Garp’s eyes turned to Generoker.
“You brought me out to kill Kydus?”
“… … .”
“Then you have come to the right place.”
Garp’s eyes turned to Lois this time.
“Did you ask who put the bridle on us?”
“… … .”
“You know what? “The armillary sphere was originally created to slay a certain dragon?”
“no way… … .”
“Giggle, yes that’s right.”
Garp’s eyes sparkled.
“The armillary sphere was a weapon created to kill Kydus.”
“… … .”
“And it’s those bastard Kydus and you dragons who turned our clan into this state!”
Garp’s loud cry.
There was terrible hatred and bitter resentment inside.
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