TWSB – Chapter 120: Please (4)
“Ugh……” Sir Johann was emotional for quite a while. The tip of my nose was starting to get tingly so I just quietly stared at his head. Cardinal Boutier and Continue Reading →
“Ugh……” Sir Johann was emotional for quite a while. The tip of my nose was starting to get tingly so I just quietly stared at his head. Cardinal Boutier and Continue Reading →
Cale looked to one side. “Why is he not waking up?” Sui Khan looked down after hearing the nonchalant question. He could see the back of the person who was Continue Reading →
The power was not disappearing completely; it was simply returning to normal. There was nothing for Cale to be disappointed about regarding the Fire of Destruction. ‘Mm.’ Cale thought that Continue Reading →
Elise quickly wiped away the single tear on her face. I placed the item on my lap onto the table in order to help her calm down. It was the Continue Reading →
The Pope, who told Cale that a statue of the Purifier was going to be made, seemed oddly happy. “Then I will head to the Imperial Palace now. I will Continue Reading →
‘It’s shaking.’ The black hill was shaking. The moment the hundreds of thousands of eyes saw the rose gold pillar of light slowly heading down toward it… They aimlessly looked Continue Reading →
“……” Elise stared at Christelle. The crown princess’s blue eyes did not seem angry or as if she would scold her. They were simply shaking in pain. Christelle was familiar Continue Reading →
A pillar on a building crumbled. “Aaaaaah–!” “R, run- ahhhh, aaaaak!” People who were in the home rushed outside. However, they had to run again after getting outside. “Move, I Continue Reading →
The Huayans patriarch watched the approaching hand before suddenly recalling the title the Pope of the Church of the Fire of Purification used to address Cale. The Purifier. The Pope Continue Reading →
My body moved first. – Paaaaat! After running forward without thinking about what would happen afterward, my extremely unrefined ether spread out in all directions, releasing a blinding light. I Continue Reading →
