189 101. The Blackened Village -3 Part One

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Baron Lava Labert was able to witness the Priest’s feats through a zombie’s eyes.

When the boy Priest offered a prayer to the goddess, powerful magic began indiscriminately raining down.

Flashes of blinding light exploded, then hundreds of zombies were completely slaughtered into oblivion while every single wounded knight was healed to their full health.

That had to be advanced-class magic.

Baron Lava, currently hidden on top of the forest located on a hill, was standing there trembling in shock all the while holding a blood-stained bible in his hand with its cover open.

‘That human is definitely a dangerous existence.’

The skill level of the other knights was nothing to write home about, but that boy Priest alone was powerful enough to do the job of a hundred-plus of them.

Just before the boy could cast magic, he would offer a prayer.

Meaning, he was unable to move for at least a dozen-plus seconds. So, Baron Lava should aim for that opening.

However, there were quite a few knights around him.

In order to kill the boy Priest…

‘…I’ll have to eliminate those knights first.’

Lava glared at the knights in the far-off distance. He then poured his demonic energy into the blood-stained bible before beginning his chant.

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(TL: In 1st person POV.)

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I forcibly dragged Barus out of the village.

The escorting knights were stunned silly by his declaration and urgently knelt down as well.

Actually, even I was surprised as well. “You know who I am?”

“I heard that your highness is the only Priest in the Theocratic Empire capable of using a musket as his main weapon.”

I looked over at Charlotte.

Since when did I become this famous?

She approached me and whispered in my ear, “Rumours regarding your feats have already spread throughout the continent, your highness.”

“…What kind of rumours are we talking about here?”

Naturally, I became curious as to what people were talking about me.