The Baby Fairy Is A Villain [EN]: Chapter 191

The sky was barely recognizable. Its heavy, sunken appearance, as if about to collapse onto the earth, was unsettling.

Strange, eerie sounds echoed from above.

Ghastly noises, resonating as if from the depths of hell, hinted at impending destruction.

Chesha, with her fairy senses, immediately understood.

‘Today is the day.’

The day Rose would die, prompting the Fairy Queen to travel back in time.

If Rose didn’t leave today, she would transform the East into a desolate wasteland where nothing could grow.

Rose was acutely aware of this.

“…….”

Too weak to even rise, she lay in bed, gazing out the window.

The one who had opened the curtains smiled weakly.

“The weather’s lovely today, isn’t it? The sky is so clear,” Kieren from the past said, forcing a smile.

However, Rose couldn’t see the clear sky Kieren described.

She only saw the harbingers of destruction.

Nevertheless, Rose smiled back and replied, “Yeah. The weather’s nice.”

Kieren from the past bit his lip.

Pale, he slowly approached the bed and sat down.

The two looked at each other, their gazes filled with tenderness.

Overwhelmed by emotion, Kieren from the past confessed, pouring out his heart, “I love you, Rose.”

“I love you too.”

“…Then don’t leave.”

He gently took Rose’s hand.

Intertwining his fingers with hers, he looked at her with bloodshot eyes and pleaded, “Please… Die next to me, okay?”

“…….”

“Rose… I want to be with you, even if it’s just your body…”

He kissed her hand gently.

Holding it with both hands, he pleaded as if praying, “You have to leave me something. If you just leave like this, I…”

It was a pitiful plea that tugged at the heart.

But Rose remained silent.

Silence filled the bedroom.

Chesha watched Kieren with concern.

It would be odd if he were still completely sane. He was already fragile, and she couldn’t help but worry.

However, Kieren remained calm.

He simply observed his past self and Rose with an exceptionally composed and serene expression.

Worry gnawed at her, and she bit her lip, but Hylone subtly pressed her hand from the side.

Under the pressure of his long fingers, Chesha parted her lips.

Hylone silently raised an eyebrow.

Chesha quietly stopped tormenting her lips and focused on Rose and Kieren again.

Finally, Rose spoke.

“I’m sorry, Kieren.”

“…At least tell me why.”

Kieren’s face twisted, a hint of anger in his voice.

“Just give me a reason I can accept.”

“It’s all my fault. I’m sorry. You didn’t do anything wrong. It’s just that I’m a terrible person…”

Rose couldn’t reveal her secret.

Chesha understood why she was hiding everything.

‘She doesn’t want him to see her broken self.’

She had witnessed Rose as a mad fairy, wandering aimlessly.

No one would want to expose such an ugly side to their beloved.

And perhaps other concerns played a role.

Having been close to him, Rose knew Kieren’s nature well.

‘She must have worried he would follow her.’

She would return to her original time, but what if Kieren pursued her?

Kieren would suffer in the wrong timeline and meet a tragic end, just like Rose.

Kieren was more than capable of that.

He possessed the power to achieve his desires.

Considering his actions to revive her after her death, Rose’s worries were not unfounded.

“I’m sorry. Do you hate me?”

“…….”

“Resent me, hate me. I hope you forget me and live happily. It’ll be difficult, but still…”

“What about our children?”

He shouted, clutching Rose’s hand tightly.

“You know Belzeon and the twins can’t live without you. You have to think about the baby you’re carrying. Why are you giving up so easily? We have to find a way together!”

But Rose had no choice.

The moment she clung to hope and became greedy, everything she loved would be destroyed.

To protect them, she had to leave.

As she looked at Kieren with trembling eyes, a deep, strange sound echoed.

Woo-oong.

Followed by a cracking noise.

A fissure appeared in the sky.

The time to leave had come.

As the sky crumbled, Rose’s mind began to disintegrate.

Her body trembled as her sanity slipped.

Sensing the change, Kieren from the past said coldly, “Don’t go. No, you can’t go.”

Red magic surged from him.

The red magic transformed into chains, binding Rose.

Kieren glared at her with burning eyes.

“Do you think you can escape?”

But Rose only smiled faintly.

“Kieren, I’m sorry. I’m sorry that this is all I can say…”

After those powerless words, Rose groaned and clutched her head.

An ominous black light flickered around her.

Simultaneously, the surroundings flowed like paint, transforming into the fairy’s domain [환역 – Hwan-yeok, a fairy’s personal space or domain].

Kieren’s eyes widened.

The grotesquely distorted *hwan-yeok* was abnormal.

While Kieren was bewildered by the *hwan-yeok* he was experiencing for the first time, Rose screamed.

“No, Kieren!”

Tears streamed down her face as she forcibly suppressed her power, which threatened to run wild.

“You can’t be here.”

By suppressing her power in a final struggle, the *hwan-yeok* was temporarily lifted.

As soon as she returned to reality, Rose quickly hugged Kieren and whispered, “I’m sorry, I love you, Kieren.”

“Rose!”

Kieren from the past hugged her back.

But his arms closed on nothing.

Rose turned into a flower and crumbled.

Only withered petals remained where she had been lying.

“…Rose.”

Behind Kieren, who stood frozen in shock, the sky returned to its original state.

As Kieren had said, it was a clear, clean, deep blue sky.

Kieren watched his past self, lost in a daze, without emotion.

With cold eyes, he simply waited for a new past to appear.

Once again, the world collapsed, revealing a vast field.

The wind gently swayed the tall grass and flowers.

Rose fell into the field of fresh green.

“Ugh…!”

Flowers bloomed and withered wherever she landed.

Hugging herself, Rose gasped for breath and screamed in pain.

How much time had passed?

“…….”

When Rose slowly raised her head, the light in her eyes was gone.

Rose slowly began to smile.

Smiling, she staggered forward.

Wherever Rose stepped, life withered away.

Kieren, watching the scene of her turning everything into a land of death, smiled for the first time.

He whispered with utmost joy, “You went there, Rose.”