The Baby Fairy Is A Villain [EN]: Chapter 63

As soon as Chesha heard the temple explode, she knew this was coming.

The two men were complete opposites.

There was no way they could have a pleasant conversation over tea, laughing and joking.

She expected something to happen, but…

‘To blow up the temple like that.’

Anyway, both Kieren and Hylone were the same in a way.

Their personalities were completely different, but Chesha couldn’t quite articulate why they were so alike, except that once they lost control, they went all the way.

Chesha was the only one suffering because of those who didn’t know the meaning of ‘moderation’.

“…Shouldn’t we go?”

Ishuel asked, tugging on Belzeon’s sleeve.

Belzeon and the twins had made an unspoken agreement to cease fire for the moment.

And they took Chesha to where Kieren was.

Finding the place where the power was surging, they looked down from the ruined temple building.

The building was so broken that it was easy to sneak up.

Kieren was seen confronting Hylone.

Fortunately, he was hiding quietly behind Duke Ivroyel.

He was unarmed, without a sword.

Unless he used black magic, he was no match for Hylone, who wielded the Holy Sword.

Duke Ivroyel was indeed an excellent wizard.

She skillfully used magic to fight Hylone.

‘But she will eventually lose.’

This wasn’t simply about measuring the total amount of power.

It was a battle of skill and experience.

Even if one was stronger in raw power…

A person skilled in combat could defeat a stronger person.

It had been decades since Duke Ivroyel was a war hero.

She was incomparable to Hylone, who always carried the stench of blood on his body, implying constant battle and bloodshed.

Especially if Hylone took out the Chain of Atonement, a sacred artifact.

‘A fairy…….’

That the dead Countess was a fairy.

Chesha’s head still throbbed at the truth that Karha had blurted out.

Although confused, the path to take was clear.

Perhaps Kieren knew the truth Chesha had been searching for.

There was much to learn from him.

‘I have to save him.’

Chesha was determined.

And she tapped Karha’s chest, who was holding her.

When Karha put her down, Chesha looked up at the boys and said,

“Twow me [Throw me].”

“…Huh?”

Chesha pointed to the middle of the fight.

“Thwew! [Throw!]”

“What?”

“No!”

“Are you crazy?”

Karha, Belzeon, and Ishuel each shouted.

It was deafening.

Chesha patiently tried to persuade them.

“I hate fighting because of me……”

She eagerly offered her opinion, saying she would step in and stop them.

The three Basilian brothers looked at each other.

Whether Chesha returned to the Basilian family or not.

Everyone agreed that this fight had to be stopped first.

“Huwyy! [Hurry!]”

Chesha urged the hesitant boys.

No matter how they threw Chesha.

The three people there were capable of catching her.

They would definitely stop fighting to catch Chesha.

Nevertheless, none of them could easily step forward.

Frustrated, Chesha ran to the end of the building.

It was when she was about to check again how the situation was going.

“Woo……?!”

Crack, the crumbling building collapsed under her feet.

“No!”

The moment Chesha fell with the debris, a great wind wrapped around her body.

Ishuel had used magic.

The hand drawing the somewhat clumsy magic circle was trembling.

The wind mixed with gold succeeded in floating Chesha’s body in the air…….

“…!”

He couldn’t get Chesha back to the building and blew her away to another place.

Chesha flew away on the wind and fell from the sky.

“Kkeuaaaang!”

Anyway, she succeeded in achieving her goal.

Chesha screamed loudly.

It was a shout hoping everyone would pay attention to her.

The effect was successful.

Kieren, Hylone, and Duke Ivroyel.

Everyone stared at Chesha with wide eyes.

So far, so good.

‘Ugh! That crazy black magician!’

Among the chains of atonement spreading in all directions, a black shadow wriggled and soared.

Kieren used black magic to catch the falling Chesha.

There are two guys here who can catch her just fine, why!

Chesha was now genuinely screaming kkeuaaaang.

Nothing worked out because of Kieren.

‘I stepped in to hide that he was a black magician!’

She tried to diligently pour out curses on Kieren, moving even her short tongue.

But the moment her eyes met his red eyes.

Chesha couldn’t say anything.

He looked at Chesha with desperate eyes.

The hand reaching out was desperate.

He must have used his power unconsciously.

Otherwise, he wouldn’t be so anxious and afraid that he would drop Chesha on the floor.

Chesha reached out to him without realizing it.

From falling from the sky to being held in Kieren’s arms.

Every process felt slow.

Chains and shadows spread like nets in all directions, and purple magic circles scattered light.

In the midst of the huge forces intertwined.

Chesha fell to Kieren.

He, who had received the small body falling like a meteor, burst into a breath he had been holding back.

“Haa, Chesha……”

He gasped as if he had finally taken a breath after someone had let go of his tightly constricted neck.

Thump, thump, thump.

Feeling the sensation of Kieren’s heart throbbing, Chesha belatedly muttered.

“Mertoy…… [Stupid]”

“Huh?”

She said he was stupid, but she didn’t pay attention to the pronunciation and just blurted it out, so it came out as something he really couldn’t understand.

Of course, Chesha had no intention of correcting herself.

However, she diligently listed the curses she hadn’t finished inside.

“Haha.”

Serea laughed in vain.

She scattered the magic circle she had created and briefly expressed her feelings in one word.

“Damn it.”

As if it wasn’t enough to just spit out the curse she had been holding back, she screamed aaaaah.

“If I had known this would happen, I would have told that guy to fight from the beginning! I just wasted my energy.”

Serea raised both hands high into the sky and shouted loudly.

“Get caught, get caught. Get thrown into the Inquisitorial Chamber [A place where heretics are interrogated and tortured] and rot for the rest of your life!”

Whether she cursed or not.

In the eyes of many people, Kieren asked Chesha kindly.

“Did you come to see Daddy?”

He looked happy.

Even his face was slightly flushed.

He seemed so engrossed in Chesha that he couldn’t see anything else.

“You surprised me…. Why did you do such a dangerous thing? Who dropped Chesha from the sky?”

Chesha was drained by his gentle questions.

He had been caught as a black magician.

The Basilian family was caught up in the destruction, but she was dumbfounded by his appearance, not caring about any of that.

“So, he was a black magician.”

A low voice was heard.

Only then did Kieren turn his gaze to Hylone.

“You were an Inquisitor [An official in the Church responsible for combating heresy].”

He smiled faintly.

“I’ve heard rumors. That a great Inquisitor was born in this generation. That he freely uses sacred artifacts that no one else could handle.”

Kieren admired, looking at the chains that densely covered all directions.

“Certainly…. It’s an amazing sacred artifact.”

The moment Hylone, sensing something strange in his strangely calm appearance, slightly narrowed his brow.

A light snap rang out.

The sound of lightly snapping his fingers was strangely clear.

His red eyes flickered like burning flames.

The sound of swords being drawn was heard here and there.

The Holy Knights who had gathered drew their Holy Swords.

And they put the blade to their necks.

The priests without swords grabbed their own necks with their hands.

As if they were going to strangle themselves to death until they suffocated.

It was mass mind control.

He had cast mind control on dozens of people at once, even those with divine power.

Hylone’s eyes sank at the part of Kieren’s power that he revealed.

The Chain of Atonement fluctuated faintly.

The rattling sound of the chains gradually grew louder.

“Don’t misunderstand. I have no intention of harming the knights and priests. I’m just creating an environment for a simple conversation.”

Kieren smiled and soothed Hylone.

“If I don’t do this, you won’t even pretend to listen to me.”