Chapter 127: Mist. (1)

“…Yeah. I know.”

Lia felt the tension smothering them. The intermediate boss at the moment

— Deculein – wasn’t just a professor.

He was a demon hunter handed down from an ancient bloodline, and the clan’s head destroyed demons.

Their best option was to run away.

As long as they were with Carlos, there was no way they could defeat a Yukline.

With a shout, Lia threw a dagger at Deculein, sticking it in his arm. It was the characteristic of Certain Hit.

Deculein moved the metal without moving himself, the dozens of pieces of steel moving in response to his will like a swarm of angered bees.

Lia released her mana and threw them back, but the wooden steel embedded in the ground vibrated with Psychokinesis and turned the floor upside down.She began to fall but was caught mid-air by an invisible force.

Her right arm was hanging in the sky as Deculein wrapped the bracelet artifact around her wrist with Psychokinesis.

“…I did not come to harm you. I have no interest in killing children.”

His cold tone sliced into her flesh. Lia turned to Leo, who was wobbling and waving upside down in the air like a monkey.

“I’ll just take that one.”

Deculein pointed to Carlos, the child caught in the explosion and thrown away.

Half-human, half-demon, suffering a fever caused by his demonic side.Lia and Leo responded immediately, causing a blood vessel to bulge on Deculein’s forehead.

“Do you know who you are protecting?”

“I know. I know better than anyone.”

Lia answered without hesitation. Deculein’s expression calmed down to one of indifference. It was a calm but still murderous aura.

“That is a bigger problem. You who protects the devil are also guilty.”

He spoke as if he were the judge, and he started moving the wood steel again.