Stigma Effect

g is more serious.
You’ll have to keep watching him, but he’ll be fine.
The knights treated him well and came to the infirmary afterwards.
He fell and didn’t move his head much, didn’t he?’

‘Yes.’

‘That’s a relief.’

Having said that, the medical officer lifted his eyelids to examine the reflexes of his pupils, and checked his pulse.
Concerned that the medical officer was just fluttering his mouth in front of a fainted person, she looked at the medical officer with a bandage, and she checked the condition of the patient with an awkward face.

Yuriel groped her eyes as she recalled what the medical officer had done, realizing she couldn’t check her reflexes, so she put her hands together and lay in an upright position.

Well, first, to not move her head.
She must have moved a lot when she was brought here….

While lying down, Yuriel remembered what had happened to her.

She remembered that someone had come into the alley and hit her head.

Those who hit her head said that they would also take the child Yuriel was persuading.
Yuriel lay down and looked around with only her eyes open.

When she looked away from the low wall, she saw an iron fence.
It was a small prison that could barely hold one person.
Unlike Yuriel, who was lying quietly, the surroundings were quite noisy.

It sounds kind of familiar….

Raphlet was always by her side, so she wasn’t afraid, but when she was alone, it was the sound that Yuriel feared the most.

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It was the sound of a monster that could be heard from a group of monsters.
Yuriel forgot that she had to calm down first and got up.

She didn’t know if it was because she got up in a hurry or because she had been hit in the head, but she felt a bit nauseous.

Yuriel looked around and was terribly surprised.

Most of the things imprisoned in the surrounding prisons were monsters.
The child brought with her was nowhere to be seen.

The place where Yuriel was imprisoned was a prison infested with monsters.

Among it, there were also monsters that looked quite strong.

“Is, is it a dream… ?”

Yuriel sighed as she blinked her eyes hard and recited them.

She wished this was a dream, but she didn’t feel the sense of a dream.

In reality, she felt like she was going to burst into tears in fear as she thought she was lying among the monsters.

There were still many things I haven’t been able to do with Raphlet.

Being alone among the monsters, she immediately thought of death.
Yuriel, who was brimming with tears, crouched to avoid hearing the cry of the monsters, felt the sensation of an object caught next to her leg, and found hope.

“Baraha!”

There were times when Baraha was helpful!

It was unknown where the robe that was covering her face had gone, but the disassembled gun she had hidden all over her body, as Baraha said, remained on her body.

It was a problem that the box containing the monster core was stolen, whether it looked important or not, but compared to her life, a stolen monster core was not important?

Yuriel took out the barrel attached to the garter belt and was thrilled.

Baraha, thank you so much.
Do you have any foresight?

If he was in front of her, she would have said so to Baraha.

She’ll have to ask Baraha if there’s anything she can do for him after she got out.

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Yuriel skillfully assembled the gun.
The gun found its form in an instant.
She became proficient enough to assemble even with her eyes closed, so she was able to assemble a gun quickly even in the dark.

In her heartfelt thanks to Baraha, Yuriel rose from the spot.

From the lack of light, this place seemed to be underground.
Yuriel took a deep breath and checked to see if there was anyone around.

The cries of the monsters were so loud that it was difficult to grasp.
The good news was that there was a possibility that the sound of a gun would be buried by the cries of the monsters.

The monsters were making such a loud noise, what must have been done to prevent it from being heard outside?

Yuriel pressed her chest, which was pounding with tension, and put her finger on the trigger.
There were no restraints, as if the kidnappers thought she would not be able to escape.

 

She pointed her gun at the locked doorknob and pulled the trigger, and a loud noise echoed through the basement.
After hearing the sound, the monsters became quiet for a moment, and then started to cry louder.

Yuriel pushed the open door and pushed the iron bar away.

Every time she passed through the iron bars, the eyes of the monsters were fixed on Yuriel.
She carefully turned her gaze away from the monsters who were trying to approach her that slammed their bodies against the iron bars.

As she kept going forward she saw a staircase going up.

Yuriel went up the stairs slowly, looking back at the monsters trapped.
Even while climbing, she was worried about the strangely trapped monsters and kept looking back.

Seeing them locked up reminded her of the monster she had seen at the Krug Ruins.
Monsters who were working.

The monsters she had always feared looked sad for the first time.
It was a very small amount, but she still felt the same emotions as back then.

She would rather they be killed and the cores extracted, what are they going to do with the monsters locked up like that?

Yuriel thought while raising her eyebrows because of her throbbing head whenever her heart was beating greatly.

Did you know that SE’s manhwa has been released?
What do you think of it? :p
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