Hades King Girl

got up quickly, bent her body, swung the knight

d black blood spurted out. The pain of the wound made it

d, she keenly captured the moment of the monster's attack, turned her body, an

tation, and let out a sharp whistling sound. The blade collide

ashed, and the fishy

s body and slowly circled around Helen. Its muscular steel-like body burst out w

he remembered Professor David's teaching: "At every moment of the

huge sharp claws in front of it, like a meat

She flexibly avoided the monster's attack an

g your sword." The swordsmanship essentials of the past flowed thro

ut she dodged it swiftly. Using her superb sword skills, she

oed in the air, and the lights and shadows of

no trace of fear in her eyes. She quickly swung the

ough the black mist on its surface, stabbing at its body like lightning. Ev

inuously pierced by the sword, and blood spattered out. Ho

e monster. Sometimes she dodges, sometimes attacks

in into the heart of the monster with a sharp slash. The mo

onster's corpse, panting heavily, but

on this fearsom

y. She raised the knight sword in her hand, and the bl

ed over with a limp, leaning on a wooden stick. He looked at the corp

?" Helen look

th the stick in his hand, "It seems that these two monsters attacked the village and ki

or

land, His Excellency the Baron of Stonepeak. Damn it!

Just now she felt that this monster was different from the first o

lp whistling, "Maybe this monster is the wif

ddenly she found something wrapped in black

gs cast in st

dly: "Silver? Bad wolves hate this kind of thin

th is not what

. She suddenly had a wonderful premonition that

attack not long ago. Helen and Charles demolished the damaged houses and built a huge wooden frame in the cen

r faces, and said in a low voice: "According to tradition, all corpses killed by monsters must be burne

o say to persuade her. This happened when she first came to

and we avenge t

ugged, "You

mes ignited the dry grass and began to burn,

sky, and vaguely saw countless dead souls rising

he songs o

yond the night,

they wander throug

y awake, their

llow, but fore

cold, their bodie

th darkness, defy

gleam, devoid o

darkness, in the

e light, but are

sorrows, in the

they take, echo

realms, their me

shadows, where the

ent, a symphony

f darkness, the

fe's mysteries, a