Argent Claire

Zuya, whilst teaching the ways of the sword, learns about the deep secret of his pupil.

Where is the line that stands between love and duty?

Let There Be Blessing Behind You

Story 17. The one who killed the Goddess (6)


"My Warrior! It is all my fault! I will accept any punishment you see fit."


I kneeled immediately while Eriez pulled his pants up first before kneeling. I meant what I said; I was willing and ready to be punished. The warrior took out his sword, which was his pride and joy, from his scabbard and pointed it at Eriez. There was a bit of dried blood on it, and to my shock, I saw that a head with dirty hair was rolling behind him on the floor. Was the blood coming from the beheading of whoever that head belonged to?


Was the Goddess' warrior angry? If he was, it was a wave of icy anger, not fiery. Was his fury at us, or was it more at whatever happened out there? Was… was something going to happen to us tonight?


Story 17. The one who killed the Goddess (6)- Chapter 29