BLACK MOON - Black Magic War Beginning with Jailbreak - [Full story illustration available]

There was a large rectangular desk in the middle of the room with about eight chairs to surround it.

One of them is a girl sitting.

That girl with black short bob hair is dressed in black, just like her hair. Gothic and Lolita clothes.

Around her, there are so many guns left uncounted. From there you can hear the violent personality behind the cute looks.

She was politely wiping the bullet, breathing like that.

The black girl started polishing the bullet again when she saw Hamel bring Bell and Lili into the sheriff's office for a moment.

Hamel sits the bell in a chair in the office and connects the hardware provided on the wall with the handcuffs hung on Bell's right hand. And I put my arms together.

"What is it? Why 'd you get me?

"Told you? You're under arrest for attempted murder."

"Is that really all?

Lili had some discomfort with the way Hamel had said it so far. I didn't bring you here just now because Bell made an attempted murder because of Arrosha.

"Miss, you're sharp. Sure, that's not the only reason I took you here."

Hamel takes one piece of paper out of a pile of paperwork when he shows the grin he contains.

Then I poked the paper at the bell.

"You, Belle Quill Faust, right?

Hamel knew Bell's name. Naturally, too. The paper that was poked at by Bell was a nomination form. That's where Bell's name, face, and prize money are written.

After escaping from prison, it is written that he is an extremely evil and outrageous man who used black magic (Grimoire) to take many lives.

"Oh, I'm a bigger bounty than Rock."

When Bell saw the amount of the prize money put on him, he was purely pleased. That amount is 140 million pounds. Rock's prize money was slightly exceeded.

"... are you an idiot. That means your sins are heavy."

Hamel has a pure bell on his face. So is that, because Bell, who spent most of his teenage years in a cabin, is still a child.

"I know that."

Bell has pleaded guilty to his crimes. There are still a lot of childish parts, but the fate I carry seems to me to understand.

"Totally...... a few days ago I deposited a letter of arrangement from the Limian government. I was going to paste it right out, but I could catch it before then. Even watching you fight a white boy would be true that you took a lot of lives."

Hamel didn't realize it because Bell had been wearing a hood the whole time, but he remembered it when he saw his face.

Black Mage (Grigori) Faust, who took many lives. That's what's happening in the world. I was trying to get out of this town, and Bell didn't even think I'd get caught by a chase before that. I guess I'm staying too long.

"So, what are you going to do?

Despite Belle's predicament, Lili looks not very the same as usual. I gave up somewhere.

"From now on, I will contact the Limian government."

Hamel said so comparing the bell drawn in the nomination arrangements to the real bell.

"Wait a minute. What happens after I contact you?

"The Limian government will detain and execute him for his physical condition. Definitely a maximum sentence."

Hamel said so without hesitation. Naturally, too. Because Bell is an extremely evil man who has taken many lives.

"Oh, my God."

Lili looks very sad. There was a good chance this would happen. It was only a matter of time. I just didn't even think Lili would visit that so soon. What will become of Lili's journey to decurse her mother?

"Lady. If you knew the facts and acted together, you'd be guilty."

Hamel showered his relentless words. This was the risk of Bell and his actions together. If you're acting with criminals, this is what happens, of course.

"Yes, I know."

Lili was discouraged. It's my fault that I chose Bell.

But it wasn't Bell who made the case. This complex fact was tormenting Lili. You can't blame Bell just because you're going to get caught. Bell is not bad.

"You know what I'm talking about. If you know what you're talking about, why did you do it?"

Hamel got the call, somewhat surprised that the murderer pleaded guilty without even resisting.

Hamel is a sheriff who doesn't forgive evil. But when the murderer gets caught clamming so far, he claps it out.

"Wait a minute."

A black girl speaks out to Hamel, who was about to make a phone call, who didn't even seem to care about this one.

"Why are you talking? It's none of your business."

"It's about the big ants. I know Bell Quill Faust."

The black girl spoke the truth of the shock. What the hell does knowing about Bell mean?

"You know that. You must have seen the arrangement."

Hamel was not surprised. If you did spend time in the sheriff's office, you'd be looking at Bell's arrangements, too.

"That's not what I meant. I just wanted to say that I knew the guy before I saw the arrangement."

"What do you mean? So you were involved in a crime, too?

"That's not true. You really are an idiot. You don't have the power to spot people."

The black girl gently disparaged Hamel.

"Nothing to spot, he's a murderer. Limia, the government's contacting us, right?

Hamel is increasingly unable to understand what the black girl is saying.

The content of Faust's sins is clarified. Nomination arrangements have also been issued and neither he nor his associates will deny it. Now what do we need to doubt? That's what Hamel was thinking. You do what's normal, but you have no sense of being ridiculed.

"Really, I'm scared. I wonder why I only see things on the surface."

The black girl makes fun of Hamel anyway. I don't know who the hell she is, but she seems to be enough to have an exchange of views with the sheriff.

"I also saw the moment when he used powerful magic."

Hamel insists on being prestigious. Indeed, it is only natural for Hamel, who saw the scene of Arrosha in Bell using magic, to see Bell as a murderer.

"Anyway, he's not bad. We shouldn't hand it over to the Limian government."

"If you think about what you're going to say, it's Koch who gets stunned. You're telling me to miss out on criminals who have solid evidence?

It's not a bad situation for the Bells, but what the black girls are saying is strange. On what basis, can I say that?

"Wait a minute. I appreciate you defending me, but who are you?

Bell pinches his mouth here. What does it mean that Bell doesn't know the black girl, but that she knows Bell?

"What the hell are you talking about? If he doesn't know you, you don't know him."

"Oh, you don't remember. But I know you."

The black girl said so, letting it contain. It's like saying we've met before.

"I don't remember. Who is it?

Bell met someone she didn't know and was feeling weird.

"I'm Sedona. I'm a ghost hunter. Nice to meet you."

Sedona introduced herself. Still, Belle remembered nothing.

"Are you a ghost hunter..."

Lili said with interest. Speaking of ghosts, another form of orb. Is there any involvement in this case as well?

"Yes, I'm traveling around the world, exorcising the Ghost. I'm here now, but I'll be on my way soon."

"I wouldn't care to talk about that. Is that all we're talking about? I'll call Limia."

Hamel only thinks Sedona has wasted her time. It just seemed like he was buying time and not letting me hang up.

He thought Sedona was lying. Obviously, no matter how you look at it, because Belle and Sedona just don't seem to know each other.

Without worrying about Sedona, Hamel starts turning the phone dial.

"Wait, wait, wait."

"What the fuck!

Hamel finally explodes his anger into Sedona's incomprehensible behavior.

"That's why! Belle's not bad. There's a ghost involved. The ghost is distorting the truth."

Sedona started saying things that she didn't understand again. I'm sure I've never even met her, but she's abandoned about Bell. Do you really know about Bell for a long time?

"... ⁉ Are you sure?

But this word upsets Hamel.

"Yeah, and that nomination arrangement lacks credibility."

Sedona was grinning deep in her expression. She knows that in an earlier sentence there was a word that worked for Hamel.

"... well, that's a different story"

Hamel changed his attitude and returned the phone receiver. Yes, the word "ghost" stopped Hamel from acting. Why does Hamel care so much about that word?

"Huh?"

Belle and Lili look each other in the eye. I have no idea what the situation is, but it is true that it helped.

"Why did you stop contacting Limia?

………

Hamel is silent.

"You know, this sheriff is scared of Yu ~ Ray ~ too. If the case involved a ghost, it would always be a round throw at me."

Sedona mocked Hamel.

"Huh? Really?

Belle and Lili were speechless. Can the sheriff and the sheriff have such childish weaknesses?

"Shut up......"

Hamel never denied it and said shyly.

"This sheriff, he's a wicked man, but when he talks about ghosts, he becomes a child at once."

Sedona hit the chase.

To the bad guys who work evil in town, they are sheriffs who deal with it with grandeur, but when they put ghosts in front of them, they get scared and lose their hips.

"Sedona, come on."

It was Hamel who couldn't say anything back because he pointed out his weakness, but when he gets cocked so far, even if he doesn't like it, his anger voltage goes up.

"Oh, good."

Sedona was satisfied to see Hamel humiliated.

"Um, thank you. I don't know who it is..."

"Never mind. If you knew him, you did what you deserved."

Sedona seems to insist that it's just someone Bell knows. The color of the hair and the color of the eyes are obviously different. Two people, it doesn't look like they have blood ties either. What the hell is her purpose?

"Then it's time for us to go"

Lili, who was supposed to kill her time unexpectedly, is about to leave the office as it is.

"Ah. With regard to Faust, if ghosts are involved, it's a matter of taking the time to see how things go. Stop contacting the Union of Limia."

Once again, Hamel promised not to pursue Bell's nomination arrangements in depth.

"Thank you!

Bell thanks.

For a time I thought I was going backwards to the barn here, but I didn't expect the sheriff or the sheriff to be fooled by the fabrications of someone I simply didn't know. When a ghost is involved, Hamel has feelings for the suspect as soon as possible. Why is he so bad at ghosts?

"And it's suspicious in that outfit, MAX. Prisoner's clothes under that robe, right? That shouldn't be so hard. Put this on."

Hamel was worried that Bell was still dressed as a prisoner.

He removes his clothes from the shelves and hands them to Bell. From what I've seen, it looks like there's a white shirt, a brown vest, then black trousers and shoes.

"Thank you"

Bell honestly got it. clothes given to him unilaterally, but it suited Bell's taste. Clothes like sheriffs. Is it Hamel's decoy?

"Don't worry about this. I just decided to pursue your case, but I haven't decided to be innocent yet."

Sedona left the nail stabbed here. He's not entirely on his side because of how much he helped me.

"... Yes"

Bell is only slightly depressed by being poked at a harsh reality.

Adford is a sanctuary, so to speak. In this town where Sheriff Hamel has the most power, he can act with confidence.

But once you get out of here, you have to watch out for the chase from Limia again.

The Bells were going to leave this town soon, but that became impossible.

"I'm not going to stick the nomination form because it's going to make it harder for you guys to move"

Hamel then uttered words to reassure Bell. I can't walk outside without an arrangement with a super high prize sticking all over it.

"Thank you! Helpful!"

Before Bell, Lili bowed her head deeply. I was wondering what would happen when I first met the sheriff, but that turned out to be a good result.

"It's time for us to go"

"Where are you going? You're not leaving Adford, are you?

Sedona was concerned about where the Bells were going.

"It's Hausent Hospital. Don't worry, I won't do that."

"Because if I can get out of this town, I won't be able to do anything. Don't leave this town until your suspicions are clear."

Sedona stabbed the nail again. I'm tired (ah) and the situation where Bell was placed remains the same. I only gained a moment of peace.

"I know."

In Sedona's words, Bell was to be reminded of his position. There is no place for him, a fugitive, to feel safe.

The aftertaste remained poor and the two left the sheriff's office behind.

Sedona helped Bell. But in the end, they just put the conclusion ahead of them, and nothing has solved the problem.