Reincarnated as a Villain That was Killed Before the Game Starts

Perhaps the disease has something to do with drinking water.

"I think so too"

Both me and Claude nodded at Ixis' opinion.

The three of us pull into the office and spread the map.

Marking the place where the damage was occurring, he was concentrating only on the side of the river where the same place was used as a source of water.

"Around here, a demon named Kokegashira doesn't live there?

Point to the upstream part of the river, and if you ask Claude, he opens his eyes as surprised.

"We've been getting reports of massive outbreaks of cocktails there for about two weeks now,"

"I knew it."

Apparently, from time to time, it doesn't seem irrelevant.

"Cokegashira is a demon of earthly attributes like that big mole, isn't it? What's wrong with him?"

"That green cockroach growing on the head of the cockroach turns yellow by adding electric shock and becomes a cockroach called 'cockroach'. The cocktail had the power to grow magic grass, and in previous games, it was grown in the garden by using its yellow cocktail."

If you've never heard of it that way, Ixis frowns at my words.

"Demon grass should only grow in the woods. There's no magic circuit on the ground where people live."

According to Ixis, he gets the magic to go through the ground, and the demon grass grows.

There is no circuit through which magic passes in the first place in a land with people, and no magic passes through it. The nurturing was impossible because there was no nutrient.

"But you could, in that game. Maybe it's just because it's a game, but maybe that cock has the power to create magic circuits."

It was an appropriately spoken hypothesis, but I didn't feel wrong.

"I just mix the cockerel in the dirt and the magic grass grows, and it doesn't. To last, you have to integrate cockerel into the soil with the magic of earthly attributes, and then add magic regularly. Failure to replenish magic will only lead you back to the field."

So how many times have you had tears?

Once the magic breaks off, the field returns to just the field.

When that happens, no matter how much magic you put into it, no magic grass grows.

We have to start over from where we collect the coke again.

"That... maybe that orange cocktail is nutritious with magic, too?

"It's possible."

If you think of that on the pretend, Ixis squeaks.

"Does that mean that only people with magic are suffering from disease?"

"The magical qualities are due in large part to genetics. I think it applies to diseases on a house-by-house basis."

To Claude's words, speak as Ixis thinks.

Then the way to deal with it is that it can naturally wither if you don't give Coke magic.

"... if you suck out the magic, it could dry up."

"That's possible. Do you want to try it on Keefa? Mere of dark attributes makes it easy to suck out magic."

Ixis nodded at my words, and quickly Meir was called to Keefa's room.

Mere, who sees Keefa's condition, rounds her eyes.

"Wow... on rim grass, crawley grass, even moonhua grass... it's all demon grass"

Meir seems to have a little knowledge of forest plants.

He looked at the plant growing on Keefa's body and touched it with his hands to see if it was real.

"Is it possible to suck magic out of Keefa's body?

"It's too easy for me to figure out what to do."

If Ixis asks, a snake appears loose from behind Meir.

A snake bit Keefa's neck.

"Ugh..."

I distorted my face and got anxious about the groaning Keefa, but I'm fine, Meir says.

About three minutes later, Koke began to lose color gradually.

Vibrant, painful oranges in the eyes, such as those containing water, begin to scab and turn brown, eventually turning gray and into powder.

A snake takes his mouth off Keefa's neck.

Two traces of fangs remained red. Apparently the magic resides in the blood, and Meir's snake sucked it out directly.

I recall saying in a game from a previous life that magic has a strong genetic element because the 'demon' information resides in the blood.

Gently, when I touched my arm and paid for the gray powder, I could see Keefa's white skin.

Apparently it went well and I'm relieved.

After opening his eyes thinly and checking his body, Keefa fell asleep feeling relieved.

"Good! Thanks Meir!"

Grab her hand and thank her, and Meir opens her mouth a little.

Maybe I was surprised.

Then I grinned more at my mouth and laughed.

"It would be an honor if Master Hilda were pleased. So what am I supposed to do now? As Hilda would have liked it to be."

That's what I say to get out of the way, and Meir makes me bow down.

"There are a lot of people in Keefa's village with the same symptoms. Can they do it like they do now?

"I don't have a problem sucking it off. Because our guys are bottomless."

To my words, Meir strokes the snake with all right, but keeps saying.

"I'm just wondering if there's a problem with me going to the village. Because fantasy beasts are rare, and my phantom beasts are snakes."

"Right... you'd be surprised if they were all snakes. Scary stuff."

I did snort that Meir was right, and she laughed that there was one, but it wasn't there.

"Yeah, but I'd rather use that, it might be easy to treat. Looks like he's around right now, and he might get into trouble later... but he won't complain about doing anything good."

That's what I said as I convinced myself of something, and Meir took the knife out of somewhere.

I take off my hoodie and cut off my long forehead on the spot with a knife.

"Ahhh!

I look at the face that emerged from it and I accidentally point and scream.

Claude, who was on the spot, also had a surprising voice on the side.

I looked so familiar in that face.

Mysterious purple eyes are proof of noble blood muscles.

The righteous face is young but full of elegance, with which he has a pranky grin.

I had seen that face grow up a little more in a maiden game I had played in my previous life.

Meir was the first prince of the country, Levine, and two melons, the main heroes under the attack of the Crown of Dusk.

"What, why are you looking like a prince!?

"Prince? Have you ever seen Meir's face?

Only Ixis doesn't seem to know why I or Claude are confused, and he's leaning his neck.

Apparently, Ixis has never seen a prince.

"Speaking of which, what you know besides Master Hilda was about Abel in the same room. I am the twin brother of the prince of this country!

Says Meir, laughing lightly at the pieces.

It was like saying that everyone's surprised face was nothing but fun.

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Meir seems to be the twin brother of the first prince of this country.

As a matter of fact, Mere, he was also appearing just inside the game of "Crown of Dusk".

A prince who is a phantom beast of light attributes famous for his inability to use it.

The illusory beast of the light attribute, which is passed down to the royal family from generation to generation, is a golden serpent, constantly wandering behind his back.

It was often said among fans that there would be as many better fantasy beasts.

The prince is a character, but he has a strange sense of small things.

Your pride is too high to cause problems for the most part, and I'm not bad enough to stick with you yet.

He's frustrated that he's being treated unusable in the shadows, a hassle that appeals to strength in vain.

So you want me to be one of them, but I can't be honest about that, and it's a lot slower to be a partner than the other characters.

Yet the parameters are poor because of the spoiled prince.

It's a light attribute, so you can't rely on magic.

It can be used from the beginning, but it takes three turns to activate, and if the enemy attacks you in the meantime, start over from the beginning.

It's a shame about your personality, and there's so much you can't use.

He's the main hero standing at the heart of the package, with an advantage called Prince, while being the lowest in popularity.

The nickname is "Prince of Pity" with his name.

On such a pitiful Prince route, it is the twin brothers of the Prince and the melon who come out in the second half.

Twins, therefore, his brother, who was considered an abominable twin and obliterated his existence.

He possesses a phantom beast of dark attributes, kills a prince and tries to replace himself.

In the happy ending, the prince defeats his brother brilliantly, and his brother dies as he is.

In the Bad End, the prince dies better, and his brother replaces the prince. And the protagonist who knows the circumstances is killed.

When I said it was that common, the content was developed in the game.

Meir, who was an abominable child and was supposed to be killed.

He was dropped into a deep valley, but the phantom beast of the dark attribute protected the baby's him.

It was the assassins based there who picked him up dumped at the bottom of the valley.

When he picked up something interesting, he seemed to have secretly raised it by teaching Meir to assassinate him.

After going through the assassination business, there were times when the prince was actually hidden, and the assassin, a raised parent, regularly sent the assassin.

What a complicated situation.

Now, there is confusion that a character trying to kill one of the attacked targets in this part is in Hilda's mansion.

When Meir is here.

- Inside the maiden game "Crown of Dusk," strange dots emerge.

I noticed that.

In "Crown of Dusk," Abel is the target of an attack that plans to kill Hilda.

In the game, Abel is the prince's best friend position.

Such Abel was actually acquainted with Meir, who was trying to kill the prince.

Instead of knowing each other, I spent my boyhood in the same mansion.

This is information that wasn't in the game.

Abel and Meir were connected in the back.

Thinking about it, there are a few parts of the game where a neat twitch fits.

To the prince's pinch, Abel didn't come back when I said he was going to call for help.

On the occasion that which is real, Abel attacks the real prince by saying he is a phony.

Abel in the game feels belly black and full of ambition.

I'm trying to get into a prince with power and use it for myself. That was obvious from Abel's story.

But when it comes to connecting with enemies in the back... the story feels different again.

I just thought "Crown of Dusk" was a near-magic school sold by rate criticism eroticism and sweetness.

... Was there quite a whirlpool of conspiracies behind it?

In the game, Abel kills Hilda and takes over the Austin family.

What was going on with everyone else then?

That kind of question comes to mind.

Ixis, the guardian dragon, is probably dead at the time Hilda was killed by a pledge.

Although Claude's pledge seems to have nothing to do with Hilda's death.

There's not that much armpit, no magic, no claude... I'm sure they're killing me.

... Wait a minute.

Surely, wasn't Meir also making a death pledge if Hilda died?

That's why he's been accepted into the Mansion while he's a former assassin who was after Hilda.

Yet how, within this edition of The Crown of Dusk, where Hilda has already been killed, is Meir alive?

Besides, I wonder what's going on with the other boys in the game.

A lot of kids must have been abused by Hilda with Abel.

Wouldn't it be strange if there was a kid who was actively helping Abel?

Think of it like that.

"Hey, you okay? Why does Claude and Mako look pale?"

Suddenly the truth is told and my head is going to burst in too difficult a situation.

On my side like that, I had the face that Ixis didn't know why.

"I was opposed to just being an assassin... I can't believe he was a royal abominator. You should have noticed when the phantom beast was a snake."

By the way, they have all kinds of phantom beasts, but according to Claude, all the royal phantom beasts in this country are snakes.

In retrospect, the flag is also the mark of a snake.

Even Claude didn't think the royal child was making assassinations a business.

I would never have let you add me to Shota Harlem if I had noticed, and I had my head.

"Ixis wouldn't be too surprised if I said I was royal, would he?

"People possessed by phantom beasts have often ruled their country in history. Somehow I had predictions. I thought it was common sense, but it's not?

Ixis answers to Meir sayingly.

The phantom beast is considered to be the use of God, and the host man often reigns over the country.

Then the phantom beast dwells in his favorite blood.

They host a child's phantom beast in the body of the host's offspring or, when the host dies, move to the body of other offspring with knowledge and experience.

Long-living dragon tribes have long seen how phantom beast possessions rule their country, so that seemed to pass on as a matter of course within the clan.

I'm jealous of the immobile Ixis.

This one is full already!

But even though the oddities are spreading and it's all over my hands, I realize I have an extra problem!

But I can't even just be bothered.

The priority now should be to do something about the disease.

"Meir, earlier he said he was around here too, but the prince is nearby?

"Yeah. We're twins, and the phantom beasts are against each other, so we know where they are. He doesn't know I exist. So I think we should pretend to be Levin and go around the village"

Answer the query and Meir laughs.

Until now, the blinding eyes are empty and pure.

So I was observing this one like a snake.