The cold-faced earl doesn't want to trigger the plot

And perhaps because of the pain, Riber, whose senses seemed to have become much more sensitive, heard the heavy panting sound of the dying nun at the extreme point this time.

what happened?

Riber endured the pain and opened his eyes with difficulty.

Then, he saw the flashing thunder and the hideous nun.

Then, I heard that scream of grief and indignation that seemed to curse everything in this world.

The sharp light of the scissors flashed again, and Riber "died" again.

...

the third time!

This time, even Riber realized that this nightmare would not end as easily as the previous one.

And, watching the same scene happen again, he realized what he was going through.

Reincarnation!

In the ring, there is the power of reincarnation.

Moreover, it is different from the perspective of being passively involved in reincarnation like a supporting role in the old capital.This time, he is the protagonist's perspective.

But so what?

The situation has not changed in any way, but has gotten worse.

Even if the nun who just went through childbirth is extremely weak, it doesn't mean that as a baby, he has room to resist.

the fourth time.

the fifth time.

the sixth time.

...

Having been killed more than a dozen times in a row, Riber only felt that he was about to be driven crazy by the continuous and increasing pain.

why?

Why has he died so many times this time, and he hasn't woken up yet?

Death won't bring any change to the status quo, so doesn't he have to survive in this scene?

To put it simply, he is a baby who can hardly even raise his eyelids!

The pain that has been lingering is not useless.At least, let Riber's current body be in a state of excitement under stimulation all the time.

And the number of times he was killed also had meaning.

At least, as time goes by, he becomes more familiar with his current body and can do more movements.

Therefore, when the number of deaths accumulated to almost twenty times, in this reincarnation, Riber finally stopped waiting to die.

"The gods will not deceive me!"

He had already heard the words he was about to utter again, and Riber, who was saving his own strength, even had the strength left to open his eyes, following his previous experience, when the scissors were about to pierce him, he suddenly tried to turn his head sideways.

He felt his head move, but not enough and the timing wasn't perfect.

So, he died again.

Another severe pain came.

Riber remembered that the undead Egyed said that death is something that one can get used to after dying a lot, and the same is true of pain.

Listen to his nonsense!

How can I get used to this kind of heart-wrenching pain and the emptiness of losing everything in an instant?

The mentality was only out of balance for a moment, and Riber adjusted it again.

All I can say is that pain is a great teacher.

In severe pain, Riber tried again to avoid the fatal blow.

As far as the previous first attempt is concerned, the results are still a pity.

His evasion was even a move beyond the limits of his body.

He had never heard of any child who would shake his head when he was born.

The number of deaths continued to increase.

Until a dozen more times passed.

This time, all of Riber's hard work paid off.

Perfect timing, perfect amplitude!

At the moment when the scissors came down, Riber avoided the fatal blow with a perfect sideways head.

Feeling the pain that seemed to be falling apart all over his body, Riber opened his eyes with difficulty, wanting to see if this painful cycle of reincarnation was over.

Then, he saw an even more desperate scene.

The nun who swung the scissors in the air seemed to freeze for a while, and then showed a more ferocious expression on her face.

"Even...even you are mocking me?"

The nun, who completely lost all sanity in her empty eyes, raised the scissors again.

...

Next, Riber greeted the most tragic death so far.

Even when the next reincarnation began, Riber was still crying because of the excessive pain of the previous one.

His moans turned into baby cries.

Probably it was the crying that annoyed the nun, so this time the nun just checked Riber's forehead and finished him after a sentence and a half.

Such relatively "short" deaths continued several times.

Because Riber, who was really desperate to the extreme, also fell into a short-term state of madness, "crying" like a collapse.

Of course, facing the most terrifying mother in the world, Riber's collapse will not bring him any good news...

It wasn't until Riber experienced many deaths that he regained his sanity.

If he doesn't get rid of the nun, he probably won't be able to escape.

But tackle the nun?

How to deal with it?

Why solve it!

...

calm.

Blaming yourself won't improve anything.

After experiencing two more deaths, Riber really had a rough plan.

Because the nun will end up holding him with one hand and holding the scissors high with the other.At that time, he was clinging to the nun again.Therefore, he moved his body slightly in advance to lure the trajectory of the scissors when he swung down, and then avoided it.Maybe the nun who used too much force could accidentally stab herself directly.

Although this plan sounds outrageous, in view of the current desperate situation, it can only be implemented.

After more than a dozen attempts brought by death, another new reincarnation came.

"Why! Why is there no 'stigmata'!"

Accompanied by this line, it means that the nun will enter the final posture after checking Ribel's forehead.It also means that Riber has to twist his whole body and try to get his head as close to the nun's abdomen as possible.

Before Riber was in place, the nun's scissors came down again.

Riber, who had mobilized all his strength and deeply imprinted the timing of this moment on his body and soul, instinctively made an evasive movement.

...

Bloody!

An attempt to achieve the perfect vision unexpectedly brought new changes to the desperate situation that Riber faced.

Volume III: Chapter 250, The Third & Fourth Nightmare

It didn't happen, and the nun stuck herself in a low-probability scenario that might happen once in ten thousand times.

The blood spilled everywhere was actually from Riber.

Riber could also confirm that his right ear was probably pierced.

Of course, it wasn't just the ear that was injured, but let's say he survived.

Although only one ear was injured, the intense buzzing made him unable to hear anything.

However, this time he found that the plot had changed.

Seeing Riber who was bleeding profusely, the nun first showed an expression of disbelief, as if she had just woken up from a dream.Throwing away the scissors in panic, he tried to hold the bleeding hole with his hand in a panic to stop Riber's bleeding.

At the same time, with an extremely apologetic expression, the nun was talking about something.

Riber couldn't hear it, but it was probably an apology, or something like "I didn't mean to".

In short, in the distant consciousness, Riber vaguely felt that this time, he might finally be able to escape from the cycle of reincarnation.

...

...

In the morning, Riber suddenly opened his eyes.

Wherever his eyes went, there was an all-too-familiar scene, that is, in his room.

But this reassuring scene touched a strange place in his heart, causing him to collapse for a while, screaming for several minutes before barely stopping.

The roar stopped for a while, and Riber seemed to return to normal.

But it didn't.

He quickly rushed to the place where the lake light was hidden, picked up the ring next to it, smashed it hard against the wall, and roared hysterically for a while.

After a long time, he finally calmed down.

Panting heavily and collapsing to the ground, Riber's thinking began to work gradually.

It's not that he hasn't died.

He has never died, and he will not appear in this world.

Moreover, when he came to this world, he also died.Still stabbed himself with a sword.

But these two deaths are completely different from the death in that inexplicable situation.

Among other things, the number of deaths alone is probably close to a hundred times.

It's just a number less than one hundred, why didn't Riber count it?

In that case, let alone a hundred, it is probably impossible to count even ten ribels.

How long a reincarnation lasts, Riber is not too sure.

But physically, in two to three minutes, he would feel the pain of his head being cut open.

Halfway dodged the first attack, but instead angered the nun that time.Riber only felt that at that moment, he couldn't hear, see, feel, or even recognize who he was.

Maybe that's what it feels like to be crazy.

Just like the day before, even after waking up, the pain like phantom limb pain still remained.

But it was obviously a pain directly linked to death, but Riber's reaction would not be as great as the day before.

Maybe...really used to it?

He touched his forehead, then his right ear.

In the last reincarnation, he didn't even feel much pain when his ear was pierced.

It seems that Egged, who often kills himself, is really right.

If you "die" a lot, you don't care about anything.