I, Folyago, am the most devoted lover in Runeterra.

Chapter 78 of The First Deeply Affectionate Person

Hecarim cried out in alarm, for he, who had always been a source of fear, was now overwhelmed by it.

It's really quite ironic.

As Hecarim exclaimed, a somewhat cold voice suddenly appeared in this space.

"Noisy."

As soon as she finished speaking, the terrifying power that had been brewing around Illaoi suddenly dissipated.

Suddenly, a violent tearing force surged from the black spear still embedded in Illaoi's chest.

This is a tearing apart at the soul level, and Illaoi, at this critical moment, is simply unable to resist.

"Stab!!!"

The black spear was suddenly pulled from Illaoi's chest and flew into the distance.

Meanwhile, white debris splattered at Illaoi's wound.

These are not blood or Illaoi's physical tissues, but fragments of her torn soul.

Perhaps if it had been a second later, this powerful force would have erupted and torn Hecarim and Karthus to shreds.

A female undead, clad in full armor and carrying countless black spears, emerged from the shadows.

She simply raised her hand, and the black spear flew back into her grasp.

The Sea Beast Priest, a legendary-level peak expert, "the person closest to God"—has officially fallen!

Her final, most powerful attack, which she attempted to use to take Hecarim and Karthus 317 down with her, was also thwarted by the sudden appearance of a female undead.

"Callista!!!"

"You're using this to settle personal scores!!!"

Although he escaped danger, Hecarim shouted, his tone full of dissatisfaction.

Even the fire of his soul flickered in his eyes due to excessive anger.

That's right, the female ghost that suddenly appeared was actually—Kalista!!!

Illaoi was somewhat taken aback by Kalista's sudden appearance.

Even Karsas never expected that Foygo would have a backup plan.

He had thought Hecarim was Foygo's last trump card, but he never expected Foygo to have such a deeply hidden ace up his sleeve!

This man is terrifying!

Does he have an unlimited number of trump cards?

Karthus sensed Kalista's presence and couldn't help but feel a sense of emotion.

Although Karthus did not recognize the undead before him, judging from its aura, Kalista was only slightly weaker than Illaoi from before.

Without a doubt, Kalista is now the number one on the Shadow Isles besides Fryeglor!!!

(Sorry guys, I've been really busy with school lately, so I haven't been updating as much.)

(Starting tomorrow, I will try my best to update at four o'clock every night.)

(The Bilgewater storyline is about to end, and I will give everyone a reasonable and perfect ending.)

Chapter 78, Everything's Fine Except for the Arrogance

But why is Kalista here?

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Nagakaporos had previously intervened in the betting game.

He reached out his hand first.

She secretly diverted a wisp of her divine power, summoning sea creatures to help Planck reverse the situation and accomplish the feat of unifying all the pirates of Bilgewater.

In reality, Nagakaporos was not the only one secretly involved.

Feuerge would not stand idly by and let Nagakaporos escape alone.

So Folgo also diverted some of his divine power to a pre-marked coordinate.

There, a spirit lies lost beyond the Shadow Isles.

She was also the general who was most loyal to Fóyego; she was none other than Kalista.

When Folyago found Kalista, she was still in a state of chaos.

Furthermore, at this moment, Kalista is less a vengeful spirit created by Kalista's resentment after her death, and more a vengeful spirit of all the souls absorbed by Kalista!

It is for this reason that Kalista's soul appears particularly mottled.

Countless vengeful souls intertwined with Kalista's original soul, transforming into a "Spirit of Vengeance" dominated by Kalista and driven solely by a desire for revenge.

Ironically, Kalista can help others take revenge after consuming the souls of those seeking help, but because her soul is incomplete and she has lost her memories, she can never take revenge for herself.

When Foygo found Kalista, he used his death divinity to help Kalista process the mixed parts of her soul.

After these fragmented and trivial souls were digested, the pure soul power repaired some of Kalista's damaged soul.

This caused Kalista to regain most of her memories.

She resumed her loyalty to Fóyego.

But he also regained the cold look in Fóyego's eyes when he was betrayed and killed by Hecarim.

................

These memories infuriated Kalista.

She drew her black spear and thrust it at Feuergo, who had just helped her recover.

"Alas...々~."

But to everyone's surprise, Foygo didn't react at all. He just shook his head and sighed softly, then stood still without flinching.

After all, that "ex" guy was really shady, so it's normal for Kalista to seek revenge after regaining her memories.

"laugh!!"

The black spear pierced Foygo's body, but it also completely stunned Kalista.

Fouyego remained unmoved by the spear piercing his body, simply placing his hand on Kalista's shoulder.

"Kalista, I don't blame you."

"This is the price I have to pay for betraying you."

"Foyago said softly, looking sincerely at the general who had once been so loyal to him."

Upon hearing this, a look of confusion flashed in Kalista's eyes.

At that moment, she suddenly realized she was in a state of confusion.

What is the significance of her unwavering belief in revenge?

Was it all for this moment to stab Feuergo in the back? But why did Kalista feel no joy at having avenged her great grudge, but instead feel a sense of panic?

It was as if she shouldn't have hurt Feuergo.

Kalista was somewhat bewildered.

Deep down, she remained the general who was utterly loyal to Fóyego.

If the king wants the minister to die, the minister has to die.

During her lifetime, Kalista was a knight who believed in this creed.

The one who truly killed her and betrayed her was Hecarim.

Although Folyago's indifferent behavior was chilling, she was the lord to whom she had sworn allegiance.

She couldn't blame him, or even hurt him.

This also violates the knightly oath that Kalista believed in during her lifetime.

Gradually, Kalista loosened her grip.

“Kalista, I have deeply reflected on my past folly.”

"And they paid a heavy price for it."