After I died, my personal maid rebelled.

With a snap, the sharp scissors sliced ​​through the fingers vertically. Thorne, bound to the Forbidden Flesh Throne, let out a painful howl as his entire body convulsed and twitched, causing the metal crystals on his back to tremble.

Screams echoed in the dim cave. Thorne, whose eyes were completely covered by the metal sheet, still had not regained his senses.

"Don't bother me, this is his mission."

The scantily clad and daring Diana laughed as she sucked on Thorne's injured finger. Under the glistening saliva, Thorne's finger quickly healed completely.

But Diana clearly had no intention of stopping. She grabbed the finger and cut it open again with the scissors, flesh and bone together.

"Ah! Ah!!!"

Leaning against the cave wall, Nicole gripped her bony hand tightly, her face showing a look of unbearable reluctance.

Having awakened her memories of her two previous lives, Nicole, though reluctant to admit it, acknowledges that Thorne is indeed her only man.

"Let go, Lilith." Nicole turned her head away, gritting her teeth, her heart consumed by despair. "You can't stop them..."

After a few seconds of silence, the mysterious power enveloping Thorne suddenly dissipated. Diana, beaming with satisfaction, glanced at Nicole and then continued to feed the elves she had captured that day to Thorne.

Most of the elves brought by the undead were severely injured, but as long as they could still breathe and feel emotional stimulation, this nightmare would not end.

"This is troublesome, Lilith's death power."

After the production line was back in operation, Diana smiled and came to Nicole's side, complaining in a friendly tone.

"She sacrificed so much to bring our hero back to life, and now she wants to kill him. I really don't know what she's thinking."

Nicole snorted and ignored Diana.

Regardless of the fact that the one controlling Diana's body at this moment is an old pervert whose mind is full of goddesses, even if Diana herself were standing in front of her, Nicole wouldn't want to say a single word to her.

Diana was an arrogant and short-sighted fool; her existence brought no benefit to anyone.

She was a parasite born into nobility. Her status as a princess bestowed upon her unparalleled glory, but hidden beneath that radiance was an unimaginable process of self-taming and depravity.

Even wild beasts have dignity, but Diana only barks at her own people and is then inexplicably manipulated by others.

In her first life, if Nicole wasn't mistaken, Diana was manipulated by the goddess, who deliberately allowed the famine to occur in order to force her to use the Wishing Star.

In the second life, Elene, a maidservant of Duke Oswald, instigated a major riot in the Northern Territory. When Elene led the main force to attack her, she received no support and had both her arms severed by Elene, and the Star of Prayer was also stolen.

Then, Nicole, who did not inherit the memories, foolishly fell for the same trick again in her third life.

Diana, who was faster than anyone else to escape, suddenly activated time reversal. Nicole was certain she was unaware of it; after all, who could outwit Diana?

In her third life, wasn't she manipulated at will? In the hands of the goddess, Diana, this time bomb, was incredibly useful, and her actions were completely unhindered.

In one fell swoop, he took away his elder brother and the archbishop, completely rewriting the course of the world.

And this princess, having finally escaped the old pervert's control on the battlefield, her first choice was actually to continue fighting Luna?

If Nicole hadn't been completely powerless at that moment, she would have slapped her a few times and demanded to know if she was even human.

The goddess burned the four races like firewood; doesn't she understand what that means?

Nicole didn't want to get involved in any grand conspiracy or plan. Her initial motivation for joining the hero team on their journey was to prove that she was no less capable than any noble lady.

The Star of Wishes chose her, and she gladly accepted her mission, only to find that what they experienced from beginning to end was a scam.

Fortunately, the members' inhuman behavior in various ways triggered a public riot, changing the outcome of the incident.

Unperturbed by Nicole's indifference, Diana turned and walked deeper into the cave, while Nicole merely glanced at the bloody, mangled union, sighed inwardly, and understood that she was powerless to save anything.

At this moment, all she could hope for was that Annie, who had gone to the Northern Territory, would be safe and sound, and at least not fall into prison like she had.

……

In the central part of the Eastern Territory, city after city fell to the iron hooves of the Northern Army, which swept across the plains and destroyed the last high wall with astonishing speed.

But Luna's brow remained furrowed with worry, because even Lady Janet was completely helpless against those bacteria.

According to Jenny's deduction, the mycelium is very likely hundreds of meters underground, but for reasons that everyone knows, she cannot directly touch the mycelium to find the core.

Helpless, Luna had no choice but to order a group of simple soldiers to stay behind and guard the site of the corpses, and to report to her immediately if any emergency occurred.

The Knights had to head south; time was always more precious than imagined. After making contact with Garwin, the commander of the Third Division, Luna received another letter from her personal guards.

Kate was ready; once the location of the undead was found, the army could immediately launch an attack to wash away the shame of the Battle of Green Canyon.

"We don't have many high-end combatants. That cursed incarnation named Nicole is troublesome. Perhaps only Paul can barely keep up with her speed."

They set off for Earl Eris's territory, and along the way, Luna and Jenny Shi and others were strategizing about the battle.

To be clear, the only beings in the world capable of dealing with curses and calamities alone, besides his own brother, are perhaps only the great mage and a few ancient dragons.

Paul was also helpless; he had clearly reached the limit of his own strength and it was difficult for him to break through to the next level.

If it weren't for the busy war, he would have planned to learn immortality magic from the Duke.

Jenny nodded. She hadn't participated in the chaotic battle, so she couldn't assess the strength of her opponents.

However, the more high-end combat power that can be mobilized, the better it is for the overall battle situation.

"Mr. Dane told me that there is a former colleague of his, an S-rank adventurer, in a village not far ahead. We can try to recruit him."

Several S-rank adventurers from the Royal City, Dane, are incredibly resilient, only playing high-level matches, and are currently wandering around the Northern Territory with Medivh's head in hand.

In Dane's words, the Mage's Guild was unreliable; it was definitely the enemy. The Adventurers' Guild's president was beyond saving too; he was hopelessly addicted to power.

However, Dane's two S-class colleagues learned to slack off at a young age... and retired honorably, one raising her daughter in the countryside and the other becoming a swordsmanship instructor for a noble young master.

To be honest, these people are somewhat abstract in their own way.

Since there was no adventurer branch in the Northern Territory, and given Thorne's bad reputation, Luna didn't have a good impression of adventurers.

However, since Lady Jenny has made the suggestion, going over to take a look won't take much time.