Devil's Bible

Chapter 262 Framed
Thick black energy emanated from Nemus's body.

The purification spells cast by some clergy quickly fell on Nemus as well.

Parsons was also rescued at the same time.

The moment the bonds that bound him to the realm of Arhats were broken, Parsen's resentment reached its peak.

He had witnessed Nemus's previous battle with the Aro realm.

Nemus clearly had the ability to ensure his safety, deal with the Aro realm, and find a way to rescue him.

But he didn't.

What Parsons found even more unbearable was that after Arojie threatened him with his life, he did nothing more.

I just tried it out casually.

It was as if he had been captured casually before.

The more Parsons thought about it, the angrier he became.

The moment he broke free, he drew his weapon and charged toward Nemus.

"His body has been taken over by a demon, kill him!" In this extreme resentment, Parson's mind seemed to become more active, and he immediately thought of the best excuse.

At the same time, a series of ideas were naturally formed.

If he kills Nemus under this pretext, then he will be the hero who killed the Great Demon, and all the credit for Nemus's battle will belong to him. Most importantly, he will also gain the status of a protagonist in history.

Nemus, on the other hand, was nothing more than a fool whose body had been taken over by a demon.

He could not only take revenge, but also reap the greatest benefits.

Although Parsons was a bit stupid and had a bad mentality, his stats were indeed built up with a lot of real resources.

After he took the sword, none of the people present were able to stop him.

In just a moment, he was in front of Nemus.

The sword pierced through the flesh and blood, but was stopped by some force in the next moment.

Nemus opened his eyes, and the black aura around him dissipated as Aro died.

Blood-red sword energy spread from his body, shattering the blade in Parson's hand inch by inch, and then rapidly spreading towards Parson's body.

Parsons had already witnessed the power of Nems's move.

A hint of shock flashed in his eyes. He hadn't expected Nemus to recover from the final attack from the Aro Realm so easily.

However, at this moment, Parsons also gritted his teeth.

Based on what had happened before, he was certain that Nemes was definitely not the kind of person who would bow down and compromise with him.

Nems hadn't paid any attention to his earlier threats to hand over the items.

Even though he was captured, Nems pretended not to see it and acted swiftly when necessary.

His own squire stood up for him, only to be killed by Nemes.

Judging from these circumstances, even if he stopped now, Nemus would definitely not let him go.

And what should be done after stopping?
If he were to explain to Nemes that it was all a misunderstanding and admit that he was jealous and hateful, where would that leave the Levin family's reputation?

Or perhaps you could grit your teeth and insist that Nemus's identity was stolen by a demon?

This matter will definitely blow up, and perhaps all the gold mines will conduct in-depth investigations.

At that time, all your actions will be analyzed, and you will only lose face more than before.

and so……

"We can't retreat. We have no choice but to take advantage of this excuse and kill Nemus!"

With that in mind, Parsons did not hesitate to use his trump card.

Inherited Secret Technique - Law of Recall!
The sword blade, which was breaking, quickly returned to normal. At the same time, in conjunction with his breathing technique, the power he had lost returned to his body, and then, with the superposition of these forces, his power exploded beyond its limit.

The same was true of the sword he used to stab Aro before. It recalled the power he had used, without needing any return. His power was at its peak at all times because it was constantly being recalled.

"Aro was able to defeat me because I was careless and didn't use the law, so I was tricked by his ability."

"And you are just a human being, you can't win, die!!!" Parson's consciousness roared madly.

Nemus looked at the restored blade, raised an eyebrow, and then raised the blade in his hand.

Secret Sword: Brilliant Parrot!

The original Nemus suddenly shattered like specks of light, and another unharmed Nemus appeared on the other side, swinging his sword directly at Parson's head.

Most secret arts require mental focus to sustain them; once the mind stops, the secret art will also cease.

Even if Parsons's recall technique is powerful enough, it will likely fail if his head is pierced.

Sure enough, upon seeing Nemes's sword strike, Parsons quickly withdrew his sword and retreated, preparing to defend.

The blade passed right through Nemus the instant their swords clashed.

Parsons was stunned, his mind still a little blank.

Then I saw the Nemus that had previously turned into light spots and shattered reassemble, or rather, he had always been real, and the shattered pieces and the other Nemus were illusions.

He got tricked again!

There was no time for anger; fear arose first.

If you lose the initiative, can you handle Nems' next move?

--cannot!
Nemes thrust out his sword, simple and direct, aiming straight for Parsons' head.

Although Parsons didn't need to recover his strength, he couldn't eliminate the inertia of his limbs, and his various movements were also restricted, leaving him no time to defend himself.

Nemus frowned, feeling his sword rapidly dulling.

A sword struck Parsons on the head, but Parsons was only bluntly struck, and he flew backward and crashed to the ground.

Not far away, Seppirison slowly exhaled, his sword planted in the ground, releasing waves of energy—the very reason why Nemus's sword strike had failed.

“Grand Knight Nair, that’s enough,” Sepperison said earnestly. “Parson is, after all, the eldest son of the Levin family. Even if he made a mistake, he shouldn’t die here!”

Considering the charges, it's perfectly normal for an investigator, driven by jealousy and hatred, to attack a powerful knight in a region, and for the knight to retaliate and kill him.

However, from a political perspective, things cannot be simply viewed in terms of the charges.

Parsons was, after all, the eldest son of a great nobleman. If he died here, it would only give the enclosureists an excuse to go mad.

Politics is never just about life and death; there are many areas where compromise is necessary.

They're here to turn the tide. If Parsons doesn't die, then given Parsons' problems, the ruling faction can open up the situation in Tailtail Town.

Since Parsons is dead, death will actually overshadow his mistakes.

Although it's hard to admit, the truth is that the life and death of a great nobleman is far more important than the mistakes he has made.

"We will seek justice for you, please stop."

Everyone was watching Nems, waiting for his answer.

They were acutely aware that Nemes' decision would determine the future of Tailtail Town!

Nemus turned his sword and pointed it at Seperison.

"Your political struggles are none of my business; I will get my own justice."

"you?"

"He can't be saved!"

(End of this chapter)