Starting from Ainz Ooal Gown, simultaneously traveling through time

Chapter 171: Rescue Successful, But the War Is Not Over

Kino extracted too much information from the Elf King's mind.

The images were like a filthy pool of sewage, flowing past her eyes frame by frame.

The women he had violated, the children he had abandoned, the subjects he had arbitrarily executed—those faces filled with pain, despair, and helplessness made Kino's mood worse and worse.

She had never hated anyone so much.

No, this thing doesn't even deserve to be called a "person".

Kino grabbed the Elf King by the hair and dragged him along the ground like a dead dog. Dekam's body bounced between the gravel and the mud, emitting intermittent groans, but Kino paid no attention.

Her teammates followed closely behind.

Then, the Slane Theocracy soldiers who had previously fled finally stopped.

Because they saw it.

The earth elemental giant that once slaughtered them has been reduced to rubble.

The once invincible Elf King was being dragged along the ground.

They are safe.

After a brief silence, a wave of discussion arose.

"That earth elemental—it just killed so many people—"

"The Elf King is being dragged along like this?!"

"Who is that girl? How did she do that?"

"Didn't you see? She punched that giant to pieces with just one punch!"

"That's not a fist, that's—that's space itself cracking open!"

"Is she a human or a god?"

The discussions became increasingly outrageous, but no one thought it was exaggerated, because what had just happened was beyond their comprehension.

The commander stood at the front of the crowd, watching the figure dragging the Elf King further and further away, his feelings as complicated as if a bottle of mixed emotions had been spilled.

The High Priest instructed him to "ensure the absolute safety of this princess."

Now he only wants to ask one question: Who is protecting whom?

He silently took out his magical communicator and began composing a message.

"Report—the situation has changed—that Princess—she—never mind, you can decide for yourselves."

He really didn't know how to describe it.

the other side.

Kino dragged the Elf King to the foot of a giant tree.

There was a wooden prison hidden among the tangled tree roots, and it would have been impossible to find it without knowing its location from the Elf King's memories.

The prison gates were locked.

Kino punched it away.

She went inside and saw the awakened god.

Finn.

Her limbs were twisted at bizarre angles, clearly broken by someone, her belly was swollen and showing, her eyes were empty, and she made "abba aba" sounds, like a puppet that had lost its soul.

Kino's brows furrowed tightly.

She knew from the Elf King's memories what the girl had gone through in the past few months: being forced, imprisoned, and tortured. She had resisted, but each time she resisted, she was met with even crueler treatment. In the end, the Elf King, finding it troublesome, simply destroyed her mind with magic.

Kino glanced back at the Elf King behind her, who looked like a dead dog.

Now she realizes she went too far.

"Help her recover," she said in a low voice.

One of the team members stepped forward and began to cast a healing spell.

Light enveloped Finn, and her severed limbs began to reconnect, bones reset under the skin, and flesh began to grow. At the same time, another force surged into her mind, beginning to repair her damaged consciousness.

After a moment, Finn's eyes finally regained focus.

She looked around blankly at the familiar prison and the unfamiliar faces.

Then she saw that person.

The person who was dragged on the ground, with all four limbs broken and covered in blood.

The Elf King.

Finn's pupils suddenly contracted.

Afterwards, Kino spent five minutes explaining the situation.

Finn remained silent for a long time after hearing this.

Then she struggled to her feet and walked over to Kino.

She didn't say anything, but knelt down with a thud and buried her head on the ground.

His shoulders were trembling violently.

Kino bent down and helped her up.

"No need for that," she said.

Finn looked up, her face streaked with tears. Her gaze passed over Kino, landed on the elven king who looked like a pile of rotten flesh, and then fell on her own stomach.

She raised her hand and slapped her stomach hard.

Qinuo grabbed her hand.

"What are you doing?"

"This child—" Finn's voice was hoarse, "is his offspring, I don't want it."

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Kino was silent for a moment, then said, "It's not your fault, it's that beast's fault. Don't hurt yourself."

Finn's tears flowed even more fiercely.

She stopped hitting her stomach, but the way she looked at the Elf King had become like that of a Rakshasa demon.

She walked over and stood before the Elf King.

Dekam is in the same state as before. Her limbs have been broken by Kino, and her mind has been destroyed by the powerful mental force that Kino used to forcibly search her memories. Now she can only make meaningless "abba aba" sounds.

Finn lifted his foot.

Then stomp down hard.

Step on his groin.

a bit.

Two times.

Three times.

She stomped harder and harder, more and more frantically, and the Elf King's screams echoed in the prison, but those screams only made her stomp even harder.

Beside them, several male members of Kino's team silently turned around and covered their ears.

I dare not look, I dare not listen.

Finn didn't stop until he had trampled the place into a muddy mess.

She was panting heavily, tears mixed with sweat streaming down her face.

Qinuo walked over and gently hugged her.

"That's enough," she said.

Finn buried his face in her shoulder and burst into tears.

It took a long time for the crying to gradually subside.

Qinuo released her and looked at her stomach.

"If you really don't want it, then get an abortion," she said. "I can help you."

Finn looked down at her stomach and remained silent for a long time.

Then she shook her head.

"I think I should stay," she said softly.

Kino nodded.

"what ever."

The group walked out of the prison.

Then they saw the view outside.

Flames shot into the sky.

Screams echoed throughout the room.

The soldiers of the Slane Theocracy are massacring the city.

Those soldiers who had previously fled are now engaged in a frenzied burning, killing, and looting.

They stormed into the treehouse, dragged the elves out and killed them. They pinned the female elves to the ground and tore at their clothes. They stuffed what they could carry into their pockets and burned what they couldn't carry.

It's even worse than before.

It's even crazier than before.

Kino stood there, watching this scene unfold.

"It's starting again," she said softly.

Then she took a deep breath.

"Stop right there—!!!"

The sound was like a dragon's roar, shaking the air and making everyone's eardrums buzz. The soldiers who were committing violence froze and turned to look at the source of the sound.

Kino stood there, her gaze sweeping over the soldiers covered in blood.

"The Elf Kingdom is what I conquered." Her voice wasn't loud, but everyone heard her clearly. "Everything here is my spoils. You are not allowed to take it."

A brief silence.

Some people put down what they were holding and let the mountain retreat.

But some people, whether fanatical or simply foolish, not only didn't release it, but instead started cursing.

"Why? So many of us died, why aren't we given anything?"

"This is a sacred mission bestowed upon us by the six great gods! These heretics deserve to die!"

"Elves aren't human! All non-humans deserve to die!"

"This is a war between us and the Elf Kingdom! What right do you outsiders have to interfere?"

"You rainbow-eyed people are mutants too, not even human! You deserve to die!"

That last sentence was like a needle, piercing deeply into Kino's heart.

Her eyes narrowed.

"Okay," she said. "Very good."

Her eyes instantly turned gold.

That intense, burning gold, like two tiny suns, with pupils that bulged out like the eyes of a dragon.

Those who uttered those arrogant words suddenly felt a weight on their bodies.

Gravity has changed.

An invisible force pressed down on them, slamming them to the ground. Their bones creaked, and their internal organs were under immense pressure. They struggled to get up, but they couldn't move a single finger.

Kino walked over and looked down at them.

"I've suddenly changed my mind."

Her voice was calm, but the calmness was frightening.

"I have saved your awakened divine being."

"But I don't intend to return it to you."

"I'm going to kidnap her."

"I want to support the Elf Kingdom."

"Then-"

"Let's continue fighting."