An Extra’s POV

Ater felt pleased.

Seeing the look of confusion, uncertainty, and a tinge of fear, on the faces of the two Dragons amused him, to the point where he couldn't stop smiling at them.

Moments like these were what he lived for.

'Ahh… the bliss…' He beamed with slight arousal, enjoying the havoc he had wreaked.

But, this was not enough. He had hardly plunged them to the very depths of despondency. This was simply the surface—a husk incomparable to the main dish.

He already knew what would make this moment perfect.

'Truth… that always makes everything blend the best.' And so, as he stood before he stupefied Dragons, unveiling the curtain that had blinded them all this time, he was able to get another glimpse of satisfaction. Surely, their limited minds were already beginning to grasp the current reality.

The fact that they had been fooled into thinking they left the Capital.

But no.

Merely doing this could leave the answer open-ended.

It was possible that they would believe he teleported them to this place, or that this was indeed the illusion, and reality was what they previously perceived. 'No, that won't do.' He thought to himself, resolute in fully immersing them in the bitter vat of truth that he had prepared.

'What better way to do that than to tell them myself?' "You killed humans in the Capital. You broke the rules of your Emperor as a result, ruining your benefactor and their grand plan." Ater declared to them, refusing to delve into the full details, which made the girls exhibit even more shock.

"N-no… no way…"

lying! We were definitely at the borders

their stupidity. "For the most superior Race in this world, you

included the panicked words of their Master—they still clung to the

them much further…' He sighed to himself. It seemed he would have to be satisfied with this measure of despair from the Dragons and savor the

with the strings I pulled with this duo, ended up making for quite an

corrupt Nobles and

give me an earful if I went too far,

with his limited resources, he achieved his

ones who will suffer most for your actions are

widened as they recalled the words of their Master, Lady Frey'ja, and immediately realized just why she

actions of a subordinate—whether good or bad—would

That meant—

only imagine how much they will suffer for your error…"

this was merely child's play for him. It

you caused this, didn't you? M-Master… Master

need to go! Now!" Kat'erin quickly grabbed the mumbling Shai'ya, her own tears also slowly rolling down

the consequences of their actions. Still, more than anything… they wanted to help

of their lives, they wanted to save

all of this without

person on her list but didn't find anyone of the sort. Suddenly, she broke into a

began to swell within her, and her vision blurred while her heart raced the moment she considered what exactly could have happened. Before her imagination took over,

The voice belonged to Reta—the same person that Kat'erin had been searching

previously stood, she found Reta

"Y-you were… n-no way…"