Chapter 820 – #6-37 Q: Who Am I (2)
No. 13 said that Rahe was a very good actor, because for a month, she stayed by No. 13’s side without being noticed and appeared to play the role of his subordinate and slave without any discomfort.
But that’s not true.
Rahe is clearly talented, and if she puts her mind to it, she can definitely pull off a performance that will fool Apple’s eyes. However, not everything she did while living with No. 13 was just acting.
Above all, Rahe’s ability.
Rahe failed several times to use magic in front of No. 13, but this was also an act to catch No. 13 off guard… No, it just wasn’t really usable.
Since when did Rahe become weaker day by day?
Her power output began to drop. At times, she became unable to properly control her runaway power.
The exact cause is unknown. But she is not without guesses.
An impulse given by the constellations that all awakened people carry. What is called a ‘complex’.
And Rahe’s ‘complex’ is ‘justice.’
Depending on her sense of justice, the justice she carries out, and her weight, Rahe gains strength from her constellation.
And Rahe, who was considered more upright than anyone else and more just than anyone else, clearly wielded more power than any other captain.
So, the reason she lost her power now is probably due to that complex.
Is that because I was swayed by No. 13? Was it because Rahe’s life was looked down on and her horoscope judged her strictly? … Well, guess what.
Fairy Snow White said that she failed to control her magic because Rahe accepted her spirit, but she did not.
Rahe had been slowly losing her powers for a long time, and it only came to this point.
Today’s Rahe.
She has been reduced to a complete weakling, no more than a petty villain.
* * *
It became a somewhat absurd trend, but anyway, what was won. Rahe was defeated.
No. 13 confiscated all the clothes and underwear she was wearing from Rahe, who acknowledged her defeat, and punished her accordingly.
First, we made him do 50 naked squats, 30 naked duck steps, plus a pig or dog imitation, as well as a variety of embarrassing gymnastics, lines, and poses.
In addition, Olivia and Mer, who were waiting at a distance to invade at any time according to the signal from No. 13, also came out (without asking them to do so) and joined in to criticize and ridicule Rahe.
Rahe was subjected to No. 13’s corporal punishment, caught between Olivia and Mer, and was manipulated to the point of being left in tatters…
Ugh… Tsk… Tsk… Ah…
And now.
Rahe still hasn’t been allowed to put on her clothes, and is showing her naked body with her hands against the wall and her buttocks sticking out.
No. 13 is harassing Rahe’s pussy by persistently attacking it with her hands and mouth.
“I am indeed. It suddenly disappeared and I was really surprised. Rahe, is that okay or not?”
“Ugh… Sigh… Sorry, sorry… Sorry… ! Forgive me, please… !”
“No. “I can’t forgive you to this extent.”
No. 13’s tongue licks Rahe’s pussy more persistently. She teased Rahe’s clitoris with her hands.
Olivia is next to Rahe, gently pressing or mocking Rahe’s legs with her feet, and Mer is teasing Rahe’s bouncing breasts and nipples with her hands as if teasing them.
Ugh… Ugh… Ugh…
Ah… Sigh…
Perhaps because the sensitivity of his body was still the same, Rahe continued to tremble from the pleasure, feeling ten to a hundred times more pleasure from No. 13’s persistent teasing.
Thanks to the fact that I made her sweat profusely in the name of corporal punishment earlier, her body and vagina are emitting a more lewd and thick body odor than usual…
It was some time later that Rahe was liberated.
With No. 13’s warning that she had not yet forgiven, Rahe, who was barely freed, was allowed to wear only her panties and draped them over her body. She feels a bit uncomfortable having to wear panties over her pussy, which is still leaking out lewd love juice, but she can’t help it.
Number 13 sat down on the chair that Mer had brought before him, with Rahe in front of him.
Rahe is still sitting on her floor. She was looking down at the floor in a daze, with an excited face, and an ecstatic look, as if she had gotten what she expected.
No. 13 tapped Rahe’s chin with his foot, forcing her to look up.
“Then I’d like to talk to you, Rahe. Why did she disappear, and why did she come to me without being able to use her powers? And――”
To what extent has she been brainwashed?
I swallowed the last words for now. She doesn’t know how much Rahe knows.
Rahe hesitated and was reluctant to answer, but when Mer and Olivia each pinched her nipple and chewed her earlobe, urging her to do so, she quickly opened her mouth.
“… Well, they caught me acting.”
“Was it really an act? “All the things you called yourself a little villain and all the things you followed as my subordinates?”
“… It was all an act, no.”
Rahe has a complex face, as if he doesn’t know how to explain it.
And when she thought about it again, she realized that it was too much to say that everything Rahe had said was a lie and an act.
Not everything. It wasn’t all acting. But that doesn’t mean it was all true.
There are many things I want to verify and confirm. However, No. 13 decided to skip all such details for now.
Instead, just ask this question.
“Rahe, who are you?”
“You are a hero of justice, or are you a minor villain of the villain organization ‘Abyss’? “Which side are you now?”
How does Rahe perceive herself now?
Does she recognize herself as a hero, or is she like she has shown repeatedly over the past month? Is she perceived as a petty villain?
That’s the only thing that matters, and the answer will be the standard for judgment.
Both Mer and Olivia seemed to be having fun, but they were each raising their magic power as if responding to Rahe’s possible reaction.
In such a tense atmosphere, Rahe slowly opened his mouth.
“I am…”
* * *
It was some time before the events of Mer that Rahe began to feel the decline of her power. Her vague feeling of ‘it seems like that’ turned into certainty after her encounter with Mer.
In the battle with Mer, no matter how shaken Rahe was, there was no way he would lose. She shouldn’t have lost. But Rahe was ultimately defeated.
There was no way I could do anything about it. She lost helplessly.
The reason we lost at that time was not a difference in mindset. Her mind was so distraught that she couldn’t concentrate on the battle… Such excuses are meaningless.
That’s right, I was disturbed by various things at the time, but the hero with the title of captain was not easy to the extent that the disturbance affected the battle.
The reason Rahe was defeated was completely due to lack of strength. The output of his power was not proper, the magic he used was crude, and his body was not strengthened as intended.
Rahe had become weaker since then, but he was not yet far behind as a captain. At least to the point where people around her, including No. 13, don’t notice. Mer, who fought with her, thought she won because of Rahe’s mindset at the time, but she didn’t think that Rahe was really weak.
During those days, she helped No. 13 fight against Secretary Shim Cheong and Chief Baek Seol.
At that time, she was unable to use her considerable strength and was forced to leave the battlefield by Snow White’s amulet.
And when Rahe came back, everything was already over.
She was supposed to protect No. 13, but she failed to protect it. Not only she, but also her own precious subordinates.
She couldn’t do anything. She couldn’t do anything with Rahe.
What does it mean to her – her own definition?
Rahe seems to have thought so.
In the first place, isn’t what we call ‘justice’ different for each person? Doesn’t it vary depending on perspective? Now, I have no intention of bringing up the theory of justice, but Rahe knows that he is not absolute justice. I understand.
Nevertheless, the reason she claimed to be her justice was because she had power. Because she has the power to protect the weak and do what is right.
That’s why Rahe declared herself to be justice and was able to become a better hero than anyone else.
For Rahe, justice is――’strength.’
He who has power is justice, and justice is only when he can protect the weak.
But Rahe was defeated.
He was defeated by No. 13, his subordinates were unable to protect anyone and fell into the hands of a villain, one of his subordinates was a spy, he was used by Bellflower, and even the mission he was given was not properly completed. Neither No. 13 nor Spades could protect it from the commander-in-chief.
Spades.
He put his subordinates in danger of death.
Yes, that fact again became a factor that made her conflicted.
Because the person who claims to be a hero, the person who claims to be the leader of the hero group, cast a spell saying that he will kill Rahe’s subordinate, Spade.
The spell had now been lifted, but Rahe could intuitively know that it was not a joke or a mere threat, but was sincere. That must be true, because there were traces of a hideous life in that spell.
Who does he have to protect? For whom will fighting be truly for ‘justice’?
Was his fight even meaningful in the first place?
He was weak, defeated, helpless, and foolish. How could he really be of help to anyone?
The weak cannot be justice.
She said that a defeated woman like herself does not deserve justice.
The burden of justice is too heavy for a foolish and helpless person.
… Those thoughts, those feelings, those worries, those doubts dominate Rahe’s mind.
From then on, Rahe’s strength, what little strength was left, fell sharply.
Perhaps, Rahe thought, she had been abandoned by her zodiac sign, who wanted her to be infinitely just. She gave up on herself, and she also gave up on the constellations.
Rahe, who had given up on being a justice or a hero anyway, decided to become the 13th limb.
Strangely, strangely, and useless, even through No. 13’s brainwashing, Rahe maintained his ego and reason to some extent… She decided to crumple up that useless thing and throw it into her trash can, throwing away all her pride and giving in to No. 13.
No. 13, living as the villain’s footscratcher, cunt, and slave may be very humiliating to hear, but I know that he is secretly a gentleman. I also thought that living his life would be quite pleasant.
And anyway, there would be no meaning to her life if she abandoned her justice.
She also thought it would be better for her to roll around in the mud.
If you think about it that way, living as a sex slave in No. 13 is… Yes, she seemed to think that it would definitely be a fitting punishment for her foolish self.
And.
And…
She held onto all of her heart, so she lived in submission to No. 13 for a month, and at the end of it all, she thought she would give all of her heart to No. 13.
But why?
In the end, No. 13 revealed his true feelings, a part of his true feelings that he had closed his eyes and kept hidden.
I don’t know what he was thinking, but he ran away from No. 13’s eyes.
And like this, even though he knew there was no point, he came to attack No. 13 again. He came to defeat him.
Why?
Why?
Why?
… The reason goes without saying.
“I am a hero.”
“Because I am a hero, I ran away that day, and because I am a hero, I came to find you today.”
“Even if you lose your strength, are defeated, and are criticized for being foolish… I, I… Always, a hero. Villain No. 13.”
