Lemegeton 46

Chapter 46 – 3. Janghwa Hongryeon (6)

“Um…”

Roa couldn’t hide her discomfort by pulling her clothes here and there, as if the clothes she was wearing were very awkward.
Seeing Roa like that, Yuria smiled lightly and trimmed Roa’s clothes.

“How are you now?”
“Mmmm… I think I’m a little better.”

Roa, who had been pulling her clothes here and there, finally stopped her hand pulling at her collar, although it still seemed awkward when Yuria fixed her way of dressing her.

“Why do you like these clothes?”
“Well… I don’t know about that.”

YuRia also felt very uncomfortable in her own clothes.

No matter how much the clothes were made to fit her body, they did not fit her body structure as they were tailored to the humanity of this place, and as they were formal clothes, they were clothes that did not take into account activity in many ways, so the inconvenience was indescribable, but Yuria did not express

Just, she thought that one day she would have to make the pretty clothes she herself would wear herself, and Yuria reached out her hand to Roa.

“Now…Then could you escort me, hero?”
“However much”

Roa took Yuria’s outstretched hand and finally set off for the Count’s family.
She tried to ignore what was going to happen in the future.

Now that the clothes are out, Cashwin forced a smile as he sees the count’s carriage already waiting in front of the inn, as if he would not allow it to take any more time.

Can I honestly accompany you like this?
No matter how much Yuri is, will she be safe this time?

No, even if everything went according to the strategy, it wouldn’t be possible to call it ‘Samurai’.

She obviously said it herself.
That it would be terribly dirty.

I felt bad in many ways.

“Well, well…”

Anyway, this fight wasn’t a power fight from the beginning.

It’s just a fight for justification and a fight for truth.

That’s why Cashwyn also bought her own insurance.

It was because Cashwyn made excellent use of the exorcism that YuRia had been doing to prepare for ‘it’.

It may not seem like that, but Yuria was quite immature and single-minded in this political area, so she couldn’t properly use her influence and values ​​in the work she had done so far, but Cashwyn was different.

That’s why YuRia must have put Cashwin in front of her about this.

“Kick…”

Perhaps even doing this, Yuria had already foreseen.
Looking at it that way, she said that even what she was doing now happened on top of Yuria’s palm.

Although it was ironic that even with her amazing existence, she couldn’t escape her own humiliation.

How bad has she become?
Just how strong was she originally?

What is the world she sees?

Full of thoughts, Cashwyn first got into her carriage.

And she had to hide her bitterness as she looked at her face, as if she was trying to hold back her crying like a cow being led to the slaughterhouse.

Today now. She wants to relieve the grudge of an unfortunate sister.
And she wants to prevent a bigger tragic event that will inevitably happen in the future, and she herself is small compared to that event.

But in the midst of her hardships, which would never be small, she was pushing her own steps.

Roa quietly watched Yuria.
Inside her carriage, Yuria just kept her gaze down and her hands shaking slightly.

She was too vague to ask me to stop now.
Although this hardship can be avoided now, as YuRia said, if it comes to a bigger disaster that cannot be avoided later, it would be better to go through it now. Loa didn’t know what to say to her.

Any consolation would be in vain, any encouragement would be in vain.

As a woman, she couldn’t even say anything to Yuria now, even as a loa who had gone through so much pain and suffering.

During this time she procrastinated and procrastinated, she just comforted and comforted herself as much as possible with her body, but now she really couldn’t do anything.

Now that she understands a little bit how Yuria sees her future, Roa can see why Yuria is so helpless.

I can know the future, but I have seen so many futures, and I do not know which of them will be the future that will come before this.
Although she may be able to determine the flow to some extent according to the upcoming flow, the number of futures that will come before her is infinite.

That’s why it’s impossible to confirm what will happen, even though it’s possible to figure out what will happen to some extent… Countless worlds that may or may not have started with ‘what if’.

If she were herself, Loa thought, she might have collapsed just by facing such a future.

While they were locked in silence, the carriage arrived at the count’s mansion.

“Did you get good insurance?”
“Kuh… Did you know?”

Cashwin made a tired expression in a self-deprecating voice.

“If you want to avoid my eyes, you’ll have to wage a war of wisdom?”
“It’s bittersweet. A desperate fate that can’t be avoided even with that ability.”
“…”

Cashew Wynn said, thinking that this would be the last question to ask.

“If you avoid this fate by dying yourself, then what will happen?”

Yuria simply shrugged her shoulders.

“I can’t see you after that. Maybe a Loa will understand why.”
“Huh?”

Cashwyn looked at Loa.

“What Yuria sees is the world of countless ‘what if’s’ that she has as her own standard.”
“Loa? How do you know that?”
“Because I saw it too. Although it’s not the perfect way Yuria sees it, it’s a very limited way through her dreams, and it’s only seeing the past through ‘if’, not even the future.”
“Wait a minute, even if that’s true, how the hell do you get Yuria’s ability?”

Yuria let out a small sigh and opened her mouth.

“In one of the scriptures handed down in our world, there is this content. The Creator took a rib from a man, the first human being he made with his own hands, and made a helper for it, so the two will be joined to form one body.” That’s a very literal word.”

YuRia, who was silent for a moment, entered her mansion and opened her mouth as she saw the mansion that looked so huge in the carriage that was slowly slowing down.

“Our marriage is a ceremony whereby we exchange a tiny part of each other’s souls to become one in a true sense… So me and loa are no longer strangers. I am loa’s and loa is mine. The two of us can never be apart. You are a person in the true sense of the word.”

After those words, the carriage stopped in front of the mansion and the carriage door opened with a click.

“Welcome to Count House, guests”

For some reason, those words felt like a death sentence to Yuria.

There is a saying that you can know the character of the owner by looking at the servants.
Cashwin didn’t absolutely agree with the statement, but thought it was somewhat true.

At the very least, are you following with sincere loyalty? I can’t hide it because I can’t even hide it.

One or two people might not know, but the general airflow flowing through the mansion could not be concealed.

However, if you listen to Yuria’s words, the atmosphere was not bad, despite the fact that she never looked like a proper noble.

I wondered if such a dangerous thing would really happen, but as soon as I moved from place to place and approached the countess’s residence within the mansion, Cashew Winn’s expression slightly distorted. Made an effort

The atmosphere was so different.

Normally, I would try to hide this kind of atmosphere somehow, but the atmosphere here was piled up and piled up so much that it was revealed on the surface without even being able to do that.

“To rot…”

She hadn’t seen many aristocrats herself, but Cashwyn was confident.
The servants here are truly the best of all the servants we have ever seen.

The deep resignation embedded in that expression was so reversible that it was trying to hide itself, but it was so deep that it could not be hidden.

“Madam. The guests have arrived.”
“Stop by”

When the door opened, the countess appeared.

Sitting on her chair with a fan open in one hand and her face covered, she smiled quietly.

Watching that creepy grin, like dozens of snakes crawling, Cashwyn struggled to control her expression.

Roa had a slightly subtle expression as if she was biting her mouth, but fortunately her expression did not change that much.

And Yuria was literally, she was treating her countess with a very cold expressionless face, as if she had met Yuria for the first time.

However, the cold sweat dripping down her forehead showed that YuRia was consuming a lot of energy right now.

“Welcome everyone. I missed you a lot.”

Yuria involuntarily gulped and swallowed her saliva.

It is this person…

“Come here and sit by your side. There are many things I want to tell you.”

Uriah tried to hide his tension and soon began to sit down hesitantly on the chairs arranged around the table prepared in the center of the room.

Sitting in her seat, Yuria calmly took her hand to Roa’s hand, and Roa gently held Yuria’s hand.

“I’ve heard a lot about you guys. I’m sorry to hear that you can exorcise ghosts with mystical powers, but I’m here to invite you all.”

At the words of the countess, Yuria became increasingly nervous and quietly squeezed Roa’s hand a little harder.

“If you’ll excuse me, can I know what the world of ghosts is like for you?”

At the words of the Countess, Yuria hesitated for a moment.
But she was then.

“The world of ghosts is truly a mysterious place”
“Oh, how are you talking?”

Instead of Yuria, Cashew Winn started her speech in the middle.

“The worlds of the living and the ghosts are in one place, but they exist in completely different places that cannot be reached in the usual way. As an analogy, hmm…”

Cashew Wynn took a look around her room.

Then she plucked a petal from a vase that was nearby and held it in her hand.

“Like this petal. Like the front and back of a petal are in one petal, but they can’t meet each other.”
“It’s mysterious. But then how can ghosts appear in reality?”
“That’s why it is said that it cannot be reached through ‘general’ methods. In other words, it also means that you can communicate with each other if you go through non-‘general’ methods.”

Cashwyn held her petals between her thumb and forefinger, and with great force, gently rubbed them with her fingers, completely crushing the center of her petals to reveal a hole.

“Like this”

Crushed front and back. A hole formed by a boundary that blends with each other.

“When the boundaries between each other become blurred, communication with each other becomes possible. This is how ghosts can appear in this world. There are many reasons for such blurring of boundaries. It could be, but it’s not something you’d normally see either way, because it’s not possible with any decent force.”

At Cashwin’s words, the Countess looked at Cashwyn with a sigh.

“So, are all ghosts summoned by someone or appearing through these naturally formed doors?”
“No, it’s not like that. Sometimes the ghosts themselves remain in this world without even realizing that they are dead, or even though they know that they are dead, they refuse to go to their world and remain in this world because of a grudge so great. Or Even after going to the ghost world, there are cases where you come out into this world paying an incredibly huge price.”

At Cashwin’s words, the Countess’ expression hardened a little.

“Then how do you get rid of ghosts?”
“It’s simple. The reason of this world is stronger than you think. They shouldn’t exist in this world. Even if you correct that reason a little, they will naturally have no choice but to return to where they belong.”

YuRia was taken aback by Cashwyn’s words.
That part was not explained, but Cashwyn had figured it out exactly.

“Of course, it’s not always that simple. The greater the grudge of the ghost, the greater the determination. The greater the determination, the greater the burden. The ghost often resists even this logic.”
“…”
“That’s why sometimes it’s necessary to suppress such ghosts directly with strong force.”

At that, the countess quietly brought her words out.

“Does suppressing it yourself mean you can see ghosts?”
“Yes, it is. However, basically, they are not of this world, so it is difficult to know who they are because they are very different from their previous appearances.”

The Countess seemed a little relieved at those words.

“So, is it impossible to talk to ghosts?”
“Well, I don’t know. I don’t know because most souls with strong resentment or obsession that remain in the world of the living are in a state of insanity. So far, I haven’t met a ghost with whom I can communicate.”

Yuria was truly astounded.
It was because he had not lied at all and was exquisitely deceiving the Countess.

There are many cases where the ghosts left in this world are insane. It is also true that I have never met a ghost with whom I can communicate.
Because Cashwyn had never met a ghost.

The countess groaned and began to look at Cashwyn and Yuria alternately.

Perhaps she was starting to get confused.

Until now, it would have been known that YuRia had the ability to chase ghosts, but Cashwinn seemed to be an expert on ghosts.
In fact, she was also Cashew Winn, who had been representing the ghost eradication task.

“Could I actually see you exorcise a ghost?”
“Madam, as you know, if you ask us to exorcise a ghost, we compare the value before extermination with the value after extermination, and we receive one-fifth of the increase in value. If you pay the cost, we will exorcise any ghost.”

The Countess seemed to be thinking for a while, and then she spoke again.

“Then who is doing the elimination?”
“Of course I should, but the weak ghost is giving my apprentice practice.”

YuRia was amazed at Cashwyn’s words, huh, inwardly.

Cashwyn twisted her words so that they weren’t just breathtakingly false.

Weak ghost.
Depending on where you set the standard, almost all ghosts in this world are weak ghosts to Yuria.

Also, YuRia herself was clearly learning the basics of magic in this world from Cashew Winn, so it was not wrong to say that she was Cashwyn’s disciple.

It was not only Yuria who was surprised, but Roa as well. YuRia hurriedly gave her a signal by giving strength to her hand, and Roa hurriedly managed her expression again.

“Madam, the tea you ordered is ready.”
“Ah, come quickly. Even if you don’t, the guests seem to be hungry, so it went well.”

One of her maids came in with tea in a suitcase.
As she poured tea into a teacup and threw it on the table, she stumbled and fell, and the tea was splashed onto Yuria’s clothes.

“!?”
“Yu, Yuria?!”

Compared to Roa, who was surprised, Yuria was not particularly hurt.

If the temperature of the tea was normal, she would have burned her flesh, but that temperature was blocked.

As long as she was Yuria, she could remain unconcerned even in boiling water if she wanted to, so she wasn’t scorched by the tea water, but in that very brief moment, Yuria realized.

If she wasn’t Daisy here, the Countess would surely find her strange.

The moment Yuria made her judgment, she let go of her defenses against her temperature on her own.

“Kyaahiah!”
“Oh, no!”

After a very subtle short term, Cashwyn hurriedly chanted a magic to draw water from her and splashed it on Yuria’s body.
It wasn’t cold water, but the water at a temperature that could be said to be cool was splashed on Yuria’s body, neutralizing the temperature of the hot tea water that was burning her body.

“Oops, my lady-in-waiting has been rude. Hey! What are you doing! Hurry up and not take the guest to the bathroom!!”

Roa and Yuria. Grigg and Cashwin flinched at the words.

She finally realized she was up to something, but she pretended to be calm.

Even though she knew what would happen to Yuria, she couldn’t stop it.

Because all of this was just as planned.

Her chest was so tight and her heart was tight.
Still, still, Roa let go of Yuria, feigning her composure.

“Guest. Then please come this way.”
“Boo, please.”

Yuria staggered from her seat as she endured the burning pain. Beside her, her maids supported her and guided her to the bathroom, and Yuria headed for her bathroom with the help of such a maid.

Upon arriving at her bathroom, her ladies-in-waiting helped Yuria get dressed.

“I’ll wash the clothes and return them soon.”
“…”

Yuria, who was naked, had red burn marks all over her upper body and body, and her expression was slightly distorted. The maids wiped Yuria’s body with cold water to soothe her burn marks. I finished the tea and wiped it off.

“I’m envious… I envy the customer because her waist is so thin even without a corset.”
“Oh my God… These weren’t breast implants”

YuRia was a little taken aback by the sight of her maids squealing around her, but she was a little embarrassed at this situation where nothing happened.

She thought that if she was aiming, she would be aiming this time, but did she go too far?

Is this really just an accident?

While Yuria was so flustered, one of her maids brought her medicine out of nowhere.

“It’s a very effective medicine for burn scars. You shouldn’t be scarred with such fair skin.”
“…”

The lady-in-waiting spread plenty of her medicine over YuRia’s burn marks and applied it. As she felt that the wound that had been warming up quickly became stable, Yuria thought that the medicine here was better than she thought. At that moment, she felt KungShe reeled in and felt her heart pounding.

“Ugh…?!”

Suddenly she couldn’t breathe.
The flow of her powers flowing through her body was suddenly blocked.

“Keep… This, this… What?”

She was careless
Even if she was caught off guard, she was so caught off guard.

YuRia, who had been staggering as she couldn’t breathe properly, thumped as she did and her back collided with the wall as she tried to catch the swaying vision and glared at them.

YuRia, unable to express anything other than her wary eyes because her words didn’t come out properly, moaned softly at the sight of a man walking out from somewhere with a very disgusting expression on her side.

She was now stripped of all her clothes.

Shi, I hate it!
All in all, why at a time like this!?

“This is fortunate. It’s fortunate that you are truly capable of catching ghosts.”
“Shut up…?”

YuRia looked at him as if she was wondering what the hell she was talking about while desperately covering her body with her arms and hands, despite her weeping and struggling breathing.

“My mother’s guest told me to thoroughly destroy the person with the ability to catch ghosts, but if that person had the ability to catch ghosts, I would have been in big trouble, right? I’m not gay. “Come to think of it, I didn’t tell you. The medicine you put on your body was made exclusively for ghost-catchers. If the ghost-catcher were really that wizard, you wouldn’t have suffered from that.”

Yuria glared at him with an expression of disbelief as she staggered.

A drug that targets you?
Nonsense. Could such a drug exist in this world…

“Ugh…”

Full-!!

She was starting to have a hard time even maintaining her consciousness.
Unbelievable, but this drug was real.

He couldn’t figure out how he was able to incapacitate himself to this extent, but Yuria was getting more and more teary-eyed at this crisis.

He knew it would be like this.
But…

But!!

“Heuk!”

Yuria, who fell down, lost consciousness while the man’s hands were groping her body.