Captured by the Desert Tyrant (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 49

Ever since Luhan appeared, Latifa looked at them with an anxious expression because Hades had somehow turned menacing.

“Ahaha. As expected of Hades, the peerless warrior who fights a hundred alone—my worry was pointless.”

Luhan offered Hades a gentle smile, but when his eyes met Latifa’s gaze, he blushed slightly and lowered his head.

‘He must be quite shy. He was like that the first time I saw him too.’

She recalled how, even on the day they first met, Luhan had kept blushing in front of her.

“No. Luhan, it’s not that you’re useless—it’s that the deal itself was pointless.”

“Huh?”

As Luhan wore a blank expression, Iota began sobbing while showing Tarek’s injury to the crowd gathered in the hall.

“Everyone, please look! Our Prince Tarek’s shoulder wound! Prince Tarek is a warrior among warriors, wielding his sword with unmatched mastery—how devastated he must be to have injured that exceptional shoulder! He might never wield a sword again!”

Her voice was filled not with persuasion, but with even greater malice.

When Latifa looked at Tarek, he merely chewed on his lower lip with a flustered expression.

Seeing this, Hades sneered harshly.

“Luhan, Tarek is a useless man. He can’t even stand up to his own mother, so your deal was worthless from the start. Tarek trying to persuade Iota? Even a passing dog would laugh.”

At those words, Luhan murmured with a regretful look.

“Oh dear. That was my mistake.”

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