Interest Compounds on Revenge (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 74
The person who stepped outside, turning his back on the darkness, was undoubtedly Terren.
Lea quickly assessed his condition. His pupils were hazy, his expression dazed, and his body utterly exhausted—he was a complete wreck.
It was obvious just how desperately he had fought, even without seeing it firsthand.
“It’s me, Grace.”
“Have you come to kill me?”
He didn’t recognize his own fiancée at all. She shouted toward a member of her group.
“We need to extinguish that poisonous herb smoke!”
If her suspicion was correct, Terren and the soldiers had been poisoned by the smoke. But things didn’t go as smoothly as she’d hoped.
“It won’t go out! Good grief! How strange—even pouring water or covering it with dirt, the smoke just keeps rising!”
So that’s why even Terren had been helpless against it.
“I killed all those thieves.”
Terren, barely hearing Grace’s words, kept muttering to himself. Still, unlike the other soldiers who had lost consciousness, he remained awake—that was at least fortunate.
Lea was shocked to see Terren’s clothes, face, hands, and even his sword completely stained with blood.
“Terren, snap out of it! Don’t you remember me?”
Lea cried out to Terren in a voice filled with despair. But all she received in return was pain.
The Villainous Demon Lord Laid an Egg for Her (Female-Dominated)
Several months after transmigrating into a book, Yu Wu found herself facing the demon lord Li You, who could no longer conceal his dragon horns. With one hand on her aching waist and the other gripping a sharp sword, she stared at him.
The demon lord’s eyes were red with fury:
“This is all your doing! Today, I won’t rest until I kill you!”
Yu Wu rubbed her temples. Putting aside the taboo against bloodshed during pregnancy, wasn’t it this very man who willingly walked into her trap that day?!
Warnings:
- Male pregnancy.
- Height ratios are set to mirror typical male-female height proportions.
- Characters include a foot-loving demon lord and an eldest daughter from an immortal family’s concubine lineage.
I don’t understand, if she is trying to save the twins, why is she putting a gun to her head? She needs to be alive for the twins to survive.
This is sounding less like a punishment and more like a privilege.
Sometimes this novel’s inability to reflect anything close to realism frustrates me. Let’s reward arson and attempted murder! (Can’t help but point out the lack of creativity with Mr. Baker’s name.)