Why Do You Obsess Even After Death (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 199

Delia’s execution was quite tumultuously called off.

It was only natural. After all, a demon and a beast had appeared at the execution site, making it impossible for the execution to proceed.

Whether by misfortune or fortune, Delia was returned to prison still alive.

They said she had awakened, yet she neither ate nor drank, staring blankly into the air as if her soul had drifted somewhere far away.

After several days of neither eating, drinking, nor doing anything at all, Delia reportedly died, as though she had simply fallen asleep and never woken again.

I couldn’t tell whether she had chosen death herself or succumbed to illness, as I hadn’t heard the details—but I didn’t feel the need to find out.

I simply wanted to believe that her final passing was a moment undisturbed by anyone, a death not forced upon her by another.

Moreover, tales of evil continued to circulate throughout the Empire.

Many had witnessed what happened at Delia’s execution, and the story had spread widely.

The rumor that Crown Prince Belial, once regarded as a virtuous ruler worthy of historical record, was in fact a central pillar of evil, endlessly passed from mouth to mouth among the people.

Likewise, stories about Laches and me, who had toppled the evil Belial, showed no sign of stopping.

Belial was not buried in the imperial mausoleum. Though the Emperor seemed to wish for his burial there, he ultimately couldn’t bring himself to do it due to the intense public scrutiny.

Viscount Littha was later captured by the Imperial Knights and punished.

Though the exact nature of his punishment remained unknown, no one had seen him since—allowing one to infer his fate.

They had also located Countess Littha; she was found dead of starvation, presumed to have passed away a few days before the Viscount attacked Bianca.

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