Chapter 240 – Chapter 240- The Beginning of the War (13)

Although it has a childish face, it has a strangely decadent beauty.

I couldn’t believe that this beautiful girl was Kim Ji-hye, even though I could feel fierce thanks to her slightly raised eyes.

“It’s me, kid.”

Her voice has changed, but hearing that tone dripping with chic.

I became convinced that the girl in front of me was Kim Ji-hye.

A suit soaked in blood.

Originally, the suit that fit her body was loosely covering Kim Ji-hye’s body like an overfit.

Kim Ji-hye, who was slightly shorter than me, was also reduced in height.

Her height has shrunk, her face has grown younger, and her clothes have grown.

This meant one thing.

Jihye Kim was young.

“Wait… Wait a minute.”

I decided to first check how severe her Kim Ji-hye’s wound was.

Widely.

I approached Kim Ji-hye and pulled the collar of her suit forward.

As I pulled on the loose suit, my eyes, naturally approaching, could see the inside of the suit.

There was a lot of blood in one place, and it was hardened.

Judging from her bloodstains and torn clothes, which show that she had been stabbed, Kim Ji-hye must have suffered quite severe injuries.

However, for some reason, there was not a single wound on Kim Ji-hye’s body.

Let’s be curious about her bizarre body condition with only a lot of blood and no scars.

“Go away.”

Jihye Kim slapped my body.

I tried to check Kim Ji-hye’s wounds, but she hit her fist, which was definitely weaker than before.

Gradually sincerely, Kim Ji-hye’s fists grew stronger.

“Go away…!”

Only then did I realize why Kim Ji-hye was so upset.

Unlike my heart of checking the inside of her suit, with a pure heart that Kim Ji-hye might not have been hurt.

It was because, on the outside, the young figure looked strange.

I came closer and pulled on a baggy suit to see her flesh.

“……”

Recognizing this situation, I became concerned about Kim Ji-hye’s inner flesh without knowing it.

Oddly whiter skin, and a bra that seemed to have shrunk her breasts as well.

The moment I was about to see something pinkish.

Jihye Kim’s fist hit my chin.

“Ouch.”

Once again, I was convinced that Kim Ji-hye was right.

Let’s step back from her, getting her perfect fist hit that shakes her sense of balance.

Kim Ji-hye let out a snort as if she was ashamed of her, then tidied up her clothes.

“Crazy bastard, really.”

He fixed his clothes, but the slightly flowing suit caused something cute.

“That’s fortunate.”

And I looked at Kim Ji-hye and let out a sigh of relief.

Kim Ji-hye let go of my sigh, and she naturally looked around the shadow family.

Several traces of the fight against the Dark Ghost remain.

Seeing this trace, Kim Ji-hye also told me if she had guessed that the cancer ear had come.

“Damn it, it would have been a big advantage if I had caught the Dark Ghost here as well.”

It was also Kim Ji-hye.

Just by looking at this situation, Kim Ji-hye inferred that we had driven the dark demons into it.

“Unfortunately, it’s raining.”

As I spit out these words, I remembered what the dark ghost said at the last moment.

‘You and I are lucky.’

Spitting blood, the word that the dark ghost whispered to me.

Judging from the sudden recovery of the fleeing dark ghost, in a way I could have been lucky.

After she admitted that she missed the dark ghost anyway, she told Kim Ji-hye.

“Jihye noona is also safe. Except for being young.”

“……”

Jihye Kim listened to me and furrowed her eyebrows.

Now that I was able to figure out each and every one of Kim Ji-hye’s actions, anxiety overtook me when I saw those actions.

“For now, there’s a lot more to do than that.”

Kim Ji-hye handed her Kim Si-hee beside her to the members of the shadow family who approached her before she knew it.

There was no need to explain to the members of the Shadow House that they were young again like me.

Kang Ah-jun’s first disciple, Kim Ji-hye.

She was probably Kim Ji-hye, who had walked through the battlefield with this youthful appearance, so she was already familiar to the members who participated in the war.

Kim Ji-hye, drenched in her blood and wearing a baggy suit, moved along with her stride.

Profit.

As if welcoming the return of the head of state, walking among the members lined up in a long line.

Entering through the large gate, Kim Ji-hye declared to everyone.

“That one hit first.”

Widely.

Kim Ji-hye snapped her fingers and placed a white cigarette on her lips.

“The war is about to begin. Spread this fact as much as possible and block it. Because that side must have already moved.”

It was the beginning of the war, much earlier than expected.

* *

“Shit.”

Lee Chang-heon, the head of the Ho-ho family.

He cursed and denied what was happening in front of him.

“… This bitch sucks.”

Wajik.

A youkai that breaks walls and rushes like crazy.

There was no way they wouldn’t know the identity of those wielding curved swords revealing their muscular upper bodies.

Lee Chang-heon, who participated in the war, faced them until he got tired of them, perhaps by coincidence.

Another coincidence worked, and Lee Chang-heon spat out abusive language as he saw the monsters who came to his family once again.

“Really fuck that dog.”

Poo-!

True to the name of the lake family, the gold ornaments floating on the calm lake were broken.

Lee Chang-heon, who recalled the money he had spent to buy it, spat out his spell with tears in his eyes.

“Quiet.”

The yaksha stepped on it, and the surface of the lake stopped splattering.

And in order to maintain the same tranquility as before, it gently changed its surface.

The water surface of the lake is calm and smooth like water flowing.

Red blood spread all over the surface of the lake, with no one protruding.

Hairy.

Not long after, the yaksha that was perched on the pond began to collapse.

Water surface.

The calm water surface took away the yaksha’s ankle just as high as it was.

Looking at the yakshas lying face down in the pond one after another, not recognizing the neatly cut ankles like flowing water.

Lee Chang-heon shouted.

“Everyone using magic, get out of the way!”

This was after the second line of defense had already been breached.

They hurriedly fall back, but unfortunately a few fell to the floor after being hit by the curved sword.

Opening his eyes, Lee Chang-heon raised his energy even more.

Tuck, Tuck, Tuck.

Every footstep on the calm water again was recognized in Lee Chang-heon’s head.

“What the hell… What the hell.”

Lee Chang-heon uttered a sense of despair at the absurd situation.

I cut off the ankles of a tolerable yaksha that entered the pond.

Instead of a special regenerative ability, a yaksha with the characteristic of being able to capture sword energy in a curved sword must have been resting his head in vain there.

But those in front of me pushed in like zombies.

Stepping on the newly sprouted ankles, leaving the ankles tottering in the pond.

“Princess!”

As if blaming himself for being lost, Lee Chang-heon’s aide shouted.

Only then did Lee Chang-heon come to his senses and use magic again.

This time, the fluctuating surface of the water was amplified altogether, creating a mess on the water.

Not only himself, but all the shamans of the Lake family by his side supported the shamanism.

Fuu-!

As if dozens of bombs had exploded, streams of water soared.

Revulsion soared at the fact that the water, which had been clear until just now, was mixed with flesh and blood.

The effect was clear.

Fighting.

The rising stream of water stopped, and blood and flesh fell from the air.

Lee Chang-heon had a moment of hope, but only part of it stopped moving.

He erased the light of hope when he saw that the yaksha was still moving.

Mess, mess.

It was disgusting.

The whole process of sprouting bones and sprouting veins.

Some didn’t regenerate properly, and some spewed strangely red blood.

They hurriedly moved in this direction.

“Lee Chang-heon!”

From far awayheheard the voice of the yaksha leader calling him.

Hearing that damn voice, Lee Chang-hun tightly closed his eyes.

“That bastard.”

“Let’s end this disgusting relationship here today!”

Not only herself, but the guy also wielded a large swordsman, as if he was fed up with himself.

Seoeok-!

Perhaps because he had been using his subordinates until now, his swordsmanship was fierce.

He somehow got away with it, but the rest was the problem.

Lee Chang-heon, who witnessed the disappearance of the upper body of the aide next to him, decided to accept the yakcha’s provocation.

“OK.”

It was obvious without looking at why they came in.

A few days ago, Kim Ji-hye came to visit her.

Kim Ji-hye, who gave her the truth she did not know until now, asked for her alliance to defeat her evil forces.

Lee Chang-heon immediately accepted.

He was hot-tempered himself, and although he was a spontaneous person, he was not a thoughtless acceptance.

If you were a shaman, or at least if you had at least a little bit of rational thought, you would stick to this side, so you just joined.

Even if the evil forces were disgusting, it was so disgusting.

“Damn.”

However, seeing a member of their group fall to the ground in front of their eyes made them regret it a bit.

Lee Chang-heon, biting his teeth, swallowed the blood rising from his throat.

I had to use magic even though I was overdoing it.

“Please come quickly.”

It’s been quite some time since I broke through the barriers set by the yakshas and sent a rescue request.

Now that the limit is approaching, the only way for them to survive is to come to support from the other side.

Seo Eo Eok-.

The sword slashed at the head of the yaksha cut through everything.

I don’t know what they did, but the yaksha’s not only resilience, but their constitutions were also strengthened.

Lee Chang-heon tried to calm the sword through silence somehow.

He had already spat out incantations in succession, and his own incantations could not catch the sword spirit that ran amok like a mudfish.

“Chew.”

Looking at the sword that came right in front of me, I spat out a word in desperation.

Seobik.

Another sword fell from the sky.

The sword energy bent strangely and completely offset the sword force of the yaksha.

Took.

Right after the sword fell, a human figure fell from the air.

It was a fine-looking monster with swords at both waists.

“Reinforcements?”

“They are reinforcements.”

The Yo-kai answered in a neutral voice.

After confirming that they were reinforcements, Lee Chang-heon sat down on the floor.

“Why are you so late?”

“… I’m sorry.”

At Lee Chang-heon’s empty words, the monster calmly apologized.

“No, that’s it.”

Actually, it wasn’t too late.

Lee Chang-heon closed the eyes of the aide who had collapsed next to him and said to the reinforcements who came.

“Instead, make sure to wipe those guys out.”

“I will.”

Whirik.

The Yo-kai seemed to be about to swing his sword, and lightly brushed it off.

There was only one reinforcement, but I didn’t worry too much.

The reinforcements trying to face the enemy still drew only one of the two swords.