Marigold fell into the Yandere's arms

Chapter 31

"I can save you."

"no."

Edwin shook his head resolutely.

The wild rage was showing how angry he was.

My heart shrank, but thinking of Benjamin, I couldn't back down like this.

"Please. I want to save Benjamin."

"Dangerous."

Edwin furrowed his eyebrows in disapproval.

"Take us where people can't see us. If it's Ed, you can do it."

Although it was an absurd request from the position of being protected, I had faith that Edwin would be able to do it.

The answer did not come easily. Only cold gazes reach me.

I glanced down, anxiously, to see a red pool formed around Benjamin.

There was no more time to delay.

"If that child dies, I think I will feel guilty for the rest of my life. So please... ... ."

Edwin's face frowned as he ejaculated earnestly while holding on to his collar.

"okay. So don't cry If you cry because of that little boy, I won't let you go."

Edwin, who spit out urgently as if my expression looked like he was about to cry, quickly looked around.

"Beryl, listen to that."

Edwin winks at Benjamin, and Beryl lifts the child away.

"Move to the tent over there."

Where he pointed, there was a tent that had partly collapsed.

It appears to have been installed to supervise the fireworks display, as the fish, the symbol of the Felisena festival, was painted on it.

Even though Edwin was holding me, he moved quickly, swinging his sword without shaking at all.

Finally we reached the tent at the end of the sandy beach.

"Don't fall again. Otherwise, I will kill that little boy."

I guess it's because I've gotten used to Edwin's way of speaking.

Those words like threats were filtered out and heard, so I laughed a little, even though it wasn't a situation to laugh at.

I nodded and Edwin lowered me to the floor. Afterwards, Beryl laid Benjamin down in the tent.

"Don't get hurt."

I knew that Edwin was strong, but I was worried because he was dealing with a demon rather than a human.

"Yes. Don't worry, we'll wipe it all out."

A bright smile appeared on Edwin's cold face.

It is clear that her face is springtime, but why is her life stronger than before?

I had a premonition that none of those monsters could survive today.

Rubbing his trembling arm, he hurriedly entered the tent and looked at Benjamin.

'It will be difficult to recover with just the garnet you have now.'

Her body was torn to pieces, and her weak breath seemed to be cut off soon.

Without hesitation, I grabbed the garnet from my ankle and began to sing the song of Jueri.

When I amplified Garnet's power by adding my energy, the other hand grew red.