TBATE - VENGEANCE

Chapter 2 - Reunion

Arthur Leywin's POV:

The asuran body was not unfamiliar to me, but even so, this was a child's body. I hurried into the forest, using as little mana as possible to get to the spot where the slave dealers had bound the children and were getting ready to flee. "What then should we do in their case? instant karma with a swift death or a delayed death? "Regis remarked that he found the situation amusing. After experiencing this in the previous reality, I was still incensed and felt nothing but contempt for these disgusting pieces of living creatures. "I will give them the worst nightmare that they could experience ever," I screamed.

They were four people, two of them were augmentations, and the other two weren't even mages. They were standing in front of the carriage, preparing items for transport from this position to their final destination. I quickly approached them and summoned two ice blades into each hand, piercing one into the first slave trader's spine and the other into his chest, causing him to fall to the ground.

As the other three noticed it, they turned their attention to me and pulled out their different guns. I accelerated forward, using the wind mana to strengthen my arms and legs. I slashed at the man's neck and face, causing him to fall to the ground screaming in pain. "Oh my, we just found gold amid the wreckage. If you were a young wizard, you would be in high demand, child "The augmenter trader noted that he believed he could defeat me.

He pulled out a spear and charged at me, but because of how slowly he moved, I was able to jump over him and stab both of his eyeballs with my blades. He immediately regretted what he had said. The last slave merchant happened onto a scene where a young child, no older than four, had just defeated three of his allies, who were nothing more than bugs to the boy.

"Let me live, please! The slave trader implored, "You can take whatever you want, but please let me live! "Do you think mercy will be available to you after the deed you perpetrated was so heinous? ", my fury roared like a forest fire. Come outside, Regis, it's time for dinner. Regis jumped out of my body as I uttered my command, growling like a beast and poised to eat the person standing in front of him.

I said, which irritated Regis a little bit as he lunged for his target, "Don't leave a single part of this trash if you don't want to reduce your aether reserves that is. I'll make sure I receive a rise of at least 20%," loving his sadist side. I approached the carriage while Sylvie hopped onto my shoulder, and as I entered, I noticed a girl who looked like the one I had thought I had lost forever—my love, my Tess.

She was discarded from my life in the previous reality, but now, even if I have to burn the entirety of Alacrya, I would defend it with everything I have at my disposal. Her gunmetal hair and green eyes gleamed like an idol for the people. Regis remarked, grinning maniacally, "You know the thinking about destroying the whole Alacrya could break our deal with Seris. I, on the other hand, and Sylvie simply rolled my eyes at his remark.

Was he the one who spared me from the slave traders? Tessia was gazing at me with the same obvious bewilderment and doubt about me. Being fastened to the rope, she. I assisted her and merely said, "It's okay; you can go home at this time." She cried out in relief as a surge of happiness over the fact that she could finally return home rushed over her face.

"hic...hic.." "I was really terrified. I believed they would try to sell me. I was afraid I wouldn't ever see my family again, hic! WAAAAH...." There is no need to cry any longer; those people won't harm you, I reassured her as I sat next to her.

Sylvie climbed onto her lap and began licking her hand as if to soothe her and she felt relieved. Tess was a little shocked at first, but after some time she felt at ease around Sylvie. She sniffed, "W-What happened to the terrible guys?" and her voice was a little shaky. I informed her that keeping her in the dark at this time was an option, explaining that "they got into an unfortunate accident."