Meliodas X Reader: Journey of (Y/n) with the 7 Deadly Sins and 10 Commandments

Ch.3 Encounter

Galand's POV
Because of the effect I created, as I settled to the ground where I travel, I saw the 7 sins. We were coated in dust when I noticed Meliodas covering the female behind him. He uttered a "tssk" sound. "At that distance, I thought I'd get here in 70 steps, but it takes 72 steps," I replied, chuckling at their expressions when I unexpectedly appeared. "You're the 10 commandments, Galand?" Meliodas questioned. I replied, "Yeah, I am. It's been a while, Meliodas. It seems that you have forgotten someone important and yet you're replacing another. You're so stupid, Meliodas!" He said, "Uh, someone important... I don't know what you're talking about!" I taunted, "Oh, it seems that you don't remember, and of course it's too early for you to know but think properly." Meliodas chuckled, a mischievous glint in his eyes. "Well, if you're so confident that I've forgotten someone important, why don't you enlighten me? Refresh my memory." I smirked, enjoying the game we were playing. "Oh, don't worry. The truth has a way of revealing itself when the time is right."

Meliodas POV
I'm not sure what he's talking about, so I went back into my fighting stance and prepared to attack him, but his first move was a whirlwind of dust, so I cloned myself. The first clone attacked him and slit his neck, but he was then stabbed in the back while the two clones rushed to his side and sliced him. Because the blow was so powerful, I tried to tackle him from above, but I failed. He grabbed my neck and asked, "Are you really Meliodas?" When he tightened his hold, I coughed up some blood. Diane yelled my name, then dashed towards me and the others while Merline cancelled her size and object transference. Then, as Diane attempted to strike Galand with her hammer, Galand kicked her weapon, which returned to her and struck her in the face. She stepped back, and Merlin snapped her finger, forcing Galand to vanish. When I was free of Galands' grip, I approached Diane and inquired, "Diane, are you okay?" Of course, she doesn't respond, as predicted; she's in pain. Merlin appears to have placed Elizabeth, Hawk, and Arthur in her immaculate cube.

Merlin's POV

"I didn't make him disappear," Galand stated as he emerged behind me. "I hate saucy mages like you the most," he growled, and Arthur yelled, "Merlin run!" Then there was Slader in front of me, attempting to defend me, but he failed; he was thrown to the side, and Galand smashed him. Then I tried to negotiate a bargain with him, which was a lie in order to protect everyone... "Merlin, that's not going to work!" said Meliodas, as I turned to stone.  As I stood frozen in stone, my heart sank. The realization hit me that my plan had failed and that the safety of everyone was now at risk. Meliodas's words echoed in my mind, reminding me that I had underestimated Galand's power and cunning. Desperation washed over me as I desperately searched for a way to undo the damage I had caused.

Meliodas POV

"I am Galand, the "truth" of the ten commandments. If you lie to me, you will turn to stone," stated Galand. Then I went after him. The troops began to assault him as well, but they were sliced, and I was flung. I then attacked him repeatedly, but what I'm doing is futile. "Stop killing everyone!" Elizabeth yelled. I had no alternative but to summon my demon and perform a spell on Galand that rendered him immobile, but this time I was straining to keep my strength under control. "I can't believe you've turned into such a softie! Is it because that girl is worried about you? Or have you truly forgotten someone from your past?" he remarked. Then Galand thrust his spear into my stomach, and I flew backward. "I have no interest in you... the back-stabbing soldier, Meliodas! But try to remember that person or else that person will be ours, hahaha!" He moved towards me and aimed the spear at my left eye, then everyone got cut, and my eyes began to close.  As my vision faded, I could hear the sounds of chaos and screams echoing around me. Galand's sinister laughter filled the air, a chilling reminder of the imminent danger that awaited those who dared to cross his path.

Elizabeth's POV

What occurred startled me. Galand was standing in front of us, attempting to break the flawless cube. He eventually gave up and departed. The scene was gruesome, and suddenly Gowther burst out laughing.  His laughter echoed through the room, adding an eerie tone to the already unsettling atmosphere. As we exchanged bewildered glances, it became clear that something was not right with Gowther—his usually calm demeanor had been replaced by a disturbing sense of amusement.

After an hour.
We're in a room waiting for Meliodas to wake up. When he opened his eyes, I suddenly hugged him and said, "I was afraid... that you never wake up." Meliodas asked, "Where are we?" I replied, "where in the castle of Camelot." There was Arthur crying beside Merlin, who turned into a stone, saying, "I'm sorry, Merlin, you are always protecting me. I couldn't even protect you this time." Then there was a sudden voice from Merlin, saying she's safe and explaining that she was in a safe sphere before she completely turned to stone, so everyone is safe, and now we're planning our strategy for whatever may happen next." As we discuss our strategy, the weight of the situation hangs heavy in the air. With Merlin's return and assurance of safety, we must carefully consider our next move to ensure the protection of Camelot and its inhabitants. The fate of our kingdom now rests on the success of our planning and execution. 

Day passed. After Diane left on her own adventure, we continued on our own. Stones may be found everywhere. I walked on the entry stone when there was just one there and was stunned by the scene. I turned around and asked Meliodas, "Where are we?" He responded, "To the sacred land." As we ventured further into the sacred land, I couldn't help but marvel at the breathtaking beauty that surrounded us. The air was filled with a sense of tranquility and ancient energy, making it clear why this place held such significance. It was as if time had stood still in this mystical realm, beckoning us to uncover its secrets.