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

Ch. 17 Legendary Book

Zeldris POV

"EVERYONE STOP!" I heard someone yell, but when I turned around, I was filled with joy because the goddesses appeared. 'I WANT TO KILL THEM SO MUCH'. Someone suddenly patted my shoulder. It was Gowther. I understand him shaking his head to signal "no," so I'd best calm myself and listen to what they were about to say. Perhaps there is an explanation for where (Y/N) is. /As I took a deep breath and composed myself, the goddesses began to speak in unison, their voices resonating with a divine power. They explained that they had sensed a disturbance in the realm and had come to investigate. 

King's POV

I was standing behind everyone; they were all fussing because (Y/N) had disappeared, but then the goddesses appeared out of nowhere. Daine was constantly by my side, and we were always there for one another. I adore her, but she is completely unaware. We regrouped ourselves once Meliodas returned, and we now have reformed our group on the seven deadly sins... with the exception of Gowther. 

Gloxinia's POV

Zeldris returned to us. "Let's regroup," he remarked as he passed over me. Everyone has gathered now. The six commandments were the only ones that remained with us. I'm sorry for the others. The goddesses have shown up. 'I really want to get even,' I thought as I tightened my hand.

I could see the determination in Zeldris' eyes as he scanned the room, his gaze fixated on the remaining six commandments. We had lost so many comrades in this battle against the goddesses, and it pained me to see their absence. The thought of revenge burned within me, a fiery desire that fueled my every move on the battlefield.

Gowther's POV

They formed their own group, so it was only me... I couldn't decide who to choose since I was caught between the Seven Deadly Sins and the remaining Ten Commandments. I remained in the center of the two clans. 'It's best to stand here; I won't pick anyone,' I reasoned as the one goddess spoke. 

Nerobasta's POV (goddess)

Poor guy, he can't decide whether to follow the seven deadly sins or the ten commandments. He remained in the center. "Who will you pick now?" I asked Gowther. "I won't have to choose between them," he said quietly.

Zeldris POV

"Where is (Y/N)?" I inquired, trying to find out where she was. "(Y/N)? But then she comes back to this world," Nerobasta said. 'She came back, but why didn't she come to see me?' I muttered. /I couldn't shake off the feeling of disappointment as I pondered over the reason why (Y/N) hadn't reached out to me. It had been so long since we last spoke, and I couldn't help but wonder if something had changed between us. As the minutes ticked by, my impatience grew, and I couldn't wait any longer to find out the truth behind (Y/N)'s absence.

Meliodas POV

I took up (n/n) and proceeded to the goddesses. "(Y/n) is missing, and I lost her memories, but (n/n) also doesn't know where she is," I continued, "so maybe we can find some clues in her." She snapped her finger, and (n/n) transformed into a book. It appears to be a legend. "The truth is that (Y/n)...." Nerobasta looked at Elizabeth, who just nodded. "(Y/n) is from another world; before she just came here for a reason; may you hand me over the book?" she said, and I did. "This book is the legendary of (Y/N) in her world. She became the legendary warrior and wrote her name in history. This book contains information about her living in the other world. And the life of her fragments after she accidentally got sealed. Now everyone must go and see her story, including you, Elizabeth. The truth is in this book. Please don't fight when you get there; just watch only the scenes. If you fight over this content, I'm sure that (Y/N)'s memories will scatter and wander." She warned us, and she put us in the content of the book. As Elizabeth and the others stepped into the world of the book, they were awestruck by the vivid images that surrounded them. The pages came to life, unfolding a tale of courage, love, and sacrifice. They couldn't help but become immersed in her story, feeling each triumph and heartbreak as if it were their own. The warning echoed in their minds, urging them to remain passive observers, for if they allowed conflict to arise, the very essence of (Y/N)'s memories would be lost forever, forever condemned to wander in a realm of fragmented thoughts and incomplete stories.

-to be continued-