Travel to another world and become a monster messenger

Alicia and Jill were both stunned. The capabilities of the Fairy Ship were still unknown, and they had seen fragments of it. They had never expected to have the ability to break blades.

The broken sword could no longer be used. She had never experienced such a gloomy feeling in her heart, as she had never experienced such a failure and humiliation in front of her lover.

"No, it's impossible... this... how can I be worthy of my sister if this happens..." Her right hand holding the hilt of the sword kept shaking. Her eyes could not focus, her pupils were dilated, and she had obviously lost herself.

Sylvia’s vision gradually turned white, and then slowly turned black: “Sister… Sister ah ah ah——!” In response to Sylvia’s scream, the temple hall in the forest began to emit a strong light.

The light turned into a black mist, enveloping Sylvia. Her originally fair skin gradually became dull, and her bloodshot eyes became even more blood red. Her laughter was like the scream of a madman. Whoever saw it would only think that she was extremely dangerous now.

"What, what is that? What's happening now?"

"It may be the magic power sealed in the temple. I didn't expect it to possess me..."

A drop of cold sweat dripped down Alicia's face. The originally confused Xu Zhen also managed to regain some composure and stared at Sylvia with the monsters. The previous jealous and crazy look was very different. It seemed that the slightest movement would kill her instantly.

Their bodies kept shaking and cold sweat kept pouring out. This extreme fear almost overwhelmed Xu Zhen and the others. Despite this, they still tried to stand firm and did not take their eyes off Sylvia, whose sight was completely distracted.

"Sister... please fully accept my love!" A large amount of black halo erupted from Sylvia's body, and she laughed wildly again.

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"The magic power to control people... I didn't expect there is such a thing..." Daglas and Melni talked in the carriage heading to the southern forest.

The temple in the forest holds an evil power. Dagorath is reluctant to believe it at first because he has never heard of it before.

He had been told that this was built to protect novice adventurers, but it seemed that was just a story to cover up the truth. The king also told him that this was the truth, and Dagras felt a shock as if he had been hit on the head by a blunt object.

"The damage happened decades ago. Working with the wise men of the forest, we sealed the dark magic that caused the chaos firmly inside the temple. That is now, the temple in the southern forest."

Hearing Melni's words, Daglas couldn't help but move slightly.

"That wise man of the forest... could it be?"

"Yes. It is Lord Eugrias who lives in the great forest far to the north."

“It’s incredible. I’ve been here for a long time, but it seems like there’s still a lot I don’t know…”

Surprise, emotion and embarrassment intertwined, Douglas smiled bitterly. At this moment, he suddenly had a question: "But why seal such a dangerous thing in the southern forest..."

"The condition for that kind of magic to control people is that the target must have strong magic power. Most people born and raised in the Kingdom of Santono do not have magic power, so it may be the most suitable place for sealing. Of course, there are also people from other countries visiting, so we need to be vigilant at all times to prevent the seal from being lifted. Elf court magicians like me come to the Kingdom of Santono to monitor."

"So that's how it is... I thought it was decided by the kings of the two countries in the past in order to maintain the connection between the countries..."

Daglas was deeply surprised, while Melni gave a wry smile.

"Yes, that's true. This has been going on for decades, and there is no need to make it public. It's understandable that you don't know about it, Mr. Douglas. Talking about it casually will only make people around you feel uneasy."

“I see. I really appreciate your thoughtfulness.”

Douglas finally smiled. He was still in denial, but he accepted it.

He felt how embarrassing his previous stubbornness was, and in this uneasy atmosphere, he inadvertently felt an extremely unpleasant breath passing through their bodies.

"That breath just now... could it be?"

"Yes, there is no doubt that it came from the southern forest. We have to act quickly. Miss Sylvia's magic may have caused the seal to be lifted!" Melni said in an urgent tone, and Daglas's expression became serious.

"How is it possible! How can Miss Sylvia have magic power..."

This was totally unexpected. No, it was more than that. He had never seen Sylvia perform magic before. If she had, it was only the wielding of a sword.

While that was enough to call into question her behavior as a princess, that wasn't the issue at hand.

Douglas shook his head unconsciously as he thought about this, and looked at Melni again. Her expression was very serious, and there was no sign of a joke, so he had to believe that it was true.

Then, as if to deal a heavier blow, Melni told Daglas clearly.

"This is still extremely confidential information, but Miss Sylvia does have magical talent, and it is very rare. Normally, there is no need to worry, but once her mental state is unstable, there is a risk that her magic will awaken and get out of control. Now that it has come to this, I will make it clear that she is now full of twisted desires. Because of this, we should be more careful."

"...I understand. If that's the case, it's understandable." Douglas held the reins tightly and nodded to show his understanding.

He tried his best to accept this sudden change and asked a question: "...Does the king know about this?"

"I've already reported it. The original plan was to take the time to slowly teach Miss Sylvia how to use magic. I didn't expect it to end up in this situation..." Melni's words made Daglas truly understand this time.

She came to the Santono Palace not just to fulfill her duties as the court mage or to check the seals of the temple halls. Considering the king's long-standing concerns, all of this made sense.

Sylvia's education as the second princess was the main purpose. Of course, this was just Daglas's personal speculation, but he was strangely confident that he was not wrong.

"Let's talk about this for now. Now we have to rescue the princess as soon as possible!"

"OK!"

Douglas ordered the coachman to speed up, and the carriage sped up. At the same time, at the entrance of the southern forest, Russell and Oliver, who had arrived earlier, looked nervous.