Monster Lord: The Goblin Offers the Saintess to Me at the Start

The civilians, who had started off with confused and puzzled expressions, watched as the enemies were temporarily cleared out, and saw Reina's joyful expression...

It all clicked into place!

It was Lord Sivis who came!

Countless eyes turned to the back.

In this desperate situation, Vikalina was completely out of ideas, and the defense had been completely broken through.

At the next second, the civilians were about to be exposed to the claws of the Blood Servants when, finally, Sivis arrived!

The Lord, finally here!

That move just now must have been his doing!

And...

That dazzling light, that holy light.

It perfectly matched the civilians' expectation of a Savior arriving!

At this moment, the monsters were briefly cleared out, and the front line had no pressure at all.

The civilians had time to think, and they looked behind them, recognizing the direction from which the light-sword had come.

Not only them, but also Vikalina, the two discarded knights, and even Reina were holding onto their slightly blurred vision and looking behind.

Under the spotlight, a figure gradually appeared from the distance.

They let out a joyful cry.

"It really is Lord!"

"He's here!"

"Lord Sivis!"

As their eyes turned, countless people shouted excitedly.

"Master!" Reina's expression was also full of surprise.

"Sivis..." Vikalina, for some reason, felt the pressure in her heart lift instantly.

"Siiii-viisss..." The two discarded members of the Knight Order looked even more complicated. They had a little bit of joy, and a little bit of an odd feeling.

It was really...

They had never expected, in a million years, that Sivis could be this strong.

That holy sword just now, even Vikalina couldn't have done it!

The female knight's talent was already at the top of the world.

And yet, this small noble had managed to surpass her.

Two members of the Knight Order had complicated expressions.

They didn't expect that a place this small would actually produce a true living saint, possessing such pure and intense light!

"It seems like we got pushed back."

"But we still gained something. Their breakout might not have succeeded, but Sivis… it seems he really has a way to solve this disaster."

The two knights could only say that.

Although a bit humiliating, they had at least managed to survive.

But the next scene —

Made the two of them stop breathing.

Like the legend in the old Bible of Sivis's past life, the "Moses parting the sea," a crowd of people, cheering softly, suddenly realized something and scattered to both sides, making a path.

This scene, combined with the light created by the Holy Swordsmanship behind them, made the bright moon in the sky look dull by comparison.

The light shone brightly along this path…

As if waiting for a hero to arrive.

People looked along the path — there, a figure was rushing forward at an extremely fast speed.

In this divine atmosphere, Vikalina's eyes flashed with surprise. The girl had once had some fantasies about a hero's entrance, and the scene before her perfectly matched what she had imagined!

A hero arrived in the moment of crisis, saving everything. Even if it wasn't her, if it was Sivis, her very important companion, that would be okay!

But when she finally saw the figure, her excitement suddenly "collapsed" —

The person was indeed Sivis, but he was completely disheveled: his face was drenched in sweat, he was panting heavily, and the elegant mage's robe he had been wearing was now stained with blood and dirt.

Sivis hadn't been using Hurricane Spell the whole time to clear a path. Sometimes he just relied on his strong physical strength and pushed his way through the Blood Servants, which was more efficient.

He looked completely unrefined and ungraceful. The miracle of the "Moses parting the sea" just now had become a funny scene because of this contrast...

But when Sivis rushed to the front of the group, there was still a brief silence before the deafening cheers began:

"Is that Sivis Lord? Is that the Lord? He's here! He really is here!"

"Lord Sivis! We held out until he arrived! Sure enough…"

"Did I not get infected because of Lord Sivis?"

"Our family member didn't get infected because Lord Sivis came! Right, right! That's definitely it! He said he could protect us from infection!"

At first, there was a chaotic first cheer, then almost everyone shouted excitedly in unison.

Vikalina couldn't help but sigh in relief and knelt on one knee — she was completely exhausted, both physically and mentally stretched to the limit, and was about to collapse.

Only Reina still held her giant sword, keeping a watchful eye on the front, fearing that the monsters might rush in.

She didn't want to run straight into Sivis's arms and beg for help immediately. Her job was to make sure that at this final moment, she didn't fail, and that the monsters didn't break through.

Good thing, things didn't go in the direction she was worried about.

The monsters were being burned by the residual light of the holy sword, and they couldn't even get close!

Sivis, on his side, couldn't help but rush forward. He looked at Vikalina and took a few quick steps to go meet her.

The female knight had a look of expectation on her face.

The normal plot had her fighting so hard for so long...

It was time to embrace her partner who had come to support her!

Then, the emotions were explained.

Sivis would say, "You've worked hard," and Vikalina would casually say, "It's not a big deal. It's good that you came!"

However...

Just as the female knight stood up straight, ready to accept the hug, she noticed a breeze passing by her side.

Sivis had already passed her.

Hmm?

Why?

Why did I use the word "again" here?

Why did I say that?

Vikalina stood frozen in place, her expression stiff, unsure of what to do.

Sivis reached Reina first: "You woke up? That's good. Just rest, why did you suddenly take such a risk and run out?"

He tried to touch Reina, but the little maid seemed to deliberately avoid him, probably because she was covered in dirt.

But she weakly waved her sword: "If I didn't step in, your big talk earlier wouldn't have come true." Reina said playfully. Her usual attitude made Sivis feel a bit better — he had been afraid that Reina would force herself to wake up, causing problems with her body.

At the moment, he also sensed that Reina wasn't in great shape, as if energy was constantly leaking out of her.

But Reina could still joke around, so her condition probably wasn't too bad.

Sivis wanted to get close again, but the maid was deliberately avoiding him. He could only let her be.

He knew that Reina's problem had to be solved, but there was still time. First, he had to clear out these monsters.

After all, Sivis still had one Dragon-related Fossil in his possession, though it was of low quality.

The guardian's reinforcing spell didn't require any special materials, just a quiet room.

Sivis stepped into the front line, and almost everyone was looking at him with eager eyes — including those civilians who had been knocked down at the front just a moment ago.

Sivis looked at them and snapped his fingers. Immediately, healing magic spread out, quickly repairing their injuries.

But he still couldn't help letting out a sigh in his heart — because three people had already died from injuries too severe to save.

A message also flashed across the bottom of his retinal display —

[Your subject Liv died...]

[Your subject...]

"Only three people died. It's acceptable."

Sivis had a tense expression as he looked at the message that popped up on the system. It came fast, and it went just as fast. His mindset finally stabilized.

In those few seconds of delay, another wave of Blood Servants surged forward — this time even more turbulent and overwhelming.

Sivis still had a bounty for Blood Clan on his head. Sylar's order was to attack the factory outpost. The combination of these two effects meant that all the monsters in the city had gone crazy and were now in a frenzy!

But Sivis looked calm — no matter how many monsters there were, it didn't matter.

Because, in this circle around him, the number of monsters that could attack at the same time was limited.

Even the Blood Servants couldn't break through the defense of a Silver-Rank being.

He was here!

Everything was over!

At this moment, Sivis finally noticed that Vikalina by his side was also in a state of extreme exhaustion.

He rushed over and supported her body: "Are you okay?"

In an instant, the waves of unhappiness and bitterness that had just risen in the female knight's heart vanished completely through this small gesture from Sivis.

She just nodded seriously: "You came. You came."

Vikalina would never question whether Sivis had the means to deal with the endless army of monsters — the "Holy Swordsmanship" that had just been used was impressive, but it was impossible to clear all the Blood Servants with a single technique like that. Sivis's magic and divine power wouldn't last.

But Vikalina chose to believe.

Was there definitely another way?

The countless people behind also watched this scene with excitement. The men who had just been healed picked up their weapons and stood in front of Sivis. "Lord..." the civilians didn't know what to say. Suddenly, a large number of them dropped to their knees, "Thank you for coming to save us! We will give you everything in loyalty!" They shouted excitedly.

In this chorus of voices, they weren't as blind as Vikalina.

Even though they saw the lord's "glorious achievements" — that glowing sword, which seemed to purify the soul — the wave of monsters in front of them was still terrifying, endless and boundless.

The civilians were excited that the lord had kept his promise and hadn't abandoned them, but they still couldn't help but worry and ask: "Lord, do you have a way to deal with this situation?" They were afraid that this kind-hearted lord might not save them, but instead lose his life.

The two members of the Knight Order, who had been quietly hiding in the back, also couldn't resist stepping forward to listen in.

Faced with the people's doubts, Sivis just smiled slightly, shook his head, and said in a calm tone: "Everyone, sorry — I don't have a 'way.'"