I Fell into the Game with Instant Kill-Novel

Chapter 67.1: Emergency Call (2)

Vision returned to normal, and what unfolded was a dark cavity.

The magic stones embedded in all directions, the magic circle under my feet, and the magicians in the robe surrounding me.

It was the same scene when I escaped from the convoy and set foot in the Overlord Castle for the first time.

As I climbed the stairs leading to the ground and walked down the hallway, it felt similar to when I first came to Overlord Castle. It felt like entering a tiger’s mouth.

And it wasn’t really that different.

Depending on the outcome of this emergency call, this place could be my execution site today.

However, unlike back then, the reason my mind was calm was probably because I was used to this world that much, and also because I had prepared enough before coming.

As I continued to act as a Lord, I seemed to have assimilated with that role.

I walked down the dark hallway and arrived at the place where the knights were lined up and standing.

All of them were wearing the same jet-black armor as the leader of the Black Star Order, and their levels were over 80. All of them seemed to be Knights of Black Star.

And at the end of it was a huge door.

We walked past the knights and stood right in front of the entrance to the conference hall.

I felt a huge presence that could not be hidden beyond the door.

At that moment, I was convinced that all the Lords were gathered inside, and at the same time, I realized it.

If things didn’t go according to plan, there’s really no way to survive.

“This convening is open to hear the explanation of the Seventh Lord on why you killed the Sixth Lord.”

The Wiseman opened the door and opened his mouth before going inside.

I glanced back at him.

“I don’t know if you know, but it’s pointless to speak a lie in front of the Overlord.”

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“I hope you will be able to honestly reveal your true feelings and persuade the Overlord.”

The First Lord was the most special among the nine Lords.

First, he had the highest level among the Lords, and above all, he was the first one to have maintained his position as a Lord since the founding of Calderic.

To that extent, he did not differ from being the largest pillar of Calderic, and he was a person who sincerely thought about Calderic’s peace more than anyone else.

Perhaps he, like me, wanted no more clashes from this incident.

Without answering, I looked forward again.

The Wiseman took a step forward and opened the door himself.

The door opened, and the scenery inside the conference hall came into view.

A huge round table, and the Lords sitting around it.

All their eyes were already on this side.

“···”

From the First Lord standing next to me, to the Fourth Lord, the King of the Dead, and the Ninth Lord, the Giant King, who did not attend the previous meeting.

All the Lords had gathered.

In particular, I looked at the figure of the Ninth Lord, who was filling up one side of the seat by himself.

A giant who appeared to be at least 5 meters tall. One of the rarest races, the giant race.

Unlike the other Lords, he sat alone in a huge chair that fit his body and looked down with calm eyes at where I was standing.

No one was hostile or murderous, but enormous pressure filled the conference hall.

Because all the Lords seated in their seats were properly armed.

“Come and sit, Seventh Lord.”

The Overlord, sitting at the top of the round table, smiled and opened her mouth.

She was wearing the same black dress outfit I had seen before.

I was a little puzzled by the laughter that didn’t suit the situation at all, as well as her not showing any hostility.

“You came earlier than expected. There were no major collisions?”

The Mad King, who was resting her chin on the armrest, straightened her posture and said in a voice mixed with laughter.

I walked over to my seat and sat down with a blank expression.

The Wiseman also sat in his seat, and Dayphon and Kadriel approached and stood behind where the Overlord was sitting.

There was silence in the meeting room for a moment.

Soon the Overlord spoke again.

“Now, since we are all gathered here, shall we begin?”

She pointed to the empty seat of the Sixth Lord.

“The reason I declared an emergency call is that of the death of the Sixth Lord, as everyone knows. And the one who killed him was the Seventh Lord, who gained that position recently.”

Her gaze shifted to me again.

“Do you have anything to correct about what I just said?”

“None.”

This was also a formal confirmation.

The Overlord continued speaking after I answered.

“Okay, first, this is the situation that I understood. In a gladiator match hosted by the Sixth Lord, the Seventh Lord suddenly broke in, and unilaterally declared to the Sixth Lord that he would take away the slave gladiators from the match, and there was a clash with the Sixth Lord who became angry with that declaration. After a fierce battle, he killed the Sixth Lord.”

“···”

“How is it, Seventh Lord? Is there anything you want to correct?”

I said quietly.

“First, Sixth Lord’s side attacked first.”

“Oh, yes. But that’s not important, is it?”

The Overlord shook her head.

The Second Lord, Thunder Lord, intervened and joined in.

“Even if the Sixth Lord attacked first, wasn’t it said that it was the Seventh Lord who first intervened in the event that the Sixth Lord was hosting? So, the one who started it first was definitely him.”

I glanced at the Thunder Lord.

She was the one who mostly resisted the decision of me being appointed as a Lord, and now she’s also the one who’s active in this meeting.

The Overlord looked at me with a smile.

“Seventh Lord, can you give me an answer? Even if the Sixth Lord attacked first, did you already have the intention to kill him?”

“···”

I clicked my tongue at the question that stabbed me directly.

I expected it, but it didn’t seem like it would go easily.

The ability to see through truth and lies, which the hero of Santea also possessed.

As long as the Overlord had that ability, it wouldn’t work for me to play clumsily in this place.

Whether I had the intention of killing the Sixth Lord before the other attacked?

I couldn’t say no at all.

Because at that time, I had already decided.

If I couldn’t figure out another way to cure the light blood disease, I would kill him and take the siblings and leave.

“It’s not that it wasn’t there.”

The Overlord asked again.

“Then, it’s not that you were forced to kill after the battle became too intense, but that you killed the Sixth Lord with clear intentions, right?”

“Yes.”