Use the power of the Demon King to destroy those reincarnated in another world

Kaiping didn't know whether Noel said this intentionally or inadvertently. He pushed the document in front of him and raised his head again: "Miss Noel, can I ask you one more thing?"

"Huh? Okay, what's the matter?"

Keping neatly folded the paper he had been staring at before and handed it to Noel: "Please give this to Mr. Leot. This is a list of people who may be insiders."

"I see."

"Because the quantity is relatively large, please tell him that we need to compress the quantity."

Noel nodded.

"You can go back directly today."

"Eh? But, what about you, Mr. Kaiping?"

"After I finish sorting this out, I have a dinner date with a friend."

Noel smiled and said, "Really?" and put the paper into his arms.

"Don't come back too late?" Noel said as it was his duty as a guard.

Keping laughed.

"What's wrong?" Noel asked, narrowing his eyes.

"I'm sorry. Is this how you feel when being nagged by someone?"

"Are you worried about me? After all, what you do is quite dangerous."

"Yes. That's right. I said the wrong thing."

Kaiping lowered his head seriously, and Noel laughed this time. But she quickly became serious again: "Anyway, be careful on the way back. If there is any suspicion, please call me."

Noel raised his index finger and said, and Kaiping resisted the urge to laugh out loud. "Okay, I know."

The streets at night were lit up everywhere. The crowds are bustling, which is natural, because this is a bustling street, and even the back streets and alleys are full of energy.

Now that the urban reconstruction is complete, Keping is happy for the rejuvenated city.

While thinking about this, Kaiping walked on a path far away from the main road. There are many bars on this road, and the store he made an appointment with is on this street.

Suddenly, he stopped in front of a noisy shop. The front of the store had no walls, and there were tables and chairs outside. The place was almost full, everyone enjoying their favorite food and drinks and chatting happily.

Kaiping also saw a few familiar faces, and he thought this might be a shop frequented by the "Knights". But most of all, he missed the excitement.

Although they had not been away from the royal capital for a long time, it still felt a bit noisy, but it would have made people feel a bit lonely without them.

This may be because he is used to this kind of noise and regards it as a good memory.

Keping smiled.

Just as he was about to continue walking, his eyes were attracted by the shadow on the edge, a slim figure with short green hair.

"...Mr. Allen?"

When a person passes in front of Kai plane, the shadow disappears.

Kaiping thought he had seen it wrong, but he still looked around to confirm. Then, he saw the alley where the green-haired man disappeared.

correct.

"Why is Mr. Allen here?" Feeling an ominous premonition, Kaiping started running.

This is impossible.

He should have gone somewhere else with Kamiya. If this is the case, you may have mistakenly seen a similar person.

To confirm, Keping walked into Allen's dusty alley. The dark and narrow road continued to stretch, and Allen could not be seen.

Kaiping went deep into it and came to a crossroads.

"Sure enough, did I see it wrong?"

Although the memory is very clear, it cannot be determined yet.

At this moment, a weak roar from a man was heard. Staring down the street to his right, Keping froze. The first thing that caught his eye was the pure white woman revealed in the dim light.

Her white hair was so long that it was almost transparent, and her blue eyes were twinkling. In that sickly pale hand, he held a rapier stained with blood.

In front of the woman, the man fell to the ground, leaving a pool of bright red marks.

Kaiping knew the man. He was an employee of the research institution where Kaiping worked.

The woman's blue eyes looked this way.

Cold gaze.

"Ah, have you been seen?"

It was like a refined voice that reached Kai Ping's ears.

Then he felt an ominous chill: "That's bad."

Fear welled up in his heart, and Kaipin's legs didn't move.

The woman took a step closer to Keping, a move that was reminiscent of death.

"I -" Kaiping quickly turned his head and said, "-I didn't see anything."

The woman stopped and smiled softly: "You are quite calm. Are you used to this situation?" Her cold voice caressed Kaiping's ears.

"No, I don't-" Kaiping was about to reply when the blade of the sword touched his neck.

The woman instantly closed the distance and pressed the blade close to Kaiping's neck. Keping took a step back in surprise.

"Huhu, I should have just ended your life like this." The corners of the woman's mouth were raised, revealing red lips.

Gurgling throat.

"But-" The woman's gaze turned downward, looking at Kaiping's left hand that he put into his pocket.

"——That's not possible."

A drop of cold sweat flowed from Kaiping's forehead. Slowly he stretched out a hand from his pocket. In his hand was a slender tube-shaped device. It was obviously not started yet, there was no sound or light.

However, the next moment, the upper part of the cylindrical device fell to the ground silently.

When was it hit?

Even in the dark, the sharpness and smoothness of the blade can be seen.

"such a pity."

The blade turned towards Kepin.

"Although I don't agree with meaningless killing, but..." the woman frowned slightly and said.

The thought of running away flashed through Kaiping's mind, but he knew that once he turned his back, he would only be killed. I'm afraid the words mean nothing before the actions are taken.

Everything is destroyed.

"At least, please tell me your name." Kaiping said before thinking.

Why would he do this?

The answer that came to mind in an instant was to delay. Even though I knew it was pointless, I still held on to the faint possibility.

"Sorry, there was a mistake."

The answer was surprising.

"My name is White." The woman who called herself White bowed slowly, "Then, goodbye."

After speaking without mercy, she took a step forward. When Kaiping closed his eyes and felt the inescapable death, he heard a man's voice: "This way!"

White turned toward the alleyway from which the sound came. Kaiping also opened his eyes and followed the gaze.

"Hurry up!" The man waved back frequently as he ran towards the alley. As if calling people to gather.

"What a bad day today." White said, taking a step back.

"The goal has been achieved. Unfortunately, I have to take my leave." White bowed slowly again.

"Then, I wish you good luck." After her words fell, she disappeared as if melting into the darkness.