Legends of Runeterra

"Good day, my lord!"

"Well, I have some books in the carriage. Can you find someone to help me move them?"

"As you wish, my lord."

"Thank you."

Lovegood smiled and bowed respectfully.

Two soldiers came to the door and walked onto the carriage. One of them blocked the door, and the other reached into his pocket and quickly stuffed a book into it.

Then the two of them each held four or five books and returned to Lux and Lovegood.

"Sir, please take a look."

Lux took a quick look and found that all the books were there.

"Well, it's all here, let's go."

"Yes, my lord!"

...

“Crash! Crash!”

Silas gently swung the forbidden stone chain on his wrist, and a trace of anxiety flashed across his sloppy face from time to time.

Three days have passed since Lux left, and every minute and every second of sitting here is so hard to endure.

After all, he was now only one step away from freedom.

“Boom~!”

The heavy voice made Silas look up sharply.

"This footsteps... No, why are there so many people!?"

Silas frowned and looked at the stairs vigilantly.

Soon, the slender and light beautiful figure appeared in front of Silas again.

Only this time, there were two armored soldiers following behind the other party.

When his eyes fell on the books they were holding carefully, Silas's brows slowly relaxed and the corners of his mouth rose silently.

"Thank you for your hard work, please put the books here."

"Yes, my lord!"

The two soldiers stacked the books in front of the cell bars, saluted respectfully to Lux, and turned to leave.

They didn't even look at Silas during the whole process, as if this guy would dirty their eyes.

After the soldiers left, Lux looked at the figure trapped in shackles.

"Good day, Mr. Silas."

"Good day, Miss Laxana."

"As you can see, this is the book you specified last time."

"Thank you, thank you very much, Miss Laxana, you are really the kindest person I have ever met."

"You're too kind, Mr. Silas. This... is the only thing I can do for you."

Lux forced a smile, her pretty face showing a hint of guilt.

"Haha~! You don't have to be like this. After so many years, I have thought it through.

Regardless of the cause, three people died because of me, and I have already accepted the verdict of Demacia."

Silas smiled indifferently, as if he had let go of everything and was ready to spend the rest of his life here peacefully.

He had long seen that Lux, who was also a 'Demon Infected', had accumulated a lot of guilt in her heart as she spent every day in the 'Dark Prison' watching the situation that was so different from that of ordinary 'Demon Infected'.

As the only Demon Infected in the Black Prison who had contact with Lux, the more Silas acted as if he didn't care, the stronger Lux's sense of guilt became.

And coupled with his kindness in teaching Lux magic.

It can be said that he, Silas, had already woven a big net for Lux that she could not escape from.

Although there seem to be some discrepancies at the moment, the fact that Lux was able to bring these books today shows that Silas' plan was successful.

"Well... Mr. Silas, please read these books first. I have something else to do..."

"Hmm? No magic lessons today?"

"No, there are some family matters that require my presence."

"Well, go ahead and remember to keep your attitude."

"Okay, bye, Mr. Silas."

"Wait... a little longer!"

The girl turned around and looked at Silas in confusion.

"Don't put too much pressure on yourself, none of this is your fault."

"Well, thank you, Mr. Silas."

A smile appeared on Lux's lips.

Seeing that his caring words had taken effect, Silas smiled and nodded.

...

In the carriage, Lux's pretty little face puffed up slightly.

"Eve, don't suddenly share the ability of 'Evil Sense' with me!

That malice is really disgusting!'

'Haha~! I'm just reminding you.

After all, Silas is quite sinister.'

"What? Don't treat me like a fool!"

Of course I know that the other person is not a good person. He was just pretending. Do you understand what I mean by pretending?

Forget it, you who were born out of love probably can't understand the intrigues of human beings.'

"Haha~! Our Lux is really amazing!"

"Hehe~! Of course, I am no longer the same person I used to be!"

...

“Boom~!”

There was a heavy sound of a door closing, and Silas rushed to the bars of the cell door, eagerly pulling in books one by one.

"That's not right, that's not right..."

Silas's face was grim and anxious as his eyes swept across the covers of the books.

Finally, he dragged a gray book into the cell.

"My Greatest Work", by Duran Chak.

"found it!"

Silas gave a cry of excitement.

"Huhuhu~!"

His breathing became extremely heavy. Silas held the book in his hands and gently opened the cover with trembling hands.

'In memory of my greatest work, the Colossus of Justice.'

His eyes swept across the title page and Silas continued to flip through the pages without hesitation.

“Crash! Crash!”

In the silent dungeon, the sound of books flipping became faster and faster.

"Bang~!"

The gray-white book that Silas had just treasured was thrown against the wall by him, and the exploded pages were like fluttering fallen leaves.

“Crap!!!”

Silas' eyes were wide open with anger, and his already sloppy face looked even more ferocious than a demon.

The book "My Greatest Work" was indeed written by the sculptor Durand himself, but the part about the magic-forbidden stone was intentionally omitted by Durand.

To Silas, this whole book was of no use.

"Waste, waste, waste! Laxana you are a waste!!!"

“Bang, bang, bang!”

While cursing Lux, Silas kicked away the books and newspapers that she had brought during this period.

"Yes, and these too!"

Turning his head to look at the new books that Lux brought today, Silas raised his knee and kicked out with great force without hesitation.

"Bang~!"

Books crashed against the railings, and the exploding pages flew.

"Crack~!"

"Ok?"

A distinctive voice sounded, and Silas, who was breathing heavily with anger, looked up.

A light yellow booklet, which glowed metallically under the light, lay quietly on the ground.

Subconsciously, Silas reached out and picked it up.

As he slowly flipped through the pages, a sinister smile appeared on his face.

“Hahaha, hahaha, hahahahahaha~!!!”

The crazy laughter in the dungeon only subsided when all the air in the lungs was exhausted and the brain felt slightly dizzy.