His Devious Harbinger: How To Tame A Wicked God?

Chapter 144: If this nameless creature was mine

He creases his forehead, eyeing her darkly. Love a mortal like her? From the top to the bottom, there are countless beauty charms on her body. She must have seduced a lot of gods with those charms. 

Women like her are known for their trades. He grasps her neck, pushing her against the wall. When he tightens his fingers, Ari pinches her lips together. Seeing her like this, his eyes darken. Her face turns pale when he presses his cold hand on her belly. 

"Woman, do you not care about your child's life?"

She senses turbulent ehr throbbing into her flesh, threatening her child's life. Ari widens her eyes. Is he really going to kill their child? She gasps. "Don't do that."

"And why should I do that?" His nails dig into her flesh. He laughs when fear finally appears in her eyes. "Such a fragile woman! If I snap your neck now, you and your child would die. But you are still here."

"Stop!" Ari cries out in pain. "Please,"

The sound of her pained voice triggers something in his body. He releases her, taking a few steps away from her as she falls on her knees. Ari puts her arms on her belly protectively, taking deep breaths. He narrows his eyes on his trembling hand. Why couldn't he do it? 

He doesn't remember. That's why he's doing this. Ari glances at him. Her heart drums fast against her chest. That dark ehr did have the intention of killing her and her child. 

"If I see you again, I will kill you," Adira states with a low voice. Looking at her troubles his heart. He returns to Amara's room and closes the door behind him. He observes the figure on the bed with a complicated gaze. Memories of the night when he killed this woman is vivid in his mind. 

So, she reincarnated in the same world. Seeing this woman is still painful. 

Ari wipes her tears and stands up. This is unfair. She can't even get mad at him because this is not his fault. She yells loudly, "Fine, I will go away. I won't return until you come to me and apologize. "

Inside the room, Adira hears those words. He looks daggers at the door. That woman isn't gone yet? She's testing his limits now. He will kill her right at this moment. Adira storms out of the room and finds her gone. "Tch!"

Now, where did she go? Out of habit, he continues to walk until he reaches the corridor that leads to Ari's room. He stops walking when he sees her pulling a chair along with her. 

"Damn! Why is this chair so heavy?" Ari puts her hand on her hip. "We have to leave this place. If I had known that my life was going to turn into a soap opera, I would have seen them instead of binge-watching anime in my previous life." 

"Master, I don't understand what you are saying." Mogrok raises his head and frowns at her? "Did you fight with the Dark God again?"

"He picked a fight with me." Ari glowers at Mogrok. "Anyway, help me move this out of the castle. I need to go to Mirins. I am sure that they can help me."

"But you are carrying a child." Mogrok points at her belly. "Master, you shouldn't leave the castle. You should stay here. It's not safe out there."

"Mother." Little Ai raises his head. "Don't leave the castle. I don't want you to get hurt because of me."

Ari bends her waist and leans closer to Little Ai, cupping his face. "Child, I am not going to hurt. Didn't I promise you that I will give you a name? Kresi is sick right now. That's why we must find another way to find a name for you."

So, she has another child. Adira glowers at the chair. The child is invisible, but there's a presence of the nameless creature. The chain of dark ehr is puzzling. When did he make that? Something is amiss. In any case, why is there a nameless creature in his castle?

Did this woman bring it here? 

It doesn't matter why this nameless creature is here. Adira takes long strides toward them. The nameless creature must be killed right now. 

Hearing his footsteps, Ari looks over her head. Did he remember everything already? A smile appears on her lips. "Adira."

He ignores her and reaches for the nameless creature. Just then, the third moon appears before him and shields Ai. "No!"

"Step aside." Adira snaps at her. "This thing must be eradicated now."

"Adira, you are" Ari blinks her eyes, disappointed. So, he's here to kill Little Ai. She composes herself and takes a step toward him. "You can't kill him."

Adira doesn't understand why it bothers him whenever she looks at him like that. "Are you going to say now that this child is also mine?"

His eyes turn colder when she says nothing. "If this nameless creature was mine, I would have killed it the moment it was born."

"Oh." She whispers. "So, if the child in my belly is a nameless child like he is, you would kill our child too."

"Yes, I would." Adira replies, "But it's not my child. You are clearly a woman who entertains men. Who sent you, woman? Was it Noras? He's too honourable to do something like this. Do you even know who is the real father of your children?"

A teardrop rolls down on her cheek when she hears those words. Though she understands why this is happening, those words stab her heart cruelly.

"Lord!" Mogrok exclaims. "What are you saying? You can't say those words to her."

"Shut up!" Adira barks at the spirit beast. "How dare you question a god? Get out of here right now."

As it is a command, Mogrok can't help but leave the vicinity. 

"And you." Adira gives a chilling look at Ril'Yah who is standing in front of Ai like a shield. "You are Sion's and Mirinae's daughter. Do you not know what a nameless creature is? You shouldn't be protecting this creature."

"Dark God, you may not remember but gods gave a chance to Renasir." Ril'Yah speaks quickly, "Within twelve days, the renasir has to draw a name for this child. If she fails, then you or God Noras can take this child's life. If you don't believe us, you can seek God Noras."