Of the Guiltythree stories I have ever read, perhaps the most impressive one is Shadow Slave. The story is too good, leaving me with many doubts. Currently, the manga has been translated to Chapter 192 Lighthouse. Let's read the author's Shadow Slave Guiltythree story right here.
As somber silence settled among the cohort, Effie grimaced.
"The weirdest part is, no one has even seen him come and go. Every time Harus was sent into the outer settlement, we only learned that people were dead in the morning. Doors, locks, and barricades can't seem to stop him, either. Once Harus is ordered to kill you, you just die. It is as though fate itself abandons you."
Caster frowned.
"So are you telling us that we stand no chance?"
The huntress shook her head.
"I'm saying that fighting him right now would be stupid. Not unless we learn how he is able to seemingly turn his victims… no matter how many of them there are… completely powerless."
With that, she glanced at Nephis, who lingered for a moment and then shook her head.
"Our friend in the castle doesn't know either."
Effie grinned.
"Ah, so that mysterious friend of yours is not omniscient after all. Well, in that case, my advice stands. We should run."
At that moment, Sunny finally spoke up:
"But, Effie… can we even run away from him?"
The smile disappeared from her face. Suddenly grim, she hesitated for a while, and then said:
"I know of a way. But… it's going to be dangerous. Very dangerous. However, I don't know how else to shake him off our trail. So you decide, princess."
Neph was silent for a bit, and then simply nodded.
"We will face Harus some other day. Right now, reaching the resting place of the first cohort is the priority."
The unruly huntress exhales, almost as if relieved. Then, she said:
"Then follow me. And prepare yourself…"
***
After that disturbing discussion, Effie changed their course slightly. Instead of moving straight south, they were now traversing the ancient city heading for its eastern border.
Sunny wasn't too familiar with this part of the ruins. During the past few months, he mostly stayed north of the Bright Castle, sometimes venturing northeast. He stayed away from the western areas because they were closer to the Crimson Spire, and had not explored much of the south because it was too far away from his cathedral.
The last time he had been here was on the day of the bloody fight against the Spire Messenger. Back then, they were headed for the ruins of the lighthouse that had once stood near the impregnable wall of the Dark City.
Not that he had a lot of time to observe the surroundings. Pretty much all of his attention was concentrated on Harus, who was following them like a hound.
He didn't like having to stare at the menacing hunchback at all.
'Why don't you go fight some Fallen creature and die, bastard?'
However, Harus seemed to know the ruins just as well as Effie. He somehow avoided the worst creatures on his path while never losing the scent of Changing Star's cohort. At one point, a lone Blood Fiend attacked him from the deep shadows of a dilapidated building. Gunlaug's executioner simply raised a hand and shattered the skull of the Nightmare Creature with one lazy punch.
He didn't even blink.
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