Hello, I Am the Holy Sword
âHasnât quite a lot of time passed?â
Giselle had said she would go change her clothes, but even after a long while, she still had not returned.
âDo nobles usually take this long to change clothes?â
With a bored expression, Rukna leaned back deeply into the old leather sofa and, out of habit, took out her smartphone from her pocket.
She naturally tapped the screen a few times.
But the screen did not turn on.
âWhy isnât this working? Did the battery die?â
She tapped it several more timesâthen froze in shock exactly three seconds later.
âI⌠have my smartphone?â
Why did this come out of my pocket? A smartphone in a possessed fantasy worldâwasnât that a setting error?
Even when the maid had searched her, even when she left the house and followed Giselle, she must have unconsciously kept carrying this essential item of a modern person.
It was so familiar that she hadnât even felt anything strange.
âIf I knew this would happen, I shouldâve brought the charger!â
No⌠there was no electricity here anyway. It would be useless.
Thinking realistically, Rukna pressed the power button.
It did not respond at all. It seemed completely drained.
âThen this is no different from trash.â
She lowered her head in despair.
Thenâ
The words of the Coupang delivery man from before she came to this world suddenly crossed her mind.
ăThis is the Holy Sword, Bisbi. If you say âHi Bisbi,â the sword will respond to you, Ms. Hayoon.ă
Feeling embarrassed, she quietly called out,
âHi, Bisbi.â
At once, a round loading symbol appeared on the previously black screen, and a voice echoed inside her head.
ăHello, Master. I am your great Holy Sword, Bisbi. How may I assist you?ă
âWow, this is crazy. This is the Holy Sword?â
ăOh dear. For my ignorant Master, the great Holy Sword Bisbi, blessed by divine mercy, will now provide a tutorial!ă
The Holy Sword spoke in a tone that was polite yet slightly disrespectful, and provided a lot of information.
Among it, three points were most important.
If she said âHi Bisbi,â her mind would link with the Holy Sword and they could communicate through telepathy.
The Holy Swordâs initial form would become the object most familiar to the user, and it could change into other shapes according to the userâs request.
And when linked with the Holy Sword, her holy power would increase instantly.
âSo itâs basically an AI-type smart Holy Sword.â
ăCompare me to artificial intelligence? I am a higher-dimensional being who can even produce the scent of bread, Master.ă
Suddenly, the smell of freshly baked bread flowed out from the sword.
What was the point of a piece of metal smelling like bread? She liked bread, but it was truly a useless function.
âAnyway, what should I do with this?â
Rukna scratched her head while looking at the smartphone.
It must have taken this shape because a smartphone was the object most familiar to her.
âBut this doesnât fit the medieval fantasy background at all.â
First, she needed to change its appearance.
âHi Bisbi, change into the most ordinary object in this world.â
ăYes, transforming appearance according to Masterâs request.ă
The smartphone glowed white and soon changed into a silver necklace with a small round socket pendant.
The pendant was slightly larger than her thumbnail. It had no pattern, but it shone softly.
It was completely ordinary.
âOh, this is nice.â
Rukna put on the necklace and hid the pendant inside her clothes.
Just then, Giselle returned to the reception room, fully dressed.
âDid you wait long, Rukna?â
Giselle, newly dressed from head to toe, walked lightly over and sat across from her.
âIs there a ball today?â
Her outfit was bright and colorful, and her makeup was heavy.
Everything from head to toe was excessive, yet her beautiful face made it all look perfect.
âSheâs definitely different from messy me.â
It felt like the true heroine of this world was not Rukna, but Giselle.
It would be a lie to say she felt nothingâbut she was not jealous.
Was being an extra so bad? Even in her previous life, she had never lived like a protagonist.
She had worked like an ant and died from overwork.
âFor now, focus only on survival. Then someday, Iâll get chances for small happiness.â
Even now, just looking at such a sparkling heroine candidate was pleasant enough.
âSheâs so prettyâŚâ
Her sincere admiration slipped out as a whisper.
Perhaps Giselle heard it, because her face instantly turned red.
âI was in such a hurry earlier that I couldnât dress properly. Meeting you with a bare faceâthat was such a mistake.â
Giselle added something strange and looked shy.
Rukna did not understand why that was a mistake, but it was clear that Giselle had a lovable personality.
âAnyway, you must have been surprised earlier. I should have controlled the servants better⌠but as you know, theyâre all on the head maidâs side.â
âOn the head maidâs side?â
Did that mean the servants were ignoring the young master?
It sounded like a familiar clichĂŠ.
If things followed the usual pattern, Giselle would awaken to her power, punish the bad servants, and deliver satisfying justice.
âBut Rukna, you left in such a hurry last night. Why were you still at home?â
âUh, what?â
Rukna, who had been imagining the satisfying revenge scene, quickly looked up in surprise.
This body had tried to run away?
âYou said you didnât want to keep attending the academy in place of Brother Perta.â
Giselle explained that Rukna had complained it was so hard she wanted to die.
âAn academy⌠is that like the military?â
Ruknaâs eyes trembled.
To be possessed into another world and immediately have to enlistâit was too cruel.
âI even gave you Motherâs relics as travel money. Why did you stay like a fool? I let you go with a heavy heart.â
Giselle looked at her with tearful eyes.
Within that sadness, there was something like strange obsession, making the air feel colder.
âI donât really know why I stayed either, Lady Giselle.â
Rukna forced an awkward smile and spoke politely.
Giselle covered her mouth in shock.
âWhy are you talking like that, Rukna? Do you want to distance yourself from me too? Iâm hurtâŚâ
In the end, Giselle burst into tears.
Was that wrong?
Panicking, Rukna quickly made up an excuse she had often seen in novels.
âI-Iâm sorry. Actually, I hurt my head badly yesterday. It feels like I became another person. I donât remember anything.â
It was technically true.
Giselle immediately examined Ruknaâs head anxiously.
âHow badly were you hurt? Are you okay now, Rukna?â
Blaming the devilish academy, Giselle lamented dramatically.
âHow much do you remember? Do you at least remember me?â
She emphasized that Rukna must not forget her.
Her obsession was unusual for someone who looked like the heroine, making Rukna glance down at her own body.
âDid I get possessed into the male lead?â
Fortunatelyâor unfortunatelyâthis body was clearly female. Though she would need to check more carefully.
âYou enrolled in the academy as the Golden familyâs representative instead of Brother Perta.â
âYou donât remember that we decorated your independent home together?â
âBefore that, you were adopted into our family. You donât remember that either?â
The word âadopted sonâ sounded slightly strange, but Rukna only kept repeating that she did not remember.
As Giselleâs expression darkened noticeably, Rukna hurriedly tried to ease the situation.
âWell⌠maybe if I think hard, I might remember something, haha.â
âYes! Youâll definitely remember again! You have to remember me first!â
âAh, okay.â
âStill, itâs a relief. Youâre not badly hurt, and your faceâmy typeâis perfectly fine. Heaven helped us.â
âHmm?â
âBut you should still see a doctor. Letâs go to Brother Perta right now. Heâll call a physician.â
Giselle grabbed Ruknaâs hand and led her toward Pertaâs bedroom.
Rukna thought Giselle was a little unusual, but followed her anyway.
They arrived in front of a bedroom.
On the way, not a single servant was seen, and the mansionâs condition was terrible.
Rukna guessed the count familyâs financial situation was very bad and turned the doorknob.
As soon as the door opened, a sharp herbal smell poured into the hallway.
In the middle of the smoke-filled room lay a thin man.
âBrother Perta, Rukna is here!â
Giselle woke Perta from his sickbed. He coughed as he sat up.
His bones stuck out from his thin body. Though tall, his frame was as slender as Ruknaâs.
âYouâve returned, Rukna.â
Cough! Each time he coughed, his frail body trembled pitifully.
Even in his deep sickness, his beauty rivaled Giselleâs, showing what it meant to be delicately handsome.
âBrother, Rukna hurt her head and lost her memory.â
âWhat? Are you alright, Rukna?â
Cough. Perta asked about her condition while shaking.
âYou look more serious than me.â
Rukna shook her head at the young man who seemed like he might die any moment.
âIâm fine. I only lost my memory.â
âYou lost your memory? Thatâs terrible, cough!â
The real emergency seems to be you.
Rukna frowned and looked around the smoke-filled room.
âAre they trying to smoke out raccoons?â
No, it looked like they were trying to kill the patient.
Normally, you would not fill a coughing patientâs room with thick smoke like this.
âFinally, hereâs a situation where I can play an important role.â