Chapter 2
After rubbing my face, I glanced at the dead assassin.
What dream? This canāt be a dream. Even if I wanted to escape from reality, I couldnāt ignore this sense of realism. The color of my hair, and the unfamiliar physique.
āIsnāt she crazy? Of all people, Giselle.ā
When I read the novel, I thought I had a lot of resentment, but when I sat down and experienced it, the original Giselle seemed to have made a lot of people around the world an enemy.
Thanks to this, more than five assassins have just come to my prison. Even the poison they brought was of different kinds.
āHere you go! Guard! Guard!ā
As I raised my voice familiarly, the soldiers rushed in. The soldier now breathed a sigh without being surprised at the dead assassins.
āI told you to get rid of the evil witch, Won.ā
āWhy do you blame me for these people coming all the way here and drinking poison?ā
āā¦Itās really completely crazy.ā
The soldier didnāt even want to deal with me. Already branded as a crazy person, I no longer desperately insisted on my innocence to the soldiers. Instead, I just grumbled. Rather than an appeal to be released, it was more of a complaint made alone.
Because the only people I can talk to are the assassins and soldiers because Iām stuck in a solitary room all day long. If itās not now, I would have put a spider web in my mouth for a long time.
No. Iāll move on to becoming a wicked woman, this is it. Shouldnāt they give me at least one chance to fix it? What if you become a evil woman who is about to be hanged? I donāt want to die, but itās scarier to hang myself to death! Isnāt that too cruel?
āExcuse me, how long do I have to stay here?ā
When I asked about my hanging schedule, the soldier stared at me with a face of annoyance. But soon he answered.
āThe date will come soon.ā
āIs it really necessary?ā
The soldier was dumbfounded by my question. Then he turned around without replying.
āWhat does that meanā¦?ā
Mumbling sullenly, I sat on the floor. I was abandoned in the dark again. I should force myself to sleep until a new assassin comes, because I donāt want to go crazy.
Lying on the cold prison floor made my body ache. The funny thing is that Iām not as hungry as I thought. I couldnāt even take a few bites because they didnāt give me enough food to eat, but Iām not hungry.
Is this all because I took poison? If thatās the case, it was a little sad.
āI canāt believe Iām full from poison.ā
Is there another prisoner like thisā¦
āHaha.ā
Someoneās short laughter was heard in the desolate prison.
I raised my head and looked around, but it became so quiet as if it were my illusion. Just in case, even if I listened carefully, I couldnāt hear anything like human breathing.
Did I hear it wrong?
āDid I drink too much poison?ā
This is why drugs should not be abused.
āā¦Haha.ā
It wasnāt an illusion. There was definitely a sound! The laughter that burst out because they couldnāt hold back is certain!
āHey, I think itās too late to hide. Arenāt you going to come out?ā
āOh, really.ā
I heard a murmur full of laughter. Where is this person?
Even when I squinted and looked out of the bars, I couldnāt see anything. The sparsely lit lights did not illuminate the entire prison, so it was completely dark where it could not be seen. My eyes tingled as I tried to force myself to look through the darkness.
āExcuse me? Are you an assassin?ā
āā¦Hmm. Then what?ā
A voice that seemed to have barely cleared his laughter asked calmly. It was still unknown where that person was.
So far, the assassinations have been at least a few hours apart, so I thought they were holding a waiting line, but I didnāt know another would come this soon.
Staring out of the empty space, I gave up looking for him for now. Obviously, he will give me another poison, so he will have to reveal himself even if he doesnāt want to.
āI just drank poison and I need some time to digest. Can you wait?ā
āHahaha!ā
The assassin did not even try to hold back his laughter. What was interesting was the fact that he laughed so loudly, but the soldiers did not come in. I still couldnāt find where I could hear this laughter.
āI didnāt get hearing problems because of poison, did I?ā
I was suddenly worried and fiddled with my earlobe with both hands, and suddenly a bottle fell in front of me from the air. It was only a black bottle.
Upon receiving it with both hands, the assassin, who was busy laughing, spoke in a sly voice.
āItās okay because the amount is small.ā
No, itās not okay.
āHurry up and drink it.ā
Although I couldnāt see his face now, it felt like an owner feeding their pet dog from only their voice.
Looking down at the bottle, I opened the lid first. Until now, all the poisons had a sweet scent, but the poison in my hand now smelled confusing whether it should be sour or refreshing. I donāt know what it is, but it was certain that it was a smell that made my appetite drop.
āI donāt think itās going to taste good.ā
āAre you afraid youāll die this time?ā
āMore than that⦠But if I donāt die, will you stab me?ā
In the original work, Giselleās cause of death was poisoning. So far, I thought all assassins would attempt poisoning. However, I felt that this assassin who appeared now was different from those before.
If I donāt die from poison, I think heāll try something else.
āI donāt use swords.ā
āYou are an assassin. Didnāt you bring one to kill me?ā
āPoison is usually enough. I think youāre a bit unique. If you drink it and live, wouldnāt that be your destiny?ā
āA drop of this can make the worst thing happenā¦ā
āDonāt drag on and drink.ā
The voice was both cheerful and coercive. My loosened mind suddenly tightened when I heard the voice.
No matter how light the tone was, the opponent was an assassin. This is poison in my hand. Just because I didnāt die until now, can I guarantee that I wonāt die even if I drink this?
No way.
āHey, Iām going to drink it, but can I ask for a favor?ā
āWhat?ā
āIf I donāt die after drinking this, save me since I canāt be poisoned anyway.ā
āYouāre not dead. What do you mean to save you?ā
āIām asking you to help me escape from here. If this continues, Iāll be hanged anyway. Iāll live like a dead mouse. Like Iāve become someone else.ā
Pls read only at pink muffin tl.
Even if I survived again now, I couldnāt sit here forever and eat poison from the assassins. But I canāt be mesmerized waiting for the hanging date.
Itās something to think about later why Iām in this situation, and the urgent thing was to get out of here.
Of course, the soldiers guarding the prison will not help me escape, so in the end, the person I will persuade is an unknown assassin.
āDo you think you can live even if you get out of here?ā
I was speechless when he asked back with a smile. If I leave hereā¦
āYouāve already been declared an evil witch throughout the empire. People will throw stones as soon as they see you, and they will have wanted flyers everywhere once you run away. Your family is destroyed and there is no one to help you, so you will be stabbed to death while wandering around the streets miserably. Itās the same whether I die here or outside.ā
The conclusion continued like flowing water. I frowned, forgetting that I was trying to gently coax the other person.
You want me to sit down and hang out and take more poison since Iāll be bored?
āYouāre very pessimistic. Itās not like it costs money, but if you think positively, will it get worse?ā
āā¦What?ā
āOf course⦠Iāve caused a lot of resentment here and there, but isnāt there a place to stand on a large chunk of land? If there are good people, there are bad people too! I can get a job under a villain! The villains need to help each other!ā
Of course, the question of whether the villain employs me is an exception.
Fortunately, in the meantime, my mutual aid logic seemed to have been absorbed by the assassin. The returning question was filled with interesting signs.
āIs there a villain in your mind?ā
āThere is. A very evil villain.ā
Thereās no villain in mind. He was the only villain I know in this book who is strong enough to ignore the wanted leaflets.
When I shut my lips dissatisfied, the assassin said to me.
āTell me too. If itās fun, Iāll do you a favor.ā
The assassin was an easier man than expected. Iām speechless because he took it so easily.
āThat, I⦠Itās not agreed yet, but Iām seeking a job.ā
āI know. You were busy taking poison in prison, so what agreement would I have made?ā
āWhy canāt you just tell me?ā
I agonized for a moment at the words of the annoying assassin.
But when I encounter a new assassin after the conversation breaks down like this, there is no guarantee that the new person would listen to my proposal like this man now. Also, the hanging, which might come anytime, was a big problem.
I thought I could get out of this dream-like situation if I were hung like this, but the hanging was also too scary to lean on that uncertain possibility.
What was the name of the villain?
āHeās a stranger to me. Hey, itās Wayne. What was his last name? Wayne Eyeā¦?ā
āWayne Eyeore?ā
āRight! Do you know him?ā
Isnāt that villain whose identity is not revealed? Do they know because theyāre in the same industry?
āā¦Coincidentally.ā






