All Chapters of The Damn Demigod: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

"Thank you, Helios. You don't have to pick me up today. I'll sleep in the dormitory." Pandora smiled briefly and stepped into the cafe. She searched for Anna, who hadn't arrived until 30 minutes ago when she sent a message that she was on her way. It was nothing new, so Pandora didn't have to wait for Anna to simply take a seat in the corner after ordering an avocado juice. Normally Pandora would have chosen grape jus for a soft drink, but this time she had no intention of making her feelings taste the traces of the bad life Kingston had to offer. Although Pandora would never forget every second of Kingston's cruelty, even during their last encounter—the day when the sword was a testament to their mutual hatred. With bloody hands, Kingston walked out of the room. Leaving after saying something very hurtful. And then when he returned. Kingston brought a glass of bitter potion, forced Pandora to gulp it down, and locked Pandora up for the rest of the day to endure the pain a

"After Arcade's death, I never saw you like this at all. But now... you're showing the same thing as when you were jealous of her." No idea how many times Avanthe watched Kingston release four arrows simultaneously with precise aim. A moment ago she walked around the palace, accidentally catching a glimpse of Kingston's shadow standing alone in the darkness of the night. Only a few lighting devices, namely fires, were burning in some corners of the field. It surprised Avanthe to learn that Kingston was overcome with anger, but Avanthe would call it jealousy for knowing her older brother. No amount of anger could keep Kingston silent, if not for something bigger. "Stop all this." Avanthe touched Kingston's broad shoulders when she really needed to get up the courage to end everything Kingston was doing. "You almost spent 1000 royal arrows." "Aren't you tired?" Kingston's face was freezing cold, which was what Avanthe saw—immediately taking a step back wh

Pandora repeatedly tapped her fingers with her arms bent on the bar counter. Waiting for Raymond, who had just walked into the dimly lit hallway after the man had left her alone to stare around at the half-drunk people enjoying the deafening music. There was a sense of dread as Pandora began to think about the employment contract she had signed. Raymond might have agreed with Pandora's statement about her decision to quit if she didn't feel like it, but Pandora wasn't sure this was going to work out. The thought of her being alone in a crowd was terrifying. Pandora should have listened to Anna. The girl had warned her many times, even forbidden her from making money-losing deals. But Pandora needed the money. There was no denying that the heartbreaking events Kingston had created were a nightmare for her. Pandora always felt threatened by what she would say to the man of her future. She had plans to get married, but who would accept her condition after meeting a man l

Pandora's breath caught, thinking she would never survive Kingston's passion. But what Pandora was seeing was shocking. She winced as she suddenly jumped up, holding her sore lower abdomen. And that was her body's reaction after opening her eyes for the first time and realizing that her body was still in the same room. A space where there was nothing Pandora could defend. Not her pride. Not even the remnants of consciousness she had, despite her best efforts not to drown in the trapping darkness. What an irony... the man was getting satisfaction while Pandora had to wake up with a burning anxiety. She didn't know what to do. She didn't have enough courage to just let her feet rest on the cold marble. Pandora was afraid that she would take the wrong step. Afraid that she would have to accept a more painful stabbing. Pandora rubbed her face roughly, unable to recall the events of last night. Her nerves flashed, only to realize that the bed she was on was slightly different f

"Where is Aceli, Miss?" Pandora frowned as Helios' voice suddenly entered the kitchen and startled her. She turned to find him beginning to pace slowly. "Aceli is in my room. Asleep." Satiated. Sat up for a while. Falling asleep. That's what happened to Aceli after adding three more plates for dinner. Pandora only cooked quail egg soup, but Aceli liked it very much. Not a few always mentioned that the flavor of Kingston's cooking tasted exactly the same as Pandora's. "Sleeping?" Helios' question had an incredulous tone. He was just confirming what Pandora had said, because it seemed that Aceli was not usually quiet at night. The little girl was too active. "Yeah. I'll wake her up if you want to move her to another room." "No need, Miss. Just leave her alone." Pandora nodded, thinking it was a good time to find out. "I found something wrong with Aceli. A child of her age doesn't recognize a mother figure. Isn't that strange, Helios?" Pando