A Sorrowful Revenge [Sixth Update]

Before the assassinations, Ye Ting taught Nitocris a simple spell—the Repelling Spell.

This spell existed in many worlds. Its purpose was usually to drive away ordinary people so they would not discover the secrets of magic, while also keeping them from being drawn into the mysterious world.

Before beginning the assassinations, Nitocris did not forget to cast this spell. It prevented outsiders from wandering into the "murder" scenes and discovering that the ministers had been assassinated.

As for the "insiders," aside from the targets themselves, every last one of them was simply knocked unconscious by Nitocris.

Then, Nitocris drove her dagger into the heart of the sleeping Finance Minister.

There was no hesitation, nor the slightest trace of regret.

When she truly began killing, Nitocris was as calm as a veteran assassin of many years—cold, decisive, and merciless.

Of course, once the assassination was over, her weakness immediately showed.

First came the excitement and joy of avenging her great grievance, followed by waves of nausea after taking a life.

Those who had never killed would never understand how fragile life was.

Even someone so large was no harder to deprive of life than crushing an ant.

Now, Nitocris truly felt the fragility and insignificance of life, and truly understood the things she would have to command and face in the future.

Then, unsurprisingly, Nitocris threw up.

First came vomiting, then quiet sobbing.

For such a kind-hearted female pharaoh, one devoted to her people, personally killing someone and taking a life with her own hands—even if that person was her enemy—was something she found deeply difficult to accept.

Watching Nitocris with her reddened eyes and pitiful appearance, Ye Ting even had the urge to step out from his hiding place at once, pull this young girl who bore the responsibility of