Chapter 93: Divine Tomb-4
Only the two top leaders were quite dangerous. It might get a bit difficult if he were to face them right now, since his overall combat wasn’t at a hundred percent— one of his trump cards was missing.
"You crazy bastar— cough, sir, please don’t do anything rash. We are all good people here, let’s talk things out," someone from the Golden Moon side shouted.
"Hah! That great sir definitely isn’t a good person. Don’t you know baddies are the best? Great sir, we are all bad people on this side. Let’s cooperate," a person from the Nine Pacts said, his voice trembling.
"I will start singing now, and if— aside from those two leaders— I see anyone standing still, then I will start pulling the levers," Vritra said. Behind this action, his reason was to earn sin points, break their morale and confidence a bit, and make himself seem less harmful so they would agree to his next demand.
"Even though I can’t see his face, but I have never hated anyone this much. I will remember your hidden ugly face and I will cut you into a thousand pieces the moment we leave—" it was the lion masked who was shouting. The eyes of most people had turned red because of anger.
"So the name of the song is Unholy Child. First, start shaking your bodies, otherwise..." Vritra threatened. Over half of them instantly began to dance, but others didn’t move.
"Sigh, looks like you guys aren’t taking me seriously." Vritra sighed, and in the next moment, one of the hands pulled the lever at an incredible speed before anyone could react.
"Nooooo!!" The two leaders charged forward to stop him, but it was too late. Their movements halted and they looked around vigilantly—there were no attacks, but all the men were instantly covered by a thick white barrier.
It seemed strong enough that even if they attacked it together, it wouldn’t break instantly.
"Now, everyone, get to it, or you won’t even know how you died," Vritra threatened.
"...Everyone, we have to listen to him for now. Do as he says even if you don’t want to," both leaders gave the instruction to their groups before they walked to the side. They felt relieved that Vritra didn’t include them.