I Taught Well and Got Eaten
At age eight, Helisi suddenly manifested divine power and became a saint, but as soon as she reached adulthood, that divine power vanished.
To make matters worse, when the third prince was killed by the rebels, all the blame was piled on her.
And so she died in a witch hunt seventeen times.
Whenever she came to her senses, she was always eight years old again, returned to being an orphan just as her divine power had first manifested. And this time, she had also been given a random special power.
Eighteenth life. This time, strength!
This time, she would definitely escape the Divine Kingdom before her divine power disappeared.
To do that, she had to deal first with the third prince, the source of her death.
Before the rebellion begins, she will make him emperor.
“So will the enemy commander’s head fly off? Do it like this, like this!”
Arpesian clutched his head when she split a stone in half with a wooden sword.
“No way!”
“Ha, then can’t you even lift a bed? Not very charming.”
“Is being able to lift a bed what makes someone charming?”
“That seems to be the case, doesn’t it?”
She had to be strong enough to survive the war.
Because Arpesian had to survive for her own life to be extended as well, she taught him earnestly.
Really earnestly. With the apology of a useless self who could do nothing while watching Arpesian die every time.
And so Arpesian, now grown, won the war and became emperor.
Just when she thought she was finally free, he came looking for her as an adult.
“Helisi. I can now split a rock with a sword.”
“And?”
“I can even lift a bed with one hand.”
“So?”
“All the conditions are met, so let’s get married.”
“...Saints can’t get married.”
Unexpectedly, Arpesian’s eyes curved even more brightly.
“You said you hated the Divine Kingdom. So as a wedding gift, I brought you the high priest’s head.”
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