Re-Awakening: I Became a Pay To Win Boss Monster Chapter 367: Incapable

Chapter 367: Incapable

“Hold on.” Rael grabbed his hand, stopping him.

Alcetas turned around with a slight frown. “Co on, if I fire a spell now and run away, they won’t know who did it!”

“And if they do sohow find out who did it?” Rael asked. “What will happen to you and those you care about? They will all be executed.”

“Tsk…” Alcetas clicked his tongue, then put away the wand.

But just as Rael thought it was over, he noticed Alcetas had forgotten to wrap the wand in a cloth.

Rael’s eyes widened as he reached out, suddenly alert.

“Wait—”

But it was already too late. The mont the wand made contact with Alcetas’s pocket, it discharged a giant, unstable fireball.

It went straight through Alcetas’s pocket and hit the ground before bouncing off and flying into the sky.

“Stop controlling it,” Rael said urgently.

However, Alcetas didn’t respond. Instead, he raised the wand and twirled it around.

To his surprise, the fireball in the air reacted perfectly to his movent, and as Rael was about to snatch the wand out of Alcetas’s hands, the fireball was sent flying toward the approaching army.

“You…”

Fucking idiot.

Rael snatched the wand from his hands, covered it in a cloth, and stashed it inside his back pocket.

And before the fireball could impact the army, Rael grabbed Alcetas by the collar and dragged him away.

But as expected, a few people saw what happened and began following them.

Rael weaved through the alleyways, and once it seed like he had lost them, he realized he had hit a dead end.

And shortly after, the people who had been chasing the two of them caught up.

Alcetas wiggled out of Rael’s grip, fell to the ground, and glared at the pursuers.

“How do you people support those damn priests? They are corrupt and do nothing but harm others!”

One of the n approached, a faint smile on his face.

“Look, kid, we all went through so serious shit in the past. I don’t know what those priests did to you, but if we don’t hand you in, then our entire town is going to be burned down.”

Alcetas scoffed and rolled down his sleeve, revealing his wrist.

There was a black mark on it, resembling the symbol of the Blazing Sun faction.

He didn’t say a word, but despite that, the people who had seen the mark all took a steep step back in surprise.

“You’re… you’re branded?”

That’s… bad? Why is he showing it to these people? They’re obviously going to turn him in, Rael thought with a conflicted look.

But despite his expectations, the man from earlier glanced around, then nodded at Alcetas.

“Run away, kid. We’ll figure sothing out.”

With those words, the man stepped back, and alongside the rest of the people present, he walked away, his hands trembling slightly.

“…?”

“Let’s go, Milan,” Alcetas said urgently and grabbed him by the hand.

He dragged the confused Rael across the city, while at the sa ti, they heard distant explosions coming from the direction where the town’s entrance was.

But shortly after, they reached the outskirts and ran further ahead. Eventually, they reached a forest crossing and turned left.

After 20 minutes of running, they left the forest and arrived in a vast field.

To the sides were hundreds of gardens, whether they were flowers, crops, or even random sticks soone seed to be growing for no reason in particular.

More importantly, at the center of the field stood a two-story red brick house with a familiar chimney running up its side.

Of course, this was the house that Alcetas wanted Rael to find in the first place.

Yet as they approached it, the doors suddenly swung open, and through them ca out a single figure.

Not only that, but past the figure, Rael saw a portrait that appeared to depict Alcetas alongside two other people.

But he couldn’t make out the details that well, so instead, he focused on the figure that stepped out.

At first, they were faceless, but monts later, the figure gained a face.

It was a kind-looking golden-haired elderly woman, likely Alcetas’s mother.

“Wait here,” Alcetas said and let go of Rael, then approached the woman.

But instead of a kind hug, the woman struck Alcetas across the face with the back of her hand, causing him to fly off into the vegetable garden.

Rael’s brows twitched, and as he was about to check up on Alcetas, the woman coughed slightly, getting Rael’s attention.

“Milan, yes? Alcetas has been talking a lot about you. Thank you for being his friend,” the woman said warmly. “Would you like to co in for so apple pie?”

“…”

Rael narrowed his eyes, sensing as if sothing was wrong.

“Milan? Is everything alright?” the woman asked, taking a few steps forward and arriving right in front of Rael.

She leaned down, and with a loving smile, tilted her head.

But as she opened her mouth to speak, Rael suddenly took out the wand he had brought with him, and in the blink of an eye, stuck it inside the woman’s eye socket.

“AAAAH!” the woman scread, recoiling in pain.

Yet Rael didn’t move from his spot, simply staring at the woman as she thrashed, bleeding profusely until her movents slowed and she glanced at him with her remaining eye.

“Well… that was a bit unsuccessful,” the woman remarked, clicking her tongue.

In the next mont, a couple dozen pop-ups appeared in front of Rael.

The woman’s body began to morph, and at the sa ti, Alcetas rose from the ground and approached Rael, then spat out a mouthful of blood.

“Thank you for taking this far,” Alcetas said, his voice deep, a stark contrast to what it had been earlier. “But I’m afraid this is where we’ll have to part ways, Rael.”

A faint smile appeared on his face as he snapped his fingers, causing the entire space and the Dream to collapse, the sky riddled in shards like cracked glass.

All that remained was the single red brick house, which Alcetas approached slowly and walked inside.

But monts later, he walked back out, a disappointed look on his face.

“As I thought… it is still empty,” Alcetas remarked. “So much for reforging forgotten mories. Even soone like you can’t do it.”

His gaze traveled toward Rael.

“For your valiant attempt, I will keep my promise.”

Rael remained quiet as he didn’t want to trigger sothing with his words, so he simply nodded.

And in the next instant, Alcetas extended his hand forward.

What followed was a strong repulsion force that pushed Rael back.

But it wasn’t back into the Dream Realm; instead, it was straight into reality.

His vision was overwheld by flashing colors until finally, the dark sky ca into view.

Beside him was Lilith, and in front of him, Alcetas alongside the grinning Solenne.

“Well, well…” Solenne clapped her hands slowly.

“That was a fun experience, wasn’t it, Rael?”