I Became a Leader in a Wretched Prison - Chapter 48

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Chapter 48

The day when we first met and he savagely shouted and hurled curses at me was still vivid, so Helios’s words weren’t entirely trustworthy.

Helios pulled me toward him.

“Didn’t I say I have no prejudices? Just do it.”

If he said so, then I suppose that’s how it was.

There wasn’t any other way either.

“Ah, would it be better if you closed your eyes?”

“…D-don’t say unnecessary things and just do it.”

“Is this your first time?”

“…”

Helios glared at me. Was asking that also a problem?

“Too bad for you. Your first time is with me.”

Good heavens. I had imagined the original story content changing many times, but who would have thought even something like this would change.

I didn’t delay any longer and lowered my head.

“Sorry.”

This was probably a word from what little conscience I had left.

“It’s my first time too, so bear with that.”

Soon our lips touched. It was a soft sensation.

‘How many seconds should lips stay touching?’

Isn’t the standard for a kiss too vague?

When the condition was achieved and cleared on the previous floor, I felt Kia’s movement.

‘Won’t just pressing lips together work?’

I slightly parted my lips. Helios, who was below, flinched. It was the moment my lower lip parted further.

A large hand came up to the back of my neck and pulled me down sharply.

Naturally I sensed the movement, but thinking there wouldn’t be any trouble, I was rarely flustered.

As I ended up covering Helios’s body, our lips became even more deeply entwined.

‘This aggressively?’

With my mouth blocked, I couldn’t voice any words. Helios delved deeper.

Though I could feel his inexperience, it was with an intensity as if he would devour me.

Our breaths kept getting tangled together. There was no real technique to it. Even so, I felt a somewhat strange, tickling sensation inside my body.

That was the beginning.

The disciple, who learned things far too quickly, seemed to adapt immediately despite us merely pressing lips together for a moment.

My shoulders slightly curled inward at the hand that instinctively stroked down my spine.

I couldn’t even remember when I had last felt such dizziness.

I was a bit flustered. Because it felt better than I had expected.

The prisoners in this place always pursued pleasure. Violence, drugs, and other lewd and sexual things.

It couldn’t be helped. In this confined space, they tried to live that way.

Among them, I was a dry, tasteless human without desires or wants.

All that remained was the survival instinct, the desire to live.

I slowly closed my eyes. I couldn’t understand why people would make lovers and have passionate fights even in this hellish place.

But now I could understand it a little.

Helios’s body flinched.

Because I had moved even closer.

I closed my eyes. Then when I opened them, Helios had his eyes closed.

‘…Pretty.’

Where the sunlight fell. His silver-white eyelashes were trembling slightly.

Somehow he seemed like a saint enduring and accepting beyond his limits, yet the mole under his eye seemed to add the sensual charm of a fallen one.

Helios followed my lead and opened his eyes.

Different colored gazes met in the air. I could feel our bodies pressed together without gaps growing hot.

I had only tried to part my lips briefly to breathe, but Helios followed me with a thirsty expression.

I felt our positions changing. Before I knew it, I was positioned inside the Glass Coffin where Helios had been lying.

The coffin filled with flowers was quite soft.

Since the difference in strength was clear, I could have refused, but once again I didn’t refuse.

“You started this.”

Because it felt good.

“…Now I don’t care what you are anymore.”

I couldn’t understand what Helios meant by saying this. I wasn’t curious either.

My eyes kept closing from the dizzying sensation.

My hand explored Helios’s back. Perhaps from all the rolling around, his muscles were firmly in place.

I felt along his back muscles that were tensed as if angry, then grasped his even firmer shoulders.

We stayed pressed together like that for quite a while before finally separating.

Rough breathing passed between the gap where we separated. Helios was breathing heavily like someone who had been running for a long time.

When I lifted my gaze, I saw his face completely flushed with tears hanging at the corners of his eyes.

“…What a sight.”

“What are you talking about.”

I lightly grabbed Helios’s clothes and released Kia. My power changed his outfit.

It was a uniform.

It was something I did without much thought, but it suited him better than expected.

“Ta-da, now you’re a Prince too.”

“…”

I thought that his future, older self would wear clothes like this.

I gently caressed the back of Helios’s neck.

“Baby, did it feel good?”

“…Who’s your baby?”

Because Helios gritted his teeth in annoyance and came close again, time passed once more.

And it was only after quite a long time that I felt something strange.

‘Why isn’t this clearing?’

From the moment our positions changed, Helios could have escaped from the Glass Coffin.

It was clear that the condition for Helios to escape was the Prince’s kiss.

Helios and I walked along the Forest Path back to where Ged’s Group was.

“Boss!”

Ged, who had rushed over in one stride, soon tilted his head.

“Did something happen?”

“Yeah. A lot of things.”

Not just Ged, but everyone in the Party except Helios had questions.

“Are you alright?”

“Well.”

I can feel my lips are swollen.

He’s perfectly fine, so why am I the only one like this? It’s probably because a certain someone who was experiencing their first time bit and sucked and nibbled and caused all sorts of chaos.

“What was inside there?”

“A giant bug.”

“It, it wasn’t a bug.”

Helios flared up.

Then Helios, whose eyes met mine, looked away. The nape of his neck visible behind his collar was bright red.

“Haha, there are bugs here too?”

When Brett muttered quietly, Seth shook his head back and forth.

Only Haira looked at my face and sent me a strange glance.

“I’m grateful I’m the only one who noticed.”

She even approached and whispered to me as if in passing.

Regardless, I stared at the surroundings.

“We saw the end of the fairy tale, but it’s still not clearing.”

On the Floor where Seth’s fear target appeared, the condition was sealing the Serial Killer.

“Hmm, Boss. Could there be a hidden boss?”

“I don’t particularly sense anywhere like that.”

“Uh, co, could there be other conditions?”

Maybe so. I thought just seeing the fairy tale ending would be enough, but wasn’t it?

“Or maybe it’s because it’s not the real ending…”

“The real ending?”

Actually, there’s one more part to the fairy tale ending after the kiss.

“They got married and lived happily ever after?”

“Ah.”

“Then does that mean Boss and the Boss have to get married or something?”

“Huh? Haha. Ged, what are you talking about? Why would Boss and Helios get married? The Prince should marry the protagonist Princess.”

“Ah, actually the Boss was originally…”

“Ged.”

When Helios sent a sharp glare, Ged quickly shut his mouth.

Thanks to me thoughtlessly changing Helios’s outfit in the Glass Coffin earlier, the Party except for Ged seemed unaware that this one had become the ‘Princess.’

“Wow, my mouth is tingling.”

“…”

Helios’s glaring gaze shifted to me. But when our eyes met, he quickly looked away.

He’s back to being a teenager.

Since Helios and Ged’s Group didn’t know Snow White, they weren’t much help at all.

“Should we hold a simple wedding ceremony?”

Who would have thought I’d be holding a wedding in the Tower.

Just when no clever solution came to mind, I whipped my head around.

‘Killing intent?’

My body moved on its own.

I kicked off and ran. I could feel Helios and Ged’s Group following me in confusion.

“Hey, isn’t this where the transparent wall was earlier? We can enter now?”

“Right… it was blocked before.”

“Haha, isn’t a boss appearing from over there?”

“Be quiet. What if your words come true, Brett.”

Unfortunately, Brett’s words became reality.

Where Snow White’s glass coffin had been.

A person wearing a black cloak stood atop the shattered glass fragments.

‘I figured as much…’

It wasn’t going to be a floor we could pass through easily.

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“…Child, where are you.”

The Black Cloaked Figure looked around and spoke in a sorrowful voice.

Ged’s Group flinched in surprise.

“I-it speaks?”

“The boss can talk too?!”

“Why is everyone so surprised? It’s not the first time this has happened!”

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