All Chapters of The Reincarnated Prince And His Rune Dominion: Chapter 31
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Chapter 31 – Brunhild’s Point of View: Part 1
My name is Brunhild, the Head of the Queen’s Royal Guards.At this moment, we are on our way back to the capital, home, in a horse-drawn carriage.Of course, my duty is to ensure Her Majesty the Queen’s safety.And as for the other knights?They are riding outside. They can’t withstand the cold that is unintentionally released by Her Majesty’s divine skill. Because…Brunhild turned, looking at Valessia.The Queen still looked sullen, muttering in annoyance, “How dare he…” while tightly gripping her ice staff.With a long sigh, Brunhild murmured tiredly,“Your Majesty… please, let it go. That happened a year ago.”She raised her hand to rub her temple, trying to suppress the growing headache.Valessia pouted, and without warning, immediately hugged Brunhild’s arm like a sulking child.“Brunhild, you’ve been so cold to me lately… I miss the little Brunhild from before…”she murmured cutely, rubbing her head against Brunhild’s upper arm like a spoiled cat.Brunhild could only sigh deeply
Chapter 32 – Brunhild’s Point of View: Part 2
The day after that attack, I was told that the two golem legs were the Prince’s toys.As I thought, “What kind of toy has legs the size of an adult?” I couldn’t hide my confusion.Seeing the pair of legs being carried away by the Prince’s personal servant, I muttered,“This thing is more fitting to be called golem legs…”As I watched the servant walk farther away, I suddenly remembered something and said,“Oh right, I forgot…”I immediately ran toward the commander’s office.When I arrived, I knocked on the door, entered, and gave a knight’s salute while saying,“Commander!”Rhoderic turned toward the door, and upon seeing that it was me, his daughter, he said,“Yes… my child, no need to be so formal. Come, sit down,” while pointing to the chair in front of his desk.I hesitated for a moment.“No, that’s—” I began, but then sighed.“Alright, Father…” I finally sat down.After I sat, Father smiled and asked curiously,“How was your trip with the Queen?”I pouted.“Boring…” I replied ti
Chapter 33 – Brunhild’s Point of View: Part 3 - 1
Brunhild POV: Northern Front War (Goblin)When in the office, I was going through a pile of routine reports when my eyes caught something odd — a document titled “Goblin Nest Extermination.”The extermination was handled by the Adventurer Guild, so I didn’t look too deeply into it.However, one sentence made me stop:“Extermination successful. Three male adventurers found—only bones remained. Two female adventurers not found; only their identification cards were recovered.”Calmly, I set the document aside, marked it for further review, then continued reading the other reports.— Three weeks passed.A new report arrived:“Merchants saw a group of goblins carrying adventurer weapons along the same trade route.”Worried, I handed the letter to my aide.“Bring this to the Adventurer Guild. Submit a mission request for extermination.”As my aide turned to leave, I added,“Also, archive the previous goblin report.”Five months passed.Repeated sightings triggered several extermination oper
Chapter 33 – Brunhild’s Point of View: Part 3
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A rain of arrows streaked through the air, striking targets with deadly precision, while the assault troops slowly retreated with discipline—orderly and synchronized. At the front line, the melee troops held formation, intercepting the goblins who managed to slip through the arrow storm. But the enemy didn’t stay still. Among the horde, sling-wielding goblins began to counterattack. Stones flew through the air— Whoosh. Whip. Crack! But thanks to the lights and controlled withdrawal, their throws missed their marks. The bait worked. Seeing all assault teams in position, my eyes narrowed with alertness. I turned to my aide and shouted, “Now! Send the signal to the other twenty-three groups—activate the spotlights and assist the ambush!” Click! Click! Click! One by one, the beams of light pierced the darkness, slicing through the battlefield in silvery rays. Twip. Twip. Twip. Twip. Twip. Twip. Twip! A new storm of arrows rained down from the hidden flanks, shocking the unsus
Chapter 34 - Lyanna’s Point of View - 1
My name is Lyanna, one of the best archers in the Royal Guard. Or at least, that’s what they say. Right now, I’m standing in the city guards’ training yard, bow in hand, facing a row of straw dummies set up as if this were some kind of festival game.I draw my bow. And with a quick motion of my hand,Twip. Twip. Twip. Twip.—Whoosh!Stab. Stab. Stab. Stab. Each arrow hits the target right in the center. Perfect shots. One after another.Then the sound of applause echoes from the candidates behind me.Clap. Clap. Clap. Clap. I turn and throw them a smile. “That’s how it’s done! Got it?” “Yes!!” they answer in unison.But their tone sounds more like “is that even possible?” or “I’m not sure,” rather than “definitely!” Their faces can’t hide their doubt.I narrow my eyes at them, ‘Yeah… they probably don’t really get it yet. But whatever,’ I think. I nod proudly like an instructor and say, “Okay! The test begins now!!” while raising one hand high with my wide gri
Chapter 34 - Lyanna’s Point of View
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After leaving the Guild building, Cedric said,“Lyanna, let’s stop by the palace gate first,” as he walked toward the royal direction.Seeing that, I frowned slightly.“What for?” I asked, though still following behind him.Cedric answered calmly,“There’s a report I need to deliver.”“Okay then…” I replied, still walking along.When we reached the palace gate, Cedric handed a copy of the report to the guards with instructions to forward it to the commander.After that, we continued our current hunting mission.A few weeks later, when we were about to advance to Rank D, Cedric and I received a special mission:to join several other adventurer parties to exterminate a goblin nest.After clearing the nest, Cedric muttered quietly,“This is strange…”At that time, he discovered there were still no female goblin corpses—only an adventurer woman’s ID card lying in the deepest chamber.Seeing his expression, I asked in confusion,“What’s strange?”Seeing my clueless face, Cedric only replie
Chapter 35 – Lyanna’s Point of View 2: Western Front Line - 1
After sitting at the bench and table provided, and as the Prince unfolded the map he had drawn, he said that there were about 500 tents visible among the many trees.Hearing that, my face immediately turned pale, while I thought about how many arrows would be needed to wipe out all the goblins.While listening to Rhoderic’s explanation that we would form (and had even already formed and were on the way) an army of more than 1,800 people to destroy the goblin settlement, my brain went completely blank for a moment.And after regaining focus, I said in my heart, “Damn… so Rhoderic knew from the start,” while letting out a sigh of relief.After hearing Rhoderic explain that they had been instructed to form small teams along the journey through the forest,I just realized something and muttered,“No wonder there were always letters left at every resting post. I thought it was just to track the Prince’s whereabouts,” I said with an intrigued tone.Then, when Rhoderic explained that the mai
Chapter 35 – Lyanna’s Point of View 2: Western Front Line
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After Reina took back her spatial bag and left, I muttered softly,“So… which one should I help attack the goblin forces?”My face looked confused as I gazed toward the four frontlines, each fighting against different goblin units.Because I was too tired to think, I finally activated my communicator and cheerfully said to Brunhild,“Hai hai~~… got any job for me~?”I nodded slightly to myself.‘It’s easier to ask the commander directly… than to think too hard on my own,’ I thought while waiting for her reply.A few seconds later, Brunhild’s voice came through,“Lyanna, go to the Western Area. Reinforce the attacking troops there.”Hearing that, I immediately replied brightly,“Okay~”then ended the communication and dashed toward the western battlefront.When I arrived and saw the condition of the battlefield, I could only say one thing,“This… is really bad,” I muttered with a worried expression.The “U” formation we used was being pushed from multiple sides.The front line was bein
Chapter 36 – No!! My Rune Cards
From his high position, through the magic drone connection [Share Vision] and [Sharp Vision], Victor observed the battlefield below.Each group of four soldiers had positioned themselves with precise coordination, a clearly organized assault.He saw several goblins start to panic and flee back toward their settlement.Chaos enveloped the area: the harsh screams of goblins mixed with the sharp clanging of weapons.Victor smirked faintly.“Oh… there’s prey for me,” he muttered, raising his rifle and beginning to aim at goblins that looked different from the others.Twip. Twip. Twip.Shot after shot was fired with precision, each one hitting its target.As he shifted the drone view north and east, Victor saw more goblins panicking and retreating.However, from his position southwest of the settlement, his line of fire began to be blocked; the goblins were starting to approach the wall.“Hmm… guess I’ll just use that method,” he whispered while adjusting the rifle’s angle.He began calcul
Chapter 37 – Brief Meeting
Upon arriving at the dungeon entrance, Victor immediately headed to the table where Rhoderic had previously left his equipment. He picked up the Radio Core tuned to Channel 8, checked it briefly, then placed it back into his spatial bag. He crouched down, collected several drones he had deployed, folded them carefully, and stored them one by one. After everything was secured, he took out a scroll from the bag, unrolled it, and spread several sheets of blank paper on the table. Without a word, he reached for a pen and began drawing. Curious, Reina leaned slightly toward him and asked, “Oh… what are you planning again, Prince?” Her tone was teasing, but her eyes were truly drawn to the lines forming on the paper. Without looking up, Victor replied enthusiastically, “Of course, so that we can fly in the sky!” He pointed upward, his eyes gleaming with excitement. Reina blinked, slightly amused. “Isn’t that the job of the Griffin Riders?” she asked, puzzled. Victor, still foc