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“......Huh!”

The day after arriving at the tenth floor, Laphne’s party is resting and preparing for the upcoming battle. Among them, Laphne, who had been sleeping with her knees pulled to her chest beside a gravestone, suddenly jolted awake and looked around.

“What’s wrong? Laphne, are you okay?”

Concerned by her sudden reaction, Emily rushed over.

However, Laphne didn’t answer; she continued to gaze intently at the gravestone. Then, with a serious expression, she finally spoke.

“...I can feel it.”

“What do you mean? Is it Ken…?!”

“No…”

Laphne’s empty eyes shifted from the gravestone to Emily.

With a face that showed her deep unease, she spoke slowly.

“I have this strange feeling that there’s another woman next to Ken.”

Egosword Tirpione.

She was nothing more than a sword that had fallen into hell with her original master.@@novelbin@@

As a knight dispatched from the kingdom to the tower, she had fought countless monsters alongside her master until one day, she fell into this place.

At first, she had no consciousness.

She was merely an ordinary sword bestowed upon a knight by the kingdom.

But after her first master died in the endless battles of this hell, she remained in this shabby house, absorbing the demonic energy of the underworld.

As she was tempered by the surrounding energy, she gradually began to awaken, and as her consciousness took form, she spent her days alone in the house where her master once was.

Without any goals.

Being unable to do anything if no one came to pick her up, she had simply kept her eyes closed and remained here.

Until now.

“Um… Are you okay?”

The first human she had encountered appeared before her.

“Uh, uh… uh…”

At his sudden greeting, Tirpione stiffened, finding it difficult to speak.

It wasn’t because he was the first human she had seen since her master.

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