The Battle Queen They Blindly Kicked Out (Joanna) novel Chapter 182

Chapter 182 Bloodmoon’s Trial

She was a Bloodmoon saintess named Viola Silva.

Bloodmoon had many saints and saintesses like her. She had simply been assigned to lead Lucas and the others.

She looked only twenty-three or twenty-four years old, but her strength had already reached Level 50.

“The assessment for the program,” Viola said calmly, “is actually very simple.” She paused. “It’s killing.”

Lucas and the others froze.

“That’s it?” someone asked. “Isn’t that just open PvP? It’s no different from an arena match. Plenty of dungeons already have humanoid enemies. It’s not hard to kill them.”

At least for the four of them, it didn’t sound difficult.

“No, no,” Viola said, shaking her head with a smile. “It’s not that simple.”

“They give the students an immortality rule. If a student fails, they won’t die. But the people you kill-those targets-will die for real. Most of them are death-row criminals,” she continued.

“But there’s another kind of people convicted of harming the genius.”

Viola chuckled softly, her voice smooth and tempting, as her eyes slid toward Kayden.

Kayden’s body jolted. He snapped his head up. The dull, defeated look vanished, replaced by raw emotion. His breathing grew heavy, and his eyes burned with anger.

“What do you mean?” he demanded.

“Hehehe.” Viola leaned close to him. “You were sentenced to 200 years and a fine of 20 billion. You’ll spend your whole life doing forced labor on Grayfog Star. With your lack of ability, of course you have no chance to fight back. But what about your parents?

“Will they gamble everything? Or just sit there and wait to die?”

Viola continued, “The Space Alliance offers those convicted of harming the genius a choice. Join this assessment. Kill the assigned target, and your sentence is reduced by a factor of 100.

“That means two years, and you’re free.

“But if they fail?” She shrugged. “They die.”

“The death rate is about 90 percent,” she added casually. “Those geniuses are terrifyingly strong. Some can fight professionals far above their level.

“These people all offended the genius and were punished by law, but the Space Alliance protects geniuses at all costs. They clear the road for them. So they personally deliver their enemies into the hands of those geniuses. Let the genius kill them. No consequences. No revenge later.”

Viola’s words were dangerously persuasive.

are among the chosen,” she said. “If you weren’t so useless, you might have been on’t you want revenge? Don’t you want to kill Joanna?”

voice shook. “Why do they get to do this? Just because Joanna is strong, they protect expose them!”

“Hahahahaha!” Viola burst into laughter, as if she had heard the funniest joke in the world.

Even Lucas and the others looked at Kayden with pity.

Expose it? That was impossible.

This was the dark side of the Space Alliance. To protect SSS-rank talents, they would do anything.

Because of trivial crime, they locked the S-rank talents like them on Grayfog Star for a few months. This was nothing to them.

Neil said coldly, his tone high and commanding, “Kayden, stop dreaming. Your parents are already doomed. Since they’re going to die anyway, you might as well cooperate and be useful.”

They had reached the end of the grand hall.

There stood a massive ritual circle.

Bruce stared at it and asked quietly, “Can you really bring her back without hurting her?”

Viola laughed softly.

“Of course. Once she’s brought back, we’ll inject her with the power of the Evil God immediately. Her Affinity Talent is perfect for the God of Fertility and Desire,” Viola said smoothly. “She’ll be consumed by love and lust. After that, she’ll never be able to leave men. Any of you can have her. She’ll cling to you eagerly.

“Now,” Viola said, turning sharply, “Kayden. It’s up to you.”

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She shoved him into the ritual circle.

The circle flared with light. From the shadows, two terrifying shapes slowly emerged.

Divine and Demon Training Program

20,000 students gathered in classrooms across the academy.

A virtual projection appeared in the center of each room, showing an elderly man.

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