Elf Dominating App Chapter 155-166 [10.5k+ Words]

Elf Dominating App Chapter 155-166

• Chapter 155-156 – Corruption Progression Guide

•  Chapter 157-158 – Because the Princess’s Smiling Face Is Pretty

•  Chapter 159-160 – Goddess Does Not Lie [R-18]

•  Chapter 161-162 – The Will of the Princess

•  Chapter 163-164 – A Princess Soothes [R-18]

• Chapter 165-166 – The Princess’s Experience [R-18]

This contain twelve chapters of Elf Dominating App from Chapter 155 to Chapter 166 [10.5k+ Words].

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This arc contain princess Iril arc And it is finally finished.

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“Please, please! Please listen to Kiella’s request!”

“Where did you hear that from…?!”

Iril had indeed heard rumors from people in the castle who liked Kiella. However, she lied, fearing it might create conflict.

“I overheard Kiella talking outside.”

“Ha… Really.”

The queen let out a deep sigh, but Iril had no intention of backing down.

“please~~~!”

“How can I bring a human into the castle?”

“There were no problems while Dayke was here. He won’t cause any issues even if he stays inside the castle.”

Iril’s words were filled with confidence, but Nermedia’s response was just as firm.

“The problem lies in the fact that a human is staying in the castle at all.”

“Kiella has been with Dayke for several months. And she still recommended him as her secretary. Doesn’t that prove Dayke is capable?”

“I don’t know. Is it because he truly has abilities, or did Kiella simply lose her mind for a moment?”

“Oh my…”

“Humans are a race whose true intentions are hard to understand. Why do you think the devil appeared in the first place? Because of humans. If you want to avoid trouble, it’s better not to have him around at all. And even if he does become the Supreme Court Justice’s secretary, what benefit will that bring you? I can’t understand why you’re so fixated on this.”

Nermedia’s voice and expression were both cold and unyielding. Even so, Iril stood her ground.

“Didn’t you always say that talented people should be given opportunities to show their skills? I just want Dayke to be acknowledged and not looked down on because he’s human!”

“Ha… Let’s stop here. I can’t talk anymore. My head hurts.”

“Oh my…”

Ilil was left speechless as she was crushed by disappointment.

Even though she knew she shouldn’t act like this now that she was an adult, tears began to fill her eyes.

“Ugh, huh…”

The princess burst into tears and stormed out of the office.

The queen, now alone, turned to her servant with a heavy heart.

“Did you call me, Queen?”

“…”

She stayed silent for a moment, lost in thought. Then she let out a long sigh.

 I was lying on the bed while taking deep breaths.

 “Dayke, are you okay?”

Kiella was lying next to us. She watched me in silence for a moment before asking,

“…Are you two really dating?”

“Yes. Why?”

I chuckled. If anyone would think that way, it was Kiella, who had gone through quite a lot because of me.

“And I’m a little hesitant to ask this… But from your perspective, isn’t Agnes also someone you should be getting revenge on?”

“She was, but somehow… things turned out like this.”

“Well, she belongs to you now, so it’s not my place to say anything… Anyway, is your goal now to tame a queen? Is that why you asked me to recommend you as secretary?”

I didn’t have to worry about Rize overhearing this. She was still fast asleep, completely worn out from our intense fuck night together.

“Secretary… Are you going to become Kiella’s secretary?”

Agnes, who was still in my arms, looked up and asked.

I nodded.

“Yes. I plan to enter the castle and wait for the right opportunity. But I haven’t been confirmed as secretary yet. If the queen rejects me, I’ll find another way. I’m not planning to go after the queen right away.”

“Then who?” Kiella asked.

Her question reminded me of something Agnes had once told me.

“Kiella, I heard from Agnes that back in my past life, there was a meeting in the castle about how to dispose of me. The decision was passed on to Agnes. Who else attended that meeting besides you and the queen?”

Those who had sided with the queen’s stance that humans shouldn’t be allowed to live in Ellora—those were the ones I needed to deal with before the queen.

But Kiella’s answer was unexpected.

“Actually, there was no such meeting.”

“…What?”

“I was worried Agnes might hesitate when it came to killing you, so I exaggerated the order. Killing Hero Alvin was considered the will of the kingdom.”

“Then what really happened…?”

“All the queen told me was that you should be killed. At the time, I thought I’d gain more by getting rid of you, so I agreed.”

“…”

I couldn’t believe how easily and emotionally the fate of a warrior who had sacrificed himself for the kingdom was decided.

 “…So, in the end, the queen was the problem.”

“Dayke…”

Agnes looked up at me with worried eyes.

I wanted to respond with a calm smile, but the corners of my mouth refused to lift. Just then, Kiella, lost in thought, spoke up.

“But something doesn’t add up.”

“…What?”

“Why did the queen kill you in your past life but let you live this time? You’re still human.”

“It’s because of the princess… Wait.”

The queen was afraid to kill me, thinking it would upset the princess. That was the conclusion I had reached. But when I looked back to the first time I visited the royal castle in this life, something felt off.

But what did she do?

Based on her past behavior, she would have let the guards run their spears through my neck without hesitation. Yet that day, she tried to send me away peacefully.

Even when I stood motionless, the guards only threatened me—they didn’t attack.

It was only when I lost my patience and things escalated that Iril appeared, interrupting whatever the queen might have done next. Still, the fact remained: she didn’t try to kill me the moment she saw me.

In my past life, she had executed me without hesitation the moment the war ended.

“She’s the queen. If she wants you dead, is there any reason why she wouldn’t just do it?” Kiella said.

Her question lingered in my mind. I tried to make sense of it, but no clear answer came. Only a growing unease.

When silence settled over the room, Agnes spoke quietly.

“Dayke, are you planning to tell Rize about your plan?”

“I think so. But only after I’ve gained more of her trust.”

She would be shocked to learn the truth—that I was Alvin, the hero of the past, now seeking revenge against the queen.

So, it seemed best to wait and talk to Rize only when she was ready to hear the truth.

Just then—

Beep Beep.

A mechanical sound echoed in the air, completely out of place in this setting. A glowing screen appeared in front of me.

It was the familiar screen of the App, one I had checked countless times.

The night after, he entered the castle as a legal assistant.

The entire castle was shrouded in darkness, with the lights turned off. Only the office of the Supreme Court Justice remained brightly lit.

That was because Kiella, who had returned to her position as Chief Justice, was still inside organizing documents while the rest of the castle slept.

“Whew, it’s done. You’re more meticulous than you look, working this late.”

Kiella, busy arranging her desk, replied to Dayke’s comment.

“I’m just trying to get things ready in advance so the next day goes smoothly. I only worked this late because I just came back to the position. I’ll finish on time moving forward. Anyway, you didn’t have to help all the way to the end…”

“It’s fine. This way we could finish quickly.”

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