I Became the Villain’s Slave

“Anyone can see that he’s the mastermind”

I muttered while reading a novel.

‘Indomitable warrior!’

Although it is a common third-rate novel, this novel has quite a large readership because it shows fantasy elements that people like and decent writing skills.

As a fantasy novel fanatic myself, I have followed the author through about 200 episodes and I think it is a novel worth reading.

A story about a righteous protagonist who fights to the end without giving up and brings peace.

Even though it may be boring, I don’t think there’s anyone who dislikes it.

Before I knew it, I looked at my phone and saw that it was 1 AM.

I joined the Indomitable Warrior community because I wanted to share my thoughts with people while reading novels before going to bed.

I clicked the write button in this place where there were various posts criticizing and praising the work.

[ Anyone can see that Athena is the mastermind?]

He has the power to heal even the main character, but he has no intention of hunting monsters or catching demons.

He does help the protagonist sometimes, but he only does it because he cares about the protagonist and doesn’t have any good intentions whatsoever.

It’s a reversal position where you just watch from behind and then hit the head at the end.

The line said to the main character at the end of episode 142 also seems to be one of the hints.

Above all, I was able to confirm this in the scene in this episode where Lily was scared when she saw Athena.

Lily’s hometown is Drax, and the area under Athena’s control is Drax.

If he had been a good person, I wonder if Lily would have been scared.

I expect Lily will later reveal Athena’s dark side.

Other than that, I’ll leave a link to some suspicious content in the comments. Check it out.