Elf Dominating App Chapter 279-284 [5.5K+ Words & 20 Arts]

Elf Dominating App Chapter 279-284 [5.5K+ Words & 20 Arts]

• Chapter 279-280 – Don’t Let Down Your Guard [R-18]

•  Chapter 281-282 – The Motivated Senior

• Chapter 283-284 – Colleague [R-18]

This contain six chapters of Elf Dominating App from  Chapter 279 to chapter 284. It have 5.5K+ Words and 20 Arts or illustration for you to enjoy.

The demon fight arc is started.

Here is the sneak peek of the work…

[MC POV]

A few days later.

“Everyone, be quiet! We will be checking personnel from now on, so stay where you are!”

Agnes’ shout echoed across the parade ground.

Next, Rize began inspecting the members lined up before her. Unlike usual, when the atmosphere had grown somewhat relaxed after the death of the Demon King, today the knights were unusually serious.

The reason was clear. Last night, as I was trying to fall asleep and a danger notification message arrived.

“It’s been a long time since we’ve exterminated a monster. We shouldn’t make mistakes from excessive tension, but don’t be too relaxed either. We’ll handle it as we always have.”

Agnes's expression was more serious than ever as she spoke.

“Today’s target is a monster called the Gatekeeper. It is said to have the ability to create gates to the other world at will. It is presumed to be the cause of the monsters that have appeared in Elora so far. Please do your best to ensure that we can successfully eradicate it.”

“Yes!”

The knights’ reply rang loudly and clearly across the ground.

After a while, I heard Fine’s voice from beside me.

“Sir! If that monster is the one bringing other monsters, does that mean that if we defeat it, monsters like goblins won’t appear in the future?!”

The youngest member stamped her feet in excitement.

Unfortunately, it was difficult to give a definitive answer. The danger notification only warned that, in two hours, a being called the Gatekeeper would appear and bring in a large number of monsters.

Through the app, I could only find additional information about the Gatekeeper’s abilities and combat methods. There was no confirmation about the appearance of other monsters or any direct connection to the Devil Lord.

“Well, we don’t know yet. Let’s catch him first and think about it later.”

The knights' task was simple. They had to go to the location where the Gatekeeper would appear, wait for him, and kill him before he opened a gate to the other world.

As I had discovered all the necessary methods through the app, there was no need for fear.

“Okay, everyone, let’s go!”

At Rize’s words, the knights began to move. I slipped out of the ranks and approached Agnes.

“Agnes.”

“Dayke. What are you doing here?”

“Take this.”

I handed her a magic nullification necklace. It was the same type of item Agnes had used when exorcising ogres.

“This… You have more of these than I do…”

“Wouldn’t it be better for the strongest among us to have it? You never know what might happen.”

Although I had recovered Harmoniere—grandly named the Sword of the Hero—this sword was only effective against the Demon Lord. That meant Agnes remained the strongest force among the knights.

“…I understand. I will definitely protect you and the other elves.”

With that, the operation to eradicate the Gatekeeper began.

When we reached the mountain entrance, the knights once again carefully reviewed the enemy’s countermeasures. They also went over their tactics in detail to ensure nothing was overlooked. Thanks to their diligence, they were able to settle into position before the monster appeared.

However, an unexpected variable arose.

Contrary to expectations that only one Gatekeeper would appear, he was accompanied by dozens of monsters. The good news was that these were the same types of monsters the knights had dealt with before.

Using their past experience, the knights fought them off calmly. There were no injuries, no deaths, and eventually, only the Gatekeeper remained.

“…“

He was approximately one and a half times the height of a human, his entire body wrapped in a black robe.

His face was hidden beneath the hood, but his strange appearance gave off an unsettling aura.

‘I already know all of his strategies. He should be easy to kill.’

The Gatekeeper had two types of magic. One allowed him to open doors to the other world, and the other fired a black sphere.

Anyone who touched the black sphere would be randomly teleported to another location.

Since it was unknown which dimension or world they would end up in, even a single hair touching it could be dangerous.

Still, there was no need to worry. The black sphere targeted coordinates, not individuals. As long as I moved quickly out of its path, I could avoid being teleported.

In short, all that needed to be done was to watch out for the black sphere and tear the Gatekeeper to pieces.

“…Are you the owners of this land?”

‘The monster speaks?’

The voice that reached us during the confrontation was deep and heavy, sending chills down my spine. The darkness within the hood seemed like an endless cave.

Still, the fact that it could speak meant there was a chance to get answers to our questions.

 I looked straight into the darkness inside its hood and asked, “Are you the one who sent the monsters here until now?”

“…It is true,” the Gatekeeper replied in a slow, somber tone.

“We discovered the dark and murky energy of this land… and tried to make it our new home.”

‘Did the dark and murky energy refer to the Devil’s energy?’

 I didn’t know the details of their relationship, but they didn’t seem to be subordinates of the Devil.

Of course, now wasn’t the time to worry about the relationship with the Demon King. There were more pressing questions.

“Hey. Is there anyone else where you were who can open the door to the other world like you?” I asked.

“…You mean the gate? This power is granted only to this body, not to any insignificant creature,” the Gatekeeper replied.

“So you’re the only one who can open the gate?”

“The power to control space belongs only to me, as I guard the entrance to the Demon World.”

“Okay. You know that if I get rid of you, there won’t be any troublesome monsters coming over!”

As I charged toward him, the other elves surrounding him also rushed forward.

The Gatekeeper sensed danger and fired black spheres in all directions.

Knowing exactly how the spheres worked, we calmly dodged them. Then we closed the distance without hesitation.

More spheres came at us, but no one was hit. Finally, Agnes was the first to reach him.

Just as her blade surged toward the Gatekeeper’s back, he quickly shot a black sphere from his hand. The distance was too close to avoid it.

However, the moment the sphere touched Agnes, it vanished like a soap bubble.

It was the effect of the magic nullification necklace I had given her before we came.

“…No!”

“It’s over!”

Agnes swung her sword without giving the opponent a moment to react.

Of course, no matter how he ended, what truly mattered was that the threat had been removed. There was no longer any danger of monsters from another world appearing.

“Wow! You are the leader, as expected!”

Fine ran next to me and jumped in the air with excitement. She even grabbed my hand and shook it energetically.

“Now you don’t have to worry about monsters appearing, right?!”

Everyone here felt tense relief, though not as openly as Fine.

Suddenly, the Gatekeeper's hand—thought to be dead—moved and hurled a black sphere toward Fine.

“Uh…?”

“Fine!”

She froze in shock at the sudden attack. After pushing me to safety, she tried to move aside, but in her haste, she lost her footing.

“Senior Dayke!”

The black sphere struck me at the same moment Fine shouted.

A dizzying sensation, as if my head would explode, overtook me. My consciousness was unable to resist, and I was swallowed by endless darkness.

 “Senior! Senior Dayke!”

“Ugh… Fine?”

“Wake up, Senior!”

I struggled to get up with Fine's help.

As I held my spinning head and looked around, I couldn’t hide my embarrassment.

“Where… is this?”

The queen’s office in the royal castle was quiet.

It was the middle of the night, and everyone else was asleep. But Iril remained at her post. Her face was etched with anxiety, and her thumbnails were bitten down from nervous habit.

Even after sighing to the floor, her worries did not ease. She spoke to the chief justice, who sat nearby.

“Kiella… Dayke hasn’t returned at this hour. Could something have happened to the knights?”

“There’s nothing we can do right now. Let’s wait calmly. They aren’t just any elves—they are the knights under the Queen’s direct command. Nothing will happen to them,” Kiella replied, trying to sound calm.

She had also been anxiously awaiting news from the knights and had remained at her post until now.

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