Elf Dominating App Chapter 235-246 [11.7k+ Words & 27 Arts]

Elf Dominating App Chapter 229-234 [11.7k+ Words & 27 Arts]

• Chapter 235-236 – The Queen Who Can’t Go [R-18]

• Chapter 237-238 – Me Too… Please Hug Me [R-18]

• Chapter 239-240 – The Queen’s Sincere Apology

• Chapter 241-242 – The Weight of Sin

• Chapter 243-244 – Final Farewell

• Chapter 245-246 – The Demon [R-18]

This contains twelve chapters of Elf Dominating App from Chapter 229 to chapter 246. It also has more than 11.7k+ words and twenty seven arts for you to enjoy.

The Queen apology and the new arc is started.

Here is the sneek peek of the work…

“I will do anything you ask! I will confess before the kingdom and give up my position as queen! So please, fuck me too!”

That was the moment when even the highest authority of the elves finally surrendered.

A triumphant smile spread across my lips, and the elves nearby remained silent. They were each lost in their own thoughts.

“Are you serious about that?”

“…Yes.”

“Are you going to reveal your sins and give up your position as queen?”

“Yes, I will.”

There was not the slightest hesitation in her drooping voice.

“Your subjects still trust you. Are you prepared to betray their trust?”

“Anyway, I no longer deserve to be treated as a queen.”

“Still, it’s hard to believe that you would willingly give up the throne. In the past, you even killed me in my previous life rather than hand it over to someone else.”

" It no longer matters.”

Her eyes, her tone, her trembling voice, and her expressions all carried a deep sincerity. It was completely different from the past when she shamelessly deceived everyone around her.

“I committed a sin against you that can never be forgiven. I know it’s not enough, but even so, if I can at least—”

“Wait.”

As she was about to kneel before me, I stopped her.

“Like you said, it is difficult for me to forgive you. That’s why I will make you pay the price, and you will pay it consistently from now on. So, first of all, beg forgiveness from the others here, not from me. I won’t tell you what to say, because you know best what you must apologize for.”

“…”

Nermedia lowered her head and fell silent. Then she slowly sank down, pressing her forehead against the floor.

It was an apology filled with the sincerity of an elf, one that even women who had offended me in the past could not escape.

“Agnes.”

“…Yes.”

“You, who were loyal, followed unreasonable commands simply because I ordered them. I knew that my actions were wrong, but I ignored them out of obsession with my power. I am truly sorry for using your loyalty for my own gain. Please forgive me.”

“…”

“I also apologize for accusing you of being a dark elf. Regardless of your skin color, you are a great knight and an honorable elf. You are far better than me…”

“Thank you for giving up your position as queen. But I have already decided to follow Dayke for the rest of my life. When Dayke forgives you, I will forgive you as well.”

“…Yes, thank you. And Vice-Captain Rize…”

Rize stiffened at the sound of Nermedia’s voice who was lying face down on the floor. She swallowed nervously as she was unable to hide her shock.

 “Yes, Queen… Nermedia.”

“You too had to carry the burden of unwanted sin along with Agnes, simply because you were part of the Knights. I am truly sorry to you and to everyone who served under me. It was my fault for clinging to my greed.”

“Well… I’m okay. It was only recently that I learned the truth. I too am asking Dayke for forgiveness…”

In truth, if I were to find Rize guilty, it would only be for being present at that time. She had been unaware when I was betrayed and killed five years ago.

There was nothing more to hold against her, so I forgave her silently without pointing anything out.

“…Kiella.”

“You don’t need to apologize to me either. I used to be just like you, no, even worse than you.”

Kiella’s reply was firm and refreshing.

Finally, Nermedia’s trembling voice turned toward her own daughter.

“Iril…”

“Oh my…”

“I am sorry.”

Iril’s eyes filled with tears as she heard her apology, one that carried countless meanings.

Even so, she held back her tears.

Before long, Nermedia rose to her feet and turned her gaze toward me, saying nothing.

Her expression carried the weight of expectation. It was clear she longed for something from me, yet she could not bring herself to speak it aloud.

 “Show your sincerity just once.”

“…”

It would have been better to remain in hell, but the sense of loss was several times greater because the hope of escape had been snatched away just as she had grasped it.

From the outside, it was clearly just a ploy by Dayke, yet Nermediah, overwhelmed by frustration, had no mental space to recognize it.

“Haa… Dayke…”

The queen’s reason teetered on the edge as she watched.

The fear that this life would continue only intensified. Eventually, it broke the queen’s will, which had already grown weak.

“…Me too.”

“Huh? Nermedia, what did you just say?”

 “Speak louder. I can’t hear you clearly.”

Following Dayke’s words, the elves who had paused their movements now turned their eyes toward the queen.

“It’s not that simple. You know you can’t just do it, right?”

“I will do anything you ask! I will confess to the kingdom and give up my position as queen!!”

I hadn’t expected it at all. A goddess appeared at the very moment I refused the throne.

Iril stared at the radiant shape of light floating in the air. Then she spoke as her voice was filled with confusion.

“G-Goddess?!”

“A goddess?”

“Is it really…?”

“Surely the princess just said she was a goddess…”

The elves exchanged bewildered glances, then belatedly realized the truth and fell to their knees.

“Th-The goddess has appeared!”

“Ah, it’s an honor to see the goddess with my own eyes!”

Even Kiella and Agnes were stunned, and the knights and maids of the throne room were no less shaken.

The only two who did not bow before the divine presence were Iril and me, since we had already encountered her once before.

“Everyone, raise your heads.”

At her calm and benevolent voice, the elves slowly stood again, one after another.

“Hero Alvin… no, Dayke . You have finally fulfilled your purpose.”

“Ah… yes. Thank you.”

“She called him a Hero.”

“Could it be true…?”

The throne room buzzed with awe as the goddess spoke my name and revealed my past identity. Thanks to her, I no longer had to explain to everyone that I was the reincarnation of the warrior.

But still, I wondered—why now? Why had she stayed silent all this time, only to appear at this exact moment?

Before I could ask, her voice rang out again.

“Dayke. Why do you refuse the position of king?”

“It’s just… I believe the elf kingdom should be ruled by elves, not by a human like me.”

In truth, I wanted to live freely and comfortably by Iril’s side rather than bear the heavy responsibility of ruling. However, I couldn’t bring myself to admit that aloud.

“The worth of a king lies not in race, but in character. Whether elf or human, the one most suited should lead.”

“Goddess… I have broken your prophecy. Please forgive me…”

Nermedia, standing nearby, lowered her head in shame, her voice heavy with remorse. But the goddess shook her head gently.

“I am not the one you must seek forgiveness from. Ask it of the elfs who placed their faith in you.”

“…Yes.”

“Dayke , you once defeated the Demon King in your past life, and even now, in this life, you protect this land from the monsters of another world. That alone makes you a worthy leader of this realm.”

Her words were filled with recognition, yet they weighed on me.

Being called king didn’t anger me, but it didn’t make me happy either.

It felt like when a professor notices your hard work and keeps urging you to enter graduate school—while all you want is a quiet, carefree life without responsibilities.

“…No. I think Iril is more suited than I am. She may not be ready yet, but with our support and Nermedia by her side, she will grow into a great queen.”

“As you say, the princess is indeed a worthy vessel. But she cannot compare to you, who sacrificed your very life for Elora.”

 “No, Dayke . You must be king.”

The goddess’s voice grew sharper, her insistence firmer.

Instead of inspiring me to accept the crown, her persistence only gave me an inexplicable sense of unease.

‘Why is she so desperate to make me king? Is there some hidden reason behind this?’

Normally, it would have been unthinkable for me, a mere human, to doubt a goddess. Yet the unease I had always felt when facing her refused to fade.

The unnatural advice from the corruption guide, urging me to corrupt Iril… The truth behind the corruption’s progress, never once explained…

Those unanswered riddles were enough to make me doubt whether this being truly was what she claimed.

Though her face was still hidden behind the blinding light.

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