The Hero Revered by All and the Infamous Witch

"As long as I live, you will never die." If it weren't for this major premise, this article would definitely turn from a fairy tale style to a black mud one.

I don't understand, why should we kill the queen? Shouldn't we kill the king?

Arnold, the man who controls the script, I really want to read his story///

I deliberately went back and read Chapter 4 So was the poet who accidentally entered the Witch's Forest the one who was killed when Arnold was killed?

Carney points out that only witches should be killed? Why, if he wants to blame, he should blame the king. He doesn't know that the lives of the king and the demon queen are connected. The one who drove them to become monks was the distant clan, the one who supported the distant clan was the king and his uncle, and the one who made his mother pregnant before marriage was the king. It has nothing to do with the witch.

I don't understand orz why the poet got involved.

Why not kill the king [changed]

So, did you really eat your eyeballs? Will it still grow back qaq

I feel like I don't quite understand it. Is the Arnold in this chapter the bard who told the boy how to kill the witch in the second chapter? Why does he know the cause and effect of the matter?

I want to see the follow-up o(^o^)o