Chapter 93:

Name:The Warden of The Witches Author:
Chapter 93:

Liberation

Two days later.

"Carmilla, come out!"

In the core area, Veronica opened the door to the cell.

"Huh?" Carmilla, who was taking a nap, turned over and yawned. "Hey, hey, I just had a meal after coming out of solitary confinement. What do you want now?"

"When I call you to come out, you better come out obediently. Why so much nonsense? The warden wants to see you, hurry up!" Veronica knocked on the door frame with her baton.

"Oh?" Carmilla suddenly became interested. "Did that guy really manage to do it?"

"A girl under twenty calling someone a guy? If you want to know the situation, come out quickly and don't waste time," Veronica urged.

"Alright, alright, I'm coming." Carmilla lazily got off the bed, feeling heavier and more sluggish than usual. "Sigh, I can't get motivated after eating today..."

Just as she stepped out of the door, she froze in her tracks and abruptly turned her head to look towards the depths of the corridor, like an alert wild animal.

"What's wrong?" Veronica asked.

"Hmph, that zombie is staring at us," Carmilla sneered.

Veronica also turned her head and saw Silaine standing by the door of Room 19, her eyes flickering with a mysterious glow as she stared intently in their direction.

"Don't provoke her. The warden is already handling your situation," Veronica reminded. "Let's go."

Carmilla wiped her face, trying to clear her groggy head after just waking up.

But as she took a step forward, she suddenly felt a wave of dizziness and the world spinning around her.

Veronica, who was standing next to her, waiting for her to walk ahead, immediately noticed her pause and urged, "What's wrong with you?"

But this time, Carmilla didn't answer. She felt her vision darken suddenly, and soon she couldn't make out the directions anymore.

An intense sense of vertigo hit her, and her body swayed. Unable to maintain her balance, she fell down abruptly.

"What's happening?" Veronica quickly reached out to grab her collar, then noticed her rapidly paling face and rapid breathing.

...

"No, it's not working at all. Still no heartbeat!"

Veronica shouted at the exhausted prison doctor who was squatting beside her, both trying to administer emergency measures to Carmilla.

"It's too late... There are no signs of life whatsoever," the prison doctor wiped the sweat off his forehead and shook his head despondently.

"What's going on?" Aiden finally arrived at the scene and walked briskly over, asking.

The prison doctor looked wearily at him. "It seems to be a severe reaction to poison. It's already..."

"No chance of saving her?" Aiden widened his eyes. "It's only been a few minutes, right?"

"The toxicity is extremely potent; this is definitely not an ordinary poison," said the prison doctor with a grave expression.

At that moment, a burst of maniacal laughter suddenly echoed from deep within the corridor, startling them. Silaine who was gripping the railing, laughing wildly and banging her head against it. "She's dead, finally dead!!"

As a revenant, Silaine could sense the presence of her archenemy's soul. She could now clearly feel Carmila's life slipping away, her heartbeat long ceased, and the aura of death gradually permeating around her.

Aiden immediately walked briskly to the door of Room 19 and sternly interrogated Silaine, "Prisoner 3271, what have you done!?"

But Silaine paid no attention to him, continuing to laugh uncontrollably. However, in the midst of her laughter, she suddenly burst into tears.

"my child......, I finally... finally avenged you!!" She covered her face and sobbed, choking on her words.

Then, a faint blue flame emerged from her eyes, and a misty spirit-like entity swiftly poured out from her eyes and mouth.

Her body began to disintegrate, collapsing like a sandcastle destroyed by the waves. In an instant, it turned into a pile of dust on the ground, with her prison uniform and shackles buried within the dust.

The liberated spirit dispersed rapidly and disappeared without a trace. Faintly, Aiden heard a lingering sigh.

In the moment of achieving her revenge, Silaine's soul finally freed.

Aiden silently stared at the remains left by Silaine for a while, then immediately walked briskly to another cell.

"Oh, do you need something, Warden?" Melusine, sitting inside the cell, stood at the door, smiling calmly. "You're not suspecting that I'm involved in this, are you?"

Aiden gave her a cold glance, then took out the key and unlocked the cell. He pointed with his thumb in the direction Carmilla was lying, saying, "The show is over, so what are you still acting for? Hurry up and save her."