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To Kill That Which Cannot Die​After his success in battle with a demon, Lugh is made a Holy Knight by the Alvanian Kingdom and tasked with slaying more of the creatures. The problem is, only the hero can actually fell demons. Such a setback isn’t going to stop the world’s greatest assassin, however, and Lugh gets to work devising a spell to kill the supposedly immortal beings. Unfortunately, the only way to test this new magic is in a real battle! Failure promises certain doom, but triumph may turn out to be just as perilous if Lugh isn’t careful...

"When a great assassin is reborn in another world, he finds himself the heir to a long line of killers from the shadows. With both his modern-day knowledge and experience and the special magic and techniques of this new world, he could very well become the most unstoppable assassin in history...!"--

After defeating the third demon and parting ways with Noish, who fell todarkness,Lugh and company return to Tuatha De. Although their successincreases their esteemwith the crown, it also draws the envy of thenobility, who subsequently begin to plotagainst the Tuatha De family. Yet,as Lugh concocts a series of assassinations againstboth the demons and thehumans seeking to sabotage him, he falls into a deep sleep,where he reuniteswith the Goddess of Beginnings. Something in that beguiling smileof herssuggests she has ulterior motives...

Unexpected Allies... and Enemies​During a party in the royal capital, Lugh runs into Mina, the mysterious and flirtatious snake demon. Evidently, she’s already infiltrated human society, but not to take it over. She’s not too thrilled about seeing the Demon King revived and wishes to help Lugh prevent that from happening...or does she? Mina seems to have her hooks in many different important people: nobles, princes, and even Lugh’s friends. Will this wolf in sheep’s clothing manage to turn classmates against one another?

The Assassin Meets the Hero​Lugh, Dia, and Tarte enroll in the most elite academy in the Alvanian Kingdom. On the surface, the group is there to learn how to be knights, but Lugh’s real goal is to get close to the hero he’s been tasked with eliminating. However, Lugh winds up getting more familiar with the hero than first intended, and he learns that the prophesized savior’s power comes at a steep price. Being a hero isn’t easy, and when trouble strikes, will the assassin have to save the one he’s supposed to kill?