🔮📖 Boar's Sin of Gluttony: Merlin’s New Library Chair! 🛋️✨ (Patreon)

Hello, holy knights and citizens of Britannia! 👋 Back during the days when the Seven Deadly Sins were being actively hunted by the Kingdom of Liones, many overconfident warriors thought they could easily make a name for themselves by capturing the legendary mages and knights of the order. But cross the wrong member, and the consequences can be incredibly humbling.

The Scene: An arrogant holy knight from Liones tracks down Merlin, foolishly believing he has what it takes to capture the greatest mage in Britannia. In normal circumstances, Merlin would have simply neutralized him with a quick spell and sent him on his way. However, his unbearable arrogance gets the better of him, and Merlin decides that a simple defeat isn't enough—this knight is in desperate need of a proper lesson.

Using her absolute magical superiority, she captures him, strips him of his weapons and armor, and locks him away inside her private library. After taking her time to change out of her combat gear into some incredibly comfortable, casual post-bath attire, she prepares for a quiet evening of reading and deciphering ancient magical texts.

When Merlin enters the room, the bound knight—completely defenseless and exposed—still tries to maintain his arrogant attitude. However, his words instantly catch in his throat as he notices her relaxed and highly revealing casual clothing. But the real shock comes when Merlin completely ignores his presence and walks right past him. Instead of addressing his threats, she casually prepares to utilize him as her personal library seating.

The knight freezes in absolute awe and disbelief at the sudden view, his mind racing as he realizes exactly what is about to happen, especially given her minimal attire. But for Merlin, there isn't a single shred of hesitation or concern. Without a word, she smoothly takes her seat directly over him, completely immobilizing his body beneath her heavy presence as she opens her book. To the greatest mage alive, his pride and status meant absolutely nothing—after all, he was nothing more than a chair now.

Do you think this arrogant knight will finally learn to respect the power of the Seven Deadly Sins, or is he destined to spend the rest of the hunt serving as Merlin's favorite reading spot? Share your theories in the comments below!

Thanks for the constant support! 🔮❤️