Meliodas X Reader: Journey of (Y/n) with the 7 Deadly Sins and 10 Commandments

Ch. 1 The revival of 10 commandments

In the Kingdom of Liones, where the seven deadly sins and Elizabeth were located.

(Addressed to Hendrickson)

*The ritual was ongoing until Hendrickson passed out*, and he was successful in freeing the ten commandments. As the ancient artifact emerged from its confinement, a wave of power surged through the room, leaving everyone in awe. Hendrickson's determination had paid off, and the ten commandments were finally liberated from their age-old prison. The atmosphere was charged with anticipation as they pondered the implications of this momentous event. 

(At the same time) 

The seven deadly sins, including Elizabeth, were walking in the town when there was a violent tremor that had Meliodas shocked, unable to move, staring to the ground, shaking, and clenching his teeth.

Hawk's POV.

I was shocked when there was a sudden vibration. I started running in a circle motion. I stopped because of the Meliodas reaction. I asked him, "What happened, Meliodas? Are you scared?" Gowther said, "Something's wrong with Captain." He trembles and clenches his fist, then he mumbles something we don't quite understand. Curiosity filled the air as we exchanged worried glances, unsure of what had caused Meliodas' unusual behavior. Sensing our confusion, Elizabeth stepped forward and gently placed a hand on his shoulder, her voice filled with concern as she asked, "Meliodas, please tell us what's going on. We're here for you."

(Back to Hendrickson)

Hendrickson's POV.

I opened my eyes saw Dreyfus standing a head of me he said "Good work the ritual is over" I shakely stand up and he continues "I will leave you not to kill for your helpfulness, go anywhere you like" and I said "Dreyfus,what are you talking about?" Then I felt such great amount of power behind me. "3000 years I guess he is still alive, Meliodas". The voice startled me by sounding familiar. I turned around and saw Zeldris with the Ten Commandments, and I immediately realized what it was. In the end, it was them. I was distracted from my thoughts when I noticed someone who wasn't a member of the ten commandments—it was a lady in Zeldris' hands carrying her dead corpse in bridal fashion. I needed to warn the seven deadly sins, I thought. I had to talk about this with Meliodas. My heart raced as I realized the gravity of the situation. The woman's lifeless body stirred a sense of urgency within me, urging me to act quickly and inform Meliodas about this unexpected development. Time was of the essence, and I knew that the fate of not only the Seven Deadly Sins but also the entire kingdom hung in the balance.

Zeldris POV

In bridal fashion, I was carrying (y/n). Even though her lifeless body remained motionless, she was still quite attractive in my eyes. However, after a while, I realized how much I missed her smile, her laugh, the way we fought inexplicably, and most of all, she was who I missed. Why am I experiencing this? As a person, I shouldn't be feeling this way. I never imagined it would be this way. I'm not meant to be like this. I should feel envious, hostile, and furious. I was then prevented from thinking of (y/n) when I considered the current circumstance. Gloxinia's question, "Why were we the only ones that could escape?". Fraudin/Dreyfus replied, "It's because there wasn't enough princess blood to break the seal." Then they continued to talk until they were done. We waved goodbye to them and flew away to Britania for an opportunity to replenish our strength. 

<purity> Derieri
<reticence>Monspeet
<faith>Melascula
<truth>Galand
<piety>Zeldris
<pacifism>Grayroad
<patience>Drole
<love>Estarossa

(Back to the seven sins)

To the boar hat.
Elizabeth's POV.

Meliodas was at the counter when I entered the boar hat, and I asked him, "Meliodas, are you okay?" He cheerfully responded, "Yep! Everything is fine," and he continued, "I'm sorry, but I have to go stock up." I looked down and said, "I understand," and I then turned around and headed toward the village. Diane and I were seated on a bench in the village, I began to ask Diane about Meliodas. I was curious to know if he had been acting strange lately. Diane paused for a moment, her expression turning thoughtful, before she replied, "Actually, now that you mention it, Meliodas has been acting a bit distant. I wonder if something is bothering him." Intrigued by her response, I leaned in closer, eager to hear more about what might be going on with our captain.