20. Tokyo Disaster.

Ah-heuk-i stepped forward as if to protect us. Her neat and sophisticated silver bob swayed, radiating the force of a back-alley older sister; her back view was truly awesome.

 

 

Moreover, her outfit was so sexy: short blue hot pants that looked like they would almost reveal her butt crack, a pink T-shirt that was a little too short, showing off the skin of her pubic bone and lower abs. And a denim vest even shorter than the T-shirt, barely covering below her chest. It was the kind of fashion worn by an android appearing in an anime where you have to find Dragon Balls.

 

 

Her hairstyle was also slightly similar. Of course, I didn’t completely copy it. That would be plagiarism.

 

 

 

“Let go of me!!”

 

As I gazed at Ah-heuk-i’s sexy figure that would soon be beneath me, the adventurer in my arms struggled.

 

 

“What’s your name?”

“Let me go right now!”

 

She tried her best to push away my arm that was fondling her chest, but it was no use.

Well, don’t hate it too much. If we go on like this, everyone will die, so this is better, right? Even though I’m the one who caused this mess in the first place.

 

 

“What’s so urgent? I’m here, so that can’t happen.”

 

 

I whispered softly in her ear.

 

 

“You’re prepared to give up your life here anyway, aren’t you? Don’t you know who I am? I’m the one who ended the Tokyo Defense War in an instant. Yu-eun. Don’t throw away your life so wastefully, and be my woman. I’ll save you.”

“…You bastard. Using people’s urgency as bait to do this kind of thing!”

 

She became even more furious and started hitting me.

Of course, I’m acting like a son of a bitch, but I don’t think it’s a bad deal from her perspective.

 

 

[Sigh.]

 

 

Ah-heuk-i turned to me and sighed.

I’ll definitely make that girl moan later.

 

 

 

 

-Geuaaaang!!

 

 

Ah-heuk-i manipulated her doppelganger to create a situation where the monster was threatening us, then stretched out her right arm.

It looked like she was chanting a magic spell.

Immediately after, the Trans Mithril, which had been roaring with energy, suddenly stopped moving and collapsed.

 

As someone who knows the truth, I could simply understand it as, ‘She cut off the control.’ But people who don’t know wouldn’t be able to.

Everyone’s mouths dropped open at how easily she defeated the Trans Mithril, which could even go head-to-head with tanks.

Even the adventurer whose chest I was touching stopped resisting and wore an expression of shock.

 

 

“Good job, Ah-heuk-a.”

I praised her and led the adventurer into the building.

The other adventurers followed, going, “Eoeoeo?”

 

 

“Let go!! Let me go!!”

 

The adventurer, having regained her senses, started struggling again.

 

 

“Ah-heuk-i, keep watch there, and Heuk-heuk-i, guard the back.”

[Yes.]

[The worst.]

 

 

The two Trans Mithrils and AIs each spoke words that revealed their personalities and went to their respective positions.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

When I entered the building, nearly a thousand people were looking at me with expressions of half fear and half expectation.

I wondered how they had gathered so many people, but considering that this was in the middle of Tokyo and a relatively tall building, it seemed like a small number.

 

 

“Wow. Everyone’s pretty.”

 

 

As expected, it’s an entertainment agency, so the women are basically pretty. And there were some kids I seemed to have seen somewhere.

 

 

“The Punipuni kids aren’t here. Are they somewhere else?”

 

I’m a little worried, but… well, what could happen? After all, Ah-heuk-i is the one causing the ruckus right now. Even though she’s a bit rebellious, she’s not someone who doesn’t understand what I mean.

 

 

 

 

Clap!

 

 

I released the adventurer I had been fondling to my heart’s content and clapped my hands.

The gazes of the people, which were already focused on me, gathered even more.

 

 

“Okay. I think you all roughly know, but if you go outside now, you’ll die.”

 

Some people nodded.

 

“And if I hadn’t come, you would all be dead by now.”

“….”

 

Relief and anxiety, trust and distrust. Conflicting emotions were read in their eyes. And there was also anger at the ominous words I had spoken.

 

 

“It’s no use giving me those looks. No, rather, you should welcome me. Because I’ve come to save you. Of course, not for free.”

“…Su, surely….”

 

 

A woman muttered like that.

A complex expression mixed with shock, fear, and anger.

 

She’s probably thinking the right thing. Hehe.

 

 

“But don’t be too afraid. Especially the men. You guys don’t have anything to take, so rest assured.”

 

I hugged the adventurer I had released again.

Her cute scream of ‘Kyaa!’ made me hard.

 

 

I slipped my hand into her pants and said.

 

 

“From now on, until you can leave this place, you have to absolutely obey my words. Got it?”

 

 

 

 

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“I will…accept everything.”

-….

 

 

A difficult decision.

 

 

Against the South Korean president, who had rudely hung up on him twice, the Japanese Prime Minister chose a humiliating surrender.

He had no choice.

Tokyo was already being destroyed on all sides, and Japan’s power had its limits.

 

No, now that it had become a complete urban warfare situation, he honestly doubted whether even the South Korean army could properly suppress it even if they helped.

Still, he had no choice. He had to grasp at straws.

 

 

-Are you saying that after this incident is over, you will designate Tokyo as a guild autonomous city and acknowledge the Harem Corps’ rule?

 

 

“Yes. However, the ‘Tokyo’ referred to here is the area within a 5km radius centered around the old Imperial Palace, where the Tokyo Dungeon appeared. We will designate this area separately as ‘Tokyo Dungeon City’ and hand it over to the guild. Of course, only a portion of sovereignty.”

-Let’s just do it to that extent. I just needed a precedent.

“Hoo…then….”

-And as I mentioned earlier, some of the South Korean army will be stationed in Japan in the future. We will discuss the details later. Then.

“Ah,”

 

 

Click.

 

 

The third rudeness.

Now he just felt empty.

 

 

“How…did it go?”

“Hoo….”

 

 

The Prime Minister sighed.

 

 

He had somehow managed to get assistance with this, but he was gripped by the anxiety that it might already be too late.

Moreover, no matter how this situation unfolded, his political career was over. Not only had he allowed the South Korean army to be stationed, but he had also handed over the governing rights of a city, albeit a part of it, to a guild.

 

 

No matter how unavoidable the situation was, the backlash would be very strong.

 

 

“Now, all that’s left is to leave it to the heavens.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

+++

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Wow…this is really no joke….”

“Those people are really….”

 

 

Yuna and Sora were at a loss for words at the horrific scene visible far below.

 

 

The skies near Tokyo.

Everything was a mess.

Collapsed buildings, explosions happening everywhere, the screams of dying people, etc., were truly reminiscent of hell.

 

 

“Seeing it like this makes me feel complicated…I think it was a good idea to bring the guild members. Right?”

“Let’s go down quickly.”

 

The two women, who already knew what would happen in Japan, headed to Japan with about 500 maids.

 

 

For this, they borrowed a super-large transport plane from the Ministry of National Defense. The President’s cooperation was very useful for this.

 

 

Well, it’s a win-win for him too, as he can create a good image. Moving the military to rescue neighboring Japan, as well as persuading the Harem Palace, which could be a reliable force, to dispatch as many as 500 high-ranking adventurers…this was definitely a good propaganda topic. Of course, for the Harem Palace as well.

 

 

 

 

 

Anyway, they arrived in Japan like that.

 

 

Of course, in this kind of situation, the airport and everything else couldn’t be operating properly.

 

 

 

 

 

“The ones running wild are Ah-heuk-i’s doppelgangers anyway. So, instead of fighting, please focus on rescuing people.”

 

 

Because every minute was precious, they decided to jump right away.

Since they were not soldiers, they had never received airborne training, but they were not particularly worried because their defense and offense were so high. Even if something went wrong, they wouldn’t die.

 

 

“Understood.”

“Yes, Madam.”

 

The maids, who nodded, jumped first.

Recalling the explanations they had heard in a rush, they dove in a row.

 

Maids also began diving one after another from the transport planes that were following behind.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

+++

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Citizens, can you see this! This is the real-time situation in Tokyo!!”

 

Tokyo Great Disaster.

Tokyo Dungeon Outbreak.

 

 

This incident, which was being called by keywords such as these, naturally focused the attention of the entire world. Almost all broadcasting stations in most countries interrupted their programs to deliver breaking news, and they broadcast the live situation by mobilizing all their connections, such as some anchors and broadcasting teams stationed locally, and reporters who happened to be there.

 

 

Of course, they were broadcasting from the sky quite far away from Tokyo for safety, but even so, the sight of Tokyo being destroyed was vividly visible.

 

It was like a scene from a blockbuster movie.

 

 

 

 

 

“Ah! We have just received news! The South Korean army, which was withdrawing, is heading back to Tokyo. It seems that there was an emergency agreement between the two countries. In addition, South Korea has dispatched about 500 guild members from the Harem Palace, which can be said to be the world’s largest guild. Like the last defense war, it seems that the role of South Korea, a neighboring country, is really big this time as well. One thing I’m afraid of…is that most of Tokyo’s citizens have not yet evacuated. I’m really…really worried.”

 

 

Some reporters even shed tears.

If they focused for a few seconds, they could see people dying in real time, and the symphony of despair played by the collapsing buildings made their ears dizzy.

 

 

“As a human being before being a reporter, I sincerely hope that this situation will be resolved quickly and that prompt measures will be taken. Please pray together with the citizens.”