21. Jeon.

“So, you’re saying there’s a way to stop the enemy?”

“With me and Left General-sama (Hancock) here, there shouldn’t be any big problems.”

“Certainly… Then, the battlefield…?”

 

 

I asked, half expecting the answer,

 

 

“Why ask if you already know? His Majesty will be going in person.”

“!!”

 

The nobles’ jaws dropped.

 

“Absolutely not! A personal campaign? And without an heir, what if something happens? How will you take responsibility then!”

“Something happen? Do you think he’s the type to get even a scratch?”

“Even so…”

“It’s hard to believe, but His Majesty has power beyond Tier 6. He’s beyond what humans can handle.”

 

It was hard to imagine Aran getting hurt or killed by anyone.

Even though the nobles underestimated Aran’s power, what they knew was already immense.

 

 

“Alright, let me say it again. His Majesty will go to Zeus Castle and pretend to be barely holding them off, and when those bitches believe it and attack, we’ll welcome them with a siege. And me and Left General-sama will give them hell.”

“W-Will that really work? What if the enemy doesn’t attack?”

“Then His Majesty will just push through.”

“But Zeus Castle is a natural fortress…”

“Do you think something like that would work on His Majesty?”

 

Terrin had witnessed it.

Aran, transformed into a woman, piercing through space and teleporting.

There was no way someone who could pull off something so ridiculous couldn’t get over a single castle wall.

 

 

‘With His Majesty here, the war is already won.’

 

 

“Even a large-scale shield can’t stop His Majesty.”

“It’s not just any shield…”

“Anyway, this war won’t last long. It has to.”

“Speaking of which, it seems wars are breaking out between other vassal states besides Athens.”

“That’s right. Wars in other countries are opportunities. We need to end our war quickly and seize those opportunities.”

“If that really happens, I couldn’t ask for more.”

 

It was an ideal scenario, to say the least.

 

“But, is it alright to discuss such important matters only among ourselves? Those people have their own factions, and the backlash won’t be small.”

 

 

A noble said.

She was worried about the Elin and Ebena factions; the nobles leading those factions held important positions.

Right now, they were excluding them entirely and only holding meetings among the Terrin faction.

They might not even have been informed.

 

 

“I can’t trust them.”

“I-Is that so?”

“Ah, it’s not that I don’t trust people, but I don’t trust the situation of factional infighting. Competition is good, but when it comes to power and lives, it becomes dirty and nasty. The operation needs to be as secret as possible, and if those who are full of thoughts of crushing the other side find out, it will inevitably become dangerous. If there’s even a slight possibility of that, I want to exclude them. And honestly…”

 

 

“I don’t really need them anyway.”

“…I see.”

 

Terrin stood up from her seat.

 

 

“Let’s end the meeting here. We can’t do anything detailed until His Majesty arrives.”

“Yes, Your Excellency.”

 

 

Terrin casually organized the documents and went to the bed, sitting on the edge.

Then, she reached for the shirt-style top she was wearing.

 

 

“Isn’t it hot?”

“…Y-Yes, it is.”

 

The nobles’ faces flushed red.

Like teenage girls.

 

 

Terrin unbuttoned her shirt one by one.

Seductively,

Sensually.

 

Tok.

Tok.

 

 

There was no sound, but it felt like there was.

It heated up the women, making them wet as if it were some kind of signal.

 

 

“Your Excellency…”

 

Finally, with all the buttons undone, the shirt couldn’t withstand the full, swollen breasts and opened to both sides.

 

Sseuek.

 

 

As it was pushed further aside by Terrin’s hand, the breast cover supporting her breasts was revealed.

 

 

Gulgeok.

 

 

The women’s faces turned even redder.

 

 

“Who wants to come first?”

 

 

 

 

 

 

* * *

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Those were the days.”

 

 

Bogeul bogeul.

 

 

Hancock looked at the pot with dreamy eyes.

Broth and vegetables were boiling in the center, where the five wives and Aran were sitting in a circle.

 

 

“Back then, Hancock caused such a fuss that I had to give her a knuckle sandwich.”

“How could I cause a fuss here?”

“It’s possible. If it’s Hancock.”

 

 

When it came to being a nuisance, Aran had infinite faith in Hancock. She could be a nuisance in any form.

 

“Ugh… I don’t like that kind of trust. I’m a refined lady.”

“You’re not a refined lady, you’re ‘Empty Milk’.”

“Ah! It’s been a while since I’ve heard that nickname.”

“I’m not Empty Milk! I’m not flat-chested either! I’m voluptuous!”

“The real Empty Milk is Left General. For sure.”

“Calm down. Hancock-ssi is at least the most perfect Empty Milk among us.”

“Waaaaaah!! I’m not!!”

 

 

She went berserk and stood up, then ripped off her top.

Her moderately sized breasts popped out and jiggled.

 

 

She supported her breasts and shouted.

 

 

“My breasts are on the voluptuous side!!”

 

Soldiers and nobles glanced over, wondering what was going on, but quickly realized they shouldn’t laugh and quickly turned their heads.

 

“Wow…”

“Amazing…”

“Such a perfect Empty Milk… Are you really not human!”

“What a wonderful Empty Milk. No, since there’s no space, should we call it Empty Empty?”

“Waaaaaah!”

“If the hardest thing in the world is orichalcum, the emptiest thing would be Hancock-ssi’s chest.”

“Ugh…!”

 

Hancock’s face turned red and steam billowed out.

 

 

“Well, you’re a cow! No, you’re true air. Ho, ho, ho. A tragic heroine who never had her prime. You’re destined to remain air forever.”

“….”

 

 

Lamias frowned her beautiful forehead.

 

 

“I don’t know what that means, but it makes me feel pretty bad, Empty Milk-ssi.”

“Everyone but me is a supporting character. It’s sad that you haven’t realized that fact yet, as the savior of humanity.”

“You’re a savior now?”

“In the darkness that was full of ugliness, the light of beauty called me was born, so all of humanity has been saved by me. It’s a salvation that only I can lead.”

“Tch. Shut up, princess disease.”

“Hohoho! Even though your chest is empty, you still admit what you have to. How admirable.”

“….”

 

 

I was planning to tease her, but she took it as a compliment, so I lost my energy.

 

 

“…It’s amazing that you still believe that’s real.”

 

 

Theodora admired,

 

 

“You have to do that to keep your mind from breaking.”

 

Iliana nodded.

 

“W-What’s with that look like you’re looking at a loser!”

“Hmph. You be careful too, princess disease.”

 

 

Hancock suddenly made a heartbroken expression.

 

 

“If you’re abandoned, that’s the end. Fewer appearances… popularity fades… and eventually you’re buried as air. Life is fleeting, really. Ah… there was a time when I was the main character~ I miss those days~!”

 

Her cry echoed across the field.

 

 

“Oh, it looks like we can eat now.”

“Let’s eat.”

“It looks delicious.”

“It’s my first time having shabu-shabu. How grateful must this meat be to me?”

“Are you still being narcissistic while eating? I don’t think ‘severe’ is enough to describe it.”

“It’s not narcissism. It’s the truth.”

 

“T-To ignore me now…!”

 

Hancock sat down quietly with a shocked face.

She was still naked.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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“But what are you going to do about the Emperors?”

 

 

After eating some food, Theodora suddenly jumped in.

 

 

“Y-Yes?”

 

The women’s attention focused on Aran.

 

 

“The Emperors. They made a bet that if Empress Seorae won, she would come to His Majesty, right?”

“T-That’s right.”

“Come to think of it, I’m curious too. Has anything been said about it since then?”

“Are the two Emperors really going to become His Majesty’s wives?”

“Are they going to be concubines?”

“What’s the order?”

 

Countless questions poured out in an instant.

 

 

“Ah… well…”

 

Before I knew it, the conversation had turned into a meeting among the women.

 

 

“It’s going to be difficult if you accept them rashly. We might get eaten.”

“Especially Seorae, she’s really dangerous.”

“Ugh… my mother is coming as my wife…”

“I’d rather bring in a dragon.”

“That’s not right…”

“But originally, the bet was that they would come under us, right? Does that mean the two Emperors will come as concubines?”

“Hmm. Considering Mother’s personality, it’s not entirely impossible. She doesn’t care about things like that.”

“My mother cares even less.”

“….Yes, yes. Let’s just say both of your mothers don’t care.”

“The important thing is that we don’t lose our right to have sex.”

“That’s right. It seems His Majesty is happy as long as he has women, so we have to work hard. After all, he left the famous quote, ‘I have sex, therefore I am.'”

 

 

“I never said that!!”