Even If I’m Reborn as a Cute Dragon Girl, I Will Still Make a Harem Book 5: Chapter 185: Taking the Bait
The trap was set, and all that remained was to wait.
To stave off boredom, Lilith started a campfire and roasted her own stash of beef for a snack while waiting patiently.
The at had been frozen for so long because Lilith had grown tired of eating it. If she could catch a rabbit in this place, she wouldn’t have been forced to dip into her reserve food.
Erica, on the other hand, relished the al. “Delicious! I’ve never tasted anything like this at before. And this barbecue sauce, where did you find it? It slls amazing!”
Erica eagerly devoured the skewered at, eating as if she were a hungry ghost who just found food, unconcerned about manners. Her lips and cheeks glistened with grease.
“Eat as much as you want,” Lilith offered as she tossed more wood onto the fire.
“Can I really have such high-quality at to my heart’s content?” Erica was almost moved to tears. “You won’t ask to pay up after I’m done, right?” she asked cautiously.
“Eat up. This at isn’t worth much. Ten gold coins could buy a whole cow.” Lilith waved dismissively.
“Ten gold coins…?!” Erica nearly choked. It was her family’s living expenses for a year.
To Lilith, though, it was a small price for a whole cow. Erica couldn’t fathom the world of the wealthy.
“Oh, I adore you, you big spender! I’m sticking with you from now on,” Erica declared, skewers in each hand, willing to do anything for this delicious al.
Lilith shook her head as she adjusted the branches. She regretted not knowing sooner how easily Erica could be won over with good food. It would have saved a lot of unnecessary talk.
“Soone’s approaching,” Lilith suddenly said, scanning the sky. “Quick, get ready and put on the mask,” she instructed.
“Huuuh? But I haven’t finished eating…” Erica protested, unsure what to do with her half-eaten skewered at. Her cheeks were stuffed like a squirrel’s.
“Ugh.” Lilith sighed, snatching the skewers and tossing them into the fire. “Stop eating. You can eat as much as you want later.”
Erica looked at the burning skewers tearfully. “Oh… my at… expensive at…”
“Put on your mask. Hurry up now, they’re here,” Lilith insisted sharply.
“Eh? Oh no, I haven’t wiped my mouth. Never mind, I’ll just put it on now.” Erica hurriedly donned the eerie mask Lilith had prepared, settling cross-legged by the campfire as rehearsed, facing away without a word.
The three figures approached in quick succession—Ballr, Ness, and Brady.
Ignoring the others, Lilith fixed her gaze on Brady, who seed slightly intimidated, and sneered coldly.
“Brady… You’ve betrayed Lady Erica so quickly…”
Brady remained silent.
Ballr smirked and remarked, “I believe that’s the illustrious Lady Erica, right?”
He studied the figure sitting cross-legged by the bonfire, noting a calm and resolute deanor, unmoved and dignified.
Even upon their arrival, this person didn’t acknowledge them. Her masked face revealed nothing, but Ballr assud her expression was as composed as her deanor.
She seed like soone who truly had the audacity to make such bold statents.
“Hmph, you have no right to question Lady Erica. If you wish to speak to her, you’ll have to get through first,” Lilith interjected, positioning herself defiantly in front of the three n, playing the role of a loyal servant to a villain perfectly.
“Hehe, you talk big for a lowly lackey. Aren’t you afraid of being flagged for teaming up with that Lady Erica?” Ness taunted.
“Hmph, teaming up is indeed prohibited in this tournant, but there’s no rule against pledging loyalty to soone. Subjugation is earned through strength, and strength is the essence of the Martial God Tournant. Where’s the contradiction?” Lilith countered.
Ness and Ballr exchanged a glance, recognizing that this was indeed another loophole in the rules.
After a mont’s consideration, they both shook their heads simultaneously. Such a strategy wouldn’t work among participants as proud as they were. No one would willingly submit to another.
Furthermore, even if soone did submit, it was those whose spirits were so shattered that they posed little threat.
Rather than a loophole, it seed more like a deliberate design by the organizers to encourage competition among participants.
“Hmph, and yet here you three are together,” Lilith retorted, crossing her arms. “Seems like illegal teaming to .”
“We didn’t co together,” Ballr countered with a smirk. “We rely ran into each other along the way.”
With that, Ballr delivered a weak palm strike to Ness, and Ness returned the gesture. Their exchange was devoid of any real hostility.
How shaless…
Lilith’s mouth twitched in disbelief. She prided herself on being shaless, but compared to these three, she was a novice.
“Well, it’s getting late. Let’s get down to business.” Ballr looked past Lilith and addressed Erica, who was sitting silently by the campfire.
“Lady Erica, since you’re a woman, I’ll overlook your arrogance. However, our ally… I an, our opponent, Mr. Brady, has accused you of stealing ten Holy Dragon’s Hearts from him. As honorable rivals, we can’t ignore this. Will you return them?”
“Hehe, we took only three, and you’re demanding ten now? You’ve got quite the appetite,” Lilith retorted with a sneer. “If you want them, co and take them,” she taunted.
“Are those Lady Erica’s words?” Ness turned to Erica and saw her head slightly bowed in what seed like a nod.
“I see. I’m not one to bully girls, but I guess you leave with no choice,” Ballr said with a soft chuckle.
He looked at Lilith and advised, “You could surrender peacefully. We won’t mock you for it.”
Lilith tilted her head, amusent flickering in her eyes. “You think you can make surrender? Where did you find that confidence?”
Brady leaned in to whisper to Ballr, “Be cautious. This one’s strong.”
“Heh, interesting,” Ballr replied nonchalantly.
Look at her slender arms and legs, I don’t believe she can beat to death.
Brady’s caution was no different than an opinion of a piece of trash by another piece of trash.
“You fighting alone? Why don’t all of you co at together? That’ll save us all so ti.” Lilith taunted, beckoning with her fingers.
“Arrogant, but I like it.” Ballr laughed. “I’m not trying to brag, but I could take you down even with one hand tied behind my back.”
“Is that so?” Lilith’s smile widened.
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