"No, as one of my leader's ladies, co, my lady," he said, kneeling on one knee, in an act that made her tears well up her eyes, reddened her two beatufiul gems in her head, making her look more dejected and desolate.
'Why did I let you go alone?' she muttered, while standing, with no power at all, from the throne, letting the heavy cold crown she inherited from her mother to fall on the ground and then walk away.
The mont she did that, she felt like a heavy, very heavy burden was let loose finally off her chest, and now she was living another life, her own true life.
"Lead the way, my old friend," she muttered as she helped Rigo stand. Her friends should never bow to anyone, even to her, not anymore!
As for Rigo, he ca here without telling Jas anything. He knew Jas wouldn't tolerate such impudence, but he didn't want him to have any ill intentions or feelings towards Dora, especially when there were such beauties already on his side.
So, he ca here, detouring from the main fleet, coming with enough forces to burn these three planets upside down. He was astonished when he saw the reports speaking about the current lousy state of these planets, so he changed his mind.
He only hunted the rebel forces down, while keeping the original planet's inhabitants alive, joining their planets to Jas' rule.
As such, the planet started to spawn monsters, and his forces were kept partially here to keep order and peace. The presence of another ruler was extrely and warmly welcod from the locals, as they already tasted the worst under the rebels' choice and barbaric rule.
Dora entered the main cruiser of Rigo, to exclaim in surprise to the massive fleet that he led ho. Rigo said nothing, as he feared for her if she knew this was only part of the huge fleet, not the whole thing.
Dora was asking herself, in wonder, how Jas and his few of followers, who left her large cruiser in small and dium sized ones, hunted down and threatened to be killed, had reached all this mightiness in this short span of ti.
She also marveled how the rebels, who once lived like true kings back in the days, had diminished to such a state.
'Perhaps so people were born to be leaders, not inherited it by blood like and them,' she sighed, as she knew this was the only possible and logical explanation here.
"My lady, you can rest here, and you are free to co and go as much as you like," Rigo said, while he selected the most comfortable room inside his whole cruiser, Jas room, "this is Jas room," he added, trying to make her understand his aning.
"How can I take this? He would be enraged if he heard that!" she muttered as she shook her head, refusing this gesture from Rigo.
"My leader had grown and matured a lot since you last saw him, he now had his own harem and he knew how to treat a woman of your caliber," Rigo said, trying to be bold in his efforts, "I'm sure you deserve a man with prosperous future like him, as he deserves soone special like you," he added, before opening the door of the room while adding, "you can stay here until we reach ho, then you will stay in my leader's palace."
She felt his words were so direct and sohow rude, but after what she already saw, she accepted his own words, and even appreciated his warm intentions.
"Fine," she finally made up her mind, "I will stay here then," she added, as she turned to look at him while muttering with extre honesty, "thanks for all you have and still doing for ."
Rigo just smiled, as he already knew what core she was made of, "you shouldn't have let us go alone," he muttered, while going back to the commanding deck.
She just stood there, watching the shadow of his figure, before muttering as well, "I know that already, it's my greatest life mistake," she then entered the room, closing the door on herself, while muttering with great determination, "and I intend not to commit the sa mistake ever again."
The trip to Jas' place took a couple of days after this little detour. Away from this, nothing major happened to Rigo, however Jas was destined to welco another change, as another ambassador ca from the black market, suddenly like that, with great warships that numbered to hundreds of large cruisers.
He was leading an army, and suddenly that army appeared on his doorsteps without any warning at all.
"How did this happen?" Jas muttered, as he asked the droid leading the defensive forces here.
"Our detecting abilities had severely affected by the current expedition," the droid replied, in great sha, "if supre leader wants it, then my life should be the appropriate price for this incompetence of mine," he added, while kneeling on the ground, waiting for Jas' decision.
"Stand up, I'm not a bloodthirsty ruler or sothing," Jas just said it, waving his hands towards him, to make him stand up, "just learn from this mistake and develop our surveillance abilities to max. We have many channels now, and enough wealth to support our aims. Just contact with Islands, and get things done," he added, with a greatly annoyed expression on his face.
He wasn't afraid of this invasion, as he had Rigo coming ho, plus all the fleet parts under his disposal now was enough to defend this place for days, no matter what the invasive force tried to pull.
"Invite that newcor here, let's see what he had to say, and send for Islinda, I need her to be with now," he said, as he was sure there was a bomb waiting for him.
Things went as he wanted, and in less than one hour, the ambassador ca to stand in front of him, acting humbly as he bowed his head while saying:
"Apologies supre leader for intruding here without warning or prior notice, but this is an urgent matter of the balck market."
"Anything black market wants, I will satisfy at one, just tell what bothered you to co here, mr?" Jas asked, replying with kind, not very weak words of his own.
Jas sat on his main throne hall, in the planet controlled by Islinda, as she was now standing on his right, while Luna stood on his right, looking more lively and hot than ever.
"I'm sorry to disturb you again, my na in Ad. The black market supre council had long known about your deeds, and they are quite pleased by the presents you sent to us before, and they express their thanks to you about the efforts you did to transform here to such a gold mine," Ad said, telling all the good things so far.
Jas was surprised by what he heard, as he never knew about Islinda's move to send so presents to the black market supre council, just after the previous ambassador ca here to threaten them.
She suddenly understood they weren't alone here, and Jas' strength, despite being magnified rapidly, wasn't enough to stand against such force, not yet.
So, she acted, on her own, using part of the endless riches she gained from auctions, and gifted them to the black market supre council, trying to please them.
"That's really nice to hear, and I didn't imagine that to be t with such force knocking on my doors like this," Jas said, expressing his discontent over the huge fleet that ca to support the ambassador's visit to here.
"It's just a minor thing, as I was going to invade so forces nearby, I apologize if this fleet had disturbed you," Ad said, with great diplomatic skills, which made Jas feel the great difference between the two ambassadors.
"Oh, if you want my help, then I can help you with that," he offered, not of kindness, but of greed.
"That will be another matter to discuss, but we greatly appreciate that help," Ad said, before adding, "but there is a little matter that we heard, and I ca here to just know the details about it," he then paused as he added, "not long ti ago, you destroyed our partner in the black market territory, sir Henry's kingdom, is that true?" he finally asked the real reason of his visit to here.
"Sir Henry?" Jas asked in ignorance, that was genuine, "May I ask which territory we conquered? As per your knowledge, we conquered a lot of planets recently, but never heard of this Henry," he added.
"It's the five hundred planets kingdom that you just conquered, supre leader," As said, with a calm face and tone, "inside our black market, there is a code that no one should trespass on others territories. I think you know the significance of that law.
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