“What is the status on the enemy army?” I asked.
“Spies reported there was so kind of fighting, but right now they’re quiet.” The Guildmaster explained as I brought him back to my mansion.
I had ford a small eting with the relevant parties who weren’t present in the boss room during the battle and inford them of the results. The Mayor, Draven Nova, and Sapphire’s mom were all present. anwhile, the girls were seemingly trying out clothing and acting quite relaxed. The bickering that had persisted the last few weeks had disappeared like smoke thanks to Lydia. I didn’t know how she did it, but her very presence seed to cause all of the other girls to look at her.
The girls who weren’t part of my harem were still given clothing, healed with potions, and patched up. I use Mass Resurrection in my soul world and brought back the other girls who had perished in my dungeon. Seeing the others they had stepped on, kicked away, or abandoned suddenly in front of them caused the surviving girls to have complicated looks. When it was finally revealed they had all lost and that their lord was dead, not a single girl cried. Rather, they just stared off into the distance, as if wondering what they would do next.
I wasn’t foolish enough to assu that every girl there would act properly in my soul world. I had my girls make a cell first, and they were resurrected inside that. The girls finished by tying them all up until every harem girl was tied up.
“It’s possible that they aren’t aware of what happened to King Roth.” I finally answered.
“Should we send an envoy with the results?” He asked.
“I think it’d be better to send the harem back. The beastkin will accept the word of other beastkin more readily.”
“I’m sorry, but is that wise?” The Mayor asked. “According to you, those won were all very powerful.”
“Most of their power was granted to them by his Harem Master job. Plus, they were dependent on their lord’s orders. Without him pushing them to work together, I believe most of the girls will leave. First and her lionesses are still a force to worry about, but given what happened in the end, I don’t think they will cause any more trouble.”
I had already made my decision, so after a few words, they could only nod and accept it. I went out onto the lawn, and after I was confident everything was proper, I brought all of the girls back out again. I reached out and handed First a letter I had written with the held of the others. She looked at my hand for a mont but didn’t take it right away.
“It’s a letter to whoever is in charge at the mont. I’m releasing all of you. In exchange, I want peace. We will ride out to et them tomorrow to discuss the end of this battle.”
“I can’t guarantee the catkin will just step aside.” She spoke quietly.
I nodded. “Then convince them.”
Her eyes widened, but then she took the letter, and I had so of the girls escort them to the edge of town outside the wall before removing their restraints. Once the army of defeated won had marched away, I felt like going to my bed and resting for a million years.
As I said farewell to everyone and reentered the mansion, I realized that there was one girl still by my side.
“Lydia? What is it?”
“I-is Master going to bed?” Lydia asked.
“Yeah, why?”
Her cheeks reddened. “Do I have to say it?”
I grinned, reached over, and picked her up, causing her to squeal. “Not at all!”
“Ahh… M-master!”
I kissed her roughly and then carried her the rest of the way to the bedroom. I was tired, but I wouldn’t waste a second where I could be with the ones I loved.
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