“I-it’s not like I consider you my Master or anything…” The giant woman blushed while holding her hair like a ponytail.
“Okay…”
“Your thods may have defeated , but that was only because I wasn’t prepared for such an attack!”
“Exactly…”
“Although… my bond to this dungeon does appear to be broken. The doors have opened, and I’d be able to freely move throughout this dungeon, although there isn’t much room for .”
“…”
“You… will be destroying it soon, won’t you? This dungeon, I an? Although I no longer am attached, I cannot live without the miasma of a dungeon. Just like a fairy can’t live long without a rich source of mana, I cannot live without that, since my form is dependent on it. This is fine. My defeat was always an inevitability. I just feel frustrated. I am unable to fight against it.”
It was the sa way for the siren. I didn’t just make her the boss of my dungeon for kicks. She needed the miasma produced from the dungeon to remain alive. Smaller monsters were less dependent on the dungeon’s miasma, but bosses were basically attached to the dungeon and required the miasma to stay alive. Of course, since I could capture miasma now, and Shao could even make Miasma, I could carry it around and feed it to soone with such a dependency.
The sa situation existed for the Fairy Queen Astria. She and other normal fairies needed large quantities of mana to remain healthy. That’s why they created and stayed around mana springs, and why the creation of her mana spring resulted in many fairies appearing. Although she was a Dark Fairy, Astria probably could consu miasma too. As far as Celeste went, because she had evolved into a Sylph, she wasn’t the sa as a fairy that needed mana. She was closer to an elental, so as long as she could enjoy the wind every once in a while, she was fine.
At first, I was just going to leave, but the giant’s comnts made feel a sense of responsibility. It had nothing to do with the fact that certain things had happened and I had ended up inside her. Rather, it was in spite of that! Ahem… I simply just didn’t want such an intelligent and nonviolent being’s death on my hands. Plus, given her strength and calm nature, she’d probably make a good tool in training my soldiers to fight larger opponents.
In the end, I told her about my own dungeon, and offered to send her there.
“R-really? You’ll take away from this curse and allow to live in peace?” Her eyes brightened. “Please! I’m so happy!”
I wasn’t sure if I could, but if I concentrated, I could make the portal larger. It ended up just large enough that she could barely crawl through. I’d send her back along with a ssage to the siren that the giant was in charge. She’d likely get pouty at , but between the two, I actually found myself trusting this giant I just t a bit more. I heard from Raissa the siren had already attempted to woo a few n to her side already when she thought no one was looking.
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