Chapter 1143: Problematic Blondes.
On the other side of the galaxy, a group of blondes with golden horns had gathered.
"What do you think?" Carmila asked her daughters and her granddaughter.
"I agree," Naty said.
" too," Natasha said.
"It’s not that efficient, but... With the number of extraordinary beings, I think he doesn’t need to micromanage everything." Victoria said.
"I still haven’t co to terms with him sending here. I don’t want to leave his side." Sasha grumbled.
"Fufufu~, isn’t it nice to have all the Fulger won together again?"
"We’re already together every day in the sa husband’s bed, Grandma." Sasha showed a cunning smile.
Carmila narrowed her eyes: "...Dear, look at , do I look like a granny? Stop calling that, call sister!"
Sasha rolled her eyes. "Please, all of you are old enough to be relics of the past." She said with a dismissive hand gesture.
"You just shot even though I didn’t say anything... As expected of my daughter." Natasha laughed proudly.
"Hmm~, is your draconic brain failing, my daughter? Or did you forget your current age? You’re already a relic of the past like us, fufufu~" Naty said.
"...Well..." Sasha couldn’t deny it. In fact, she didn’t even know how old she was anymore, considering things tend to get confusing with Natalia and Victor’s ti manipulation.
Even though their main bodies weren’t inside the ritual, and it was just a divine projection, they still spent many years inside their own world doing intimate things with Victor.
Not to ntion that when they went to have fun, Victor stretched ti until they were satisfied, so that, with a simple calculation including the ritual and those activities, she was over 37 thousand years old.
’Wow, I’m seriously old!’ Sasha smiled tensely.
The amazing part was that Sasha felt like not that much ti had passed. She still felt like the sa woman who t Victor in that city... Even though she already had a daughter with him and her life had changed drastically compared to before.
’I see... This is Victor’s subtle protection, huh?’ Sasha smiled lovingly when she understood why she didn’t feel like so much ti had passed, even though logically that wasn’t the case.
This was just Victor taking care of their ntal health. "That’s why Pepper is so lazy and never changes... Although I suspect Victor prefers her that way, as she always was."
The way Victor’s possessiveness manifested varied a lot, but all the wives had already identified it long ago. One of them was this way of protecting their minds so they wouldn’t get bored with everything. Another way was always taking care of their bodies and nourishing them with energy, even if it was no longer necessary. After all, they are already dragon goddesses, but he still does it.
And the wives don’t complain, and in fact, still like it a lot, since they feel like they’re being cared for.
’Kyaaa, Darling, I love you!!!’ She hugged herself and started murmuring sothing softly.
"...That girl just ignored us and went into her own world." Carmila shook her head, not even questioning why. She had an idea of what her granddaughter was thinking.
"...Speaking of grandchildren... How is that boy?" Carmila looked at Victoria.
"Wow, that was very random." Natasha snorted.
Carmila completely ignored her daughter and kept looking at Victoria.
"Tatsuya? He created a harem, and he’s doing very well." Victoria said in a neutral tone while checking so floating data in front of her.
"...That girl allowed it?" Naty asked as she sat on the couch and grabbed a glass of wine.
"I thought she was the possessive type," Natasha said while drinking wine with her twin.
"Well, it’s not a big harem, it’s just four more won... After that, he couldn’t handle it anymore. The last ti I talked to him, he was complaining and asking how Victor managed to deal with so many problematic won."
Victoria narrowed her eyes a little when she rembered what her son said, she is not a problematic woman!
Victoria sighed: "...That boy has always been more interested in himself. If it weren’t for my daughter-in-law throwing herself at him, he wouldn’t move. At least, I’m grateful for that, so he won’t be alone and will always have soone who loves him, even if he finds it troubleso."
"A dense protagonist, huh?" Natasha said.
"It’s more like a Shounen Protagonist who only cares about his adventure," Naty said. "I wouldn’t be surprised if, when he sees how big the Empire has beco, he declares he’s going to beco the King of space explorers."
The group of wives was much more ’cultured’ now due to Pepper and Ruby’s efforts in spreading culture.
"He’s not that stupid... He’s too serious for that... Probably, he’ll just want to fight all opponents..." At each pause, Victoria thought of possible scenarios where Tatsuya might deviate and do exactly what those implications suggested. Her son could be foolish sotis.
"Did he get the girl pregnant?"
"Yes."
"Then he can do whatever he wants." Carmila nodded, satisfied. All the won of the Fulger lineage were taken by Victor, therefore, that lineage could no longer develop as before, at least not in na, so it was up to Tatsuya to expand the lineage in the near future.
"You still think like that, you know Darling doesn’t care about nas, right?" Natasha rolled her eyes. A good example of that was her own na, which now included Fulger and Elderblood.
"That’s true, but my surna is only on paper, and it doesn’t have that much influence."
The naming of the wives was left to the wives themselves when Victor decided to change his surna. His only requirent was that his surna ca first, so most wives followed a similar style; for example, Carmila’s na was Carmila Elderblood Fulger.
At least on paper, but when introducing herself or in divine temple records, her na was simply written as: Carmila Elderblood.
The reason for this was because of their identities as goddesses and wives of the Emperor, it’s easier to organize everything that way. The entire population knows that beings with the na Elderblood are related to the Emperor himself, since that surna is unique in the Empire; only the royal family uses it.
Because of that, the na ’Fulger’ didn’t have as much influence as the Emperor’s surna.
"Why do you care? As long as we consider ourselves Fulger, that na will never die... Just like my old surna." Victoria said. "And speaking coldly, in terms of influence, Elderblood is much more valuable than Fulger. Not that I care, I love Darling, and having his surna is enough, it’s just you who overthinks these things."
"...Ugh, it’s just a distant attachnt, okay? You’re all so annoying!" Carmila grumbled.
"It still amazes that our strict mother beca soone so childish," Naty said in disdain.
"Childish? Wrong, I just freed myself when I died, fufufufufu~."
"You didn’t die." Sasha pointed out.
"I died and stayed inside my daughter, along with her distorted personality."
Naty frowned at the taphorical slap her mother gave her.
Sasha rolled her eyes and decided to take control before a fight broke out. "Alright! Let’s do the job Darling gave us and go back to his side!" She slamd the table as she stood up.
"Yes." Victoria agreed.
"That’s a good idea." Naty nodded.
"...I miss my daughter," Carmila said as she followed Sasha.
"Which one?" Natasha asked cunningly.
"You’re very funny, my daughter." Carmila rolled her eyes. "In our family tree, more complicated than any divine pantheon, there are only mothers and daughters. All won connected to Victor are wives and mothers, and the children we have with him are our daughters."
"Until our daughter becos a wife too~," Natasha said cunningly.
"..." Sasha raised her hand to argue, but in the end lowered it. It wasn’t like that detail was anything new, considering how many sisters expected that to happen in the near future.
"It’s not like that hasn’t happened before, fufufufu." Naty laughed along with Natasha.
"tis, Nero, and Ophis are special cases." Victoria pointed out.
"Semantics." Naty and Natasha snorted.
"It’s all Darling’s fault for spoiling them too much!" Sasha huffed.
"It’s not like I would let my daughters suffer with useless n when soone exceptional already exists, and considering Darling’s possessiveness, a suitable man for our daughters might never appear," Naty said while Natasha nodded beside her.
The two won were literally made from the sa mold, except for a few topics on which they disagreed, they were practically twins!
"At this rate, our divine pantheon will have an even more complicated family relationship than the Greeks," Sasha said.
"Dear, are you living in an illusion? Our family relationship is already more complicated than the Greeks." Natasha laughed. "Wake up to reality."
"Ugh." Sasha couldn’t deny that.
"At this rate, Darling will be called the Father of All in the future, considering all his descendants will be his children," Victoria said.
"...That’s possible. I’m glad Darling stopped collecting more sisters." Sasha sighed.
"I think the last batch was Ariel, Hela, Dun Scaith, Albedo, and Kali, right?" Carmila said.
"Uh-huh, since that batch, he told Violet to stop looking for wives for him," Sasha said.
"...." This was new information, not even they knew that!
"When did he say that? And how do you know?" Natasha asked.
"Violet told , and he said it when he spent the last night alone with Violet," Sasha replied.
"That’s... Unexpected, I thought he would be like Solomon." Carmila said.
"Darling isn’t like Solomon, rember, won fell on him like he was an irresistible sweet." Sasha raised her eyebrow imperiously at the family behind her.
She arrived first along with Violet and Ruby, and before she realized it, her entire family’s female lineage beca her sisters! That’s absurd!
"...Well, he is an irresistible sweet." Natasha licked her lips when she rembered several things not suitable for minors that she and her husband had done together.
"Indeed," Naty said with a similar expression.
"..." Sasha rolled her eyes at these won.
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