Villain MMORPG: Almighty Devil Emperor and His Seven Demonic Wives Chapter 1119: Catastrophic?

Villain Ch 1119. Catastrophic?

The girls knew exactly what that ant—Azura, Elio, and Red_King weren't just skilled players. They were powerhouses in their own right, and they had their own agendas.

Vivian leaned back in her chair, crossing her arms as she processed the information. "You an Elio and Red_King, right?" she asked, her eyes narrowing slightly as she focused on the two most obvious threats.

Allen nodded, but before he could respond, Shea chid in. "But I think Azura is the most dangerous of all." Her voice was quiet, but her words carried a clear concern. "She hunts with us a lot, she even stayed at your family mansion for a while. She might recognize you, Allen."

Allen couldn't deny the truth in Shea's words. Azura had been close, too close at tis. She had seen his mannerisms, his behavior in-ga and out. It was entirely possible that she could start putting the pieces together. "Yeah, you're right," Allen said, his voice thoughtful.

"But even in the worst-case scenario, if she figures out the emperor is , it shouldn't be as bad as if Elio or Red_King find out."

"Why?" Zoe asked, genuinely curious.

Allen hesitated for a mont before speaking. "Because… She's my cousin."

There was a brief silence around the table as that piece of information settled in. Azura, despite her cold and professional deanor on stream, had a familial bond with Allen that none of the others shared. If she discovered the truth, it would be complicated, but not necessarily disastrous.

Jane broke the silence, her voice cutting through the tension. "So, in other words, you're more afraid of Elio and Red_King finding out than Azura."

Allen nodded, his expression hardening. "Exactly. Elio and Red_King have no connection to . They're both sharp, ambitious, and they've got guilds to lead. If they find out who I am, they could use it against , or worse, they could expose to the entire server. That's a problem I can't control."

"And Mila?" Jane asked, her eyes narrowing slightly.

Allen sighed, rubbing his temples as the weight of the situation pressed down on him. "Mila's dangerous too, but in a different way. It's not her personally—it's Jas and Noah. They're always backing her up, and I wouldn't be surprised if they've given her a mission for this event."

Zoe tilted her head, her eyes flickering with suspicion. "Like what? To investigate the Devil Emperor's background? Maybe test the AI or sothing?"

Allen nodded slowly. "Yeah, sothing like that. Those two are always scheming. If they're not pushing Mila to gather information, they might be setting her up to get close to in the event." He paused for a mont, considering his next words carefully. "Jas and Noah sacrificed themselves to get Mila into the top five for a reason. I don't think it was just luck."

Jane frowned, her fingers tapping lightly on the hilt of her sword. "But if they wanted to do that, why didn't they just enter the event themselves? Why give Mila that chance instead of taking it for themselves?"

Vivian, who had been listening quietly, finally spoke, her voice thoughtful. "Maybe they were just unlucky during the event. Or… maybe they knew Elio and Red_King would probably be there too."

Allen raised an eyebrow. "What are you getting at?"

"Think about it," Vivian said, leaning forward slightly. "Elio and Red_King are both incredibly sharp players, and they know the stakes just as much as Jas and Noah. If the event was going to be competitive, it's possible that Jas and Noah figured they needed a different approach."

Zoe's eyes lit up with understanding. "So they used Mila," she said, finishing Vivian's thought. "They sent her in because they knew a woman character could get closer to the Devil Emperor."

"Exactly," Vivian said. "Jas and Noah might have realized that if they sent in a male character, they'd be stuck in a power play with Elio and Red_King. But Mila? She could romance the Devil Emperor, get close to him from another angle."

Allen nodded, the pieces falling into place in his mind. "I thought the sa thing. They're playing a longer ga here, one that doesn't rely on brute force or winning outright. If Mila can get close enough to during the event, she could gather information that Jas and Noah can use later. Whatever it is."

"You have to be careful," Shea reminded Allen once again, her eyes locked on his.

Allen nodded, his expression steady but focused. "I will." He reassured her, though the tension in the room was palpable. "I'm just going to stick with the script."

Jane frowned. "I thought they weren't giving you a script."

"They did, but it's not binding," Allen explained, leaning forward slightly. "It's more of a guideline—a loose frawork to explain what I should tell the players and where the scene should go. I checked out the map earlier. Well, the 'room,' I an. It's pretty limited in terms of space.

They're not using many rooms for this, just enough to make it feel intimate." He paused, his eyes narrowing in thought. "There will be so NPCs there to make the atmosphere look lively, but the rest... It'll be up to . I just plan to make it as ironic as possible. You know, manipulate their emotions, get them fully imrsed in the story.

That way, they might lose focus on trying to uncover anything."

He smirked slightly, but there was a sharp edge to his words. This wasn't just about playing a role. It was about staying in control of the narrative, making sure the players, especially the dangerous ones—Azura, Elio, and Red_King—were too absorbed in the drama of the event to dig too deep into his identity.

The girls nodded in agreent, understanding the strategy behind Allen's approach. They knew how skilled he was at manipulating the ga's chanics to his advantage, and if anyone could pull off a performance that kept the players on edge, it was him.

The conversation was briefly interrupted by the sudden arrival of Bella and Alice, who burst into the eting room, their faces flushed with urgency, as if sothing catastrophic had happened.