94. I Treat You as My Boss, You Treat Me as Your Wife?
Before her wings were touched by Calysia, Reina was still worried about the risk of exposure.
But after her dragon wings twitched from the sensitivity, causing Reina to tremble, she finally realized…
The good news: She no longer had to pretend to have dragon wings, no longer had to worry about long journeys, and no longer had to worry about being discovered by her subordinates!
The bad news: These were really her wings, real dragon wings!
Reina originally wanted to shout “I don’t want to grow wings!” but as the wings sprouted, a massive amount of information flooded her mind, almost overloading her small brain.
As if to confirm, Reina even moved her limbs, feeling the real dragon wings on her back. Just like her tail, because the dragon wings were incredibly strong, they weren’t a burden at all, but felt incredibly light.
Unlike the magically mimicked dragon wings, these were a part of her body, with warmth, blood flow, and dragon scales. But the more she felt them, the colder Reina’s heart became. She stared blankly, realizing that the wings weren’t an illusion.
It’s over.
Everything is over.
In addition to the easily identifiable dragon features like the tail and horns, she now had dragon wings! From now on, she didn’t even need to disguise herself; she was a genuine member of the dragon race!
“I don’t want to become a dragon…”
Reina said plaintively, her legs going weak, unable to accept the reality.
Calysia caught her, held her in her arms, and smiled.
“As expected, magically created wings aren’t as beautiful as real dragon wings. They’re very pretty~”
Reina’s dragon wings had azure and purple scales, vibrant and beautiful, grand and elegant.
Calysia could guarantee that if she didn’t declare her sovereignty, the number of Reina’s suitors would be terrifying.
And as long as she declared her sovereignty, her wife’s body would be filled with her scent, and other dragons would, both subjectively and objectively, no longer harbor romantic feelings towards Reina.
“Sob, sob…”
Unlike Calysia’s excitement, Reina was on the verge of tears.
But she knew that showing her sadness would only invite Calysia’s affection and pampering, and she might even be tricked into bed again, so she just glared at Calysia and held back her tears.
The surrounding subordinates were all blushing.
In their eyes, the tired Reina was acting spoiled in Calysia’s arms, even tearing up and seeking a hug.
What a little uke~
But Calysia’s next words were like a bolt of lightning, completely shattering Reina’s mental defenses:
“Now that you have wings, you should be able to conceive dragon eggs. Let’s hurry back to the palace~”
“I can’t get pregnant!”
Reina immediately refused. Although she didn’t know the reason, her instincts told her to refuse!
Yes, unlike before, when there was a certain level of separation, from now on, messing around would definitely lead to trouble!
Calysia kneaded the insides of Reina’s wings, carefully massaging her newly grown appendages.
“Ahh~”
Amidst the cute sounds, Reina began to reflect.
When exactly did they grow?
Was it because of [Vassal Instinct]?
But accepting Calysia’s magic power wouldn’t directly deepen her vassalization!
What went wrong?!
Could it be because she chose too many skills? But that had nothing to do with her level!
It definitely wasn’t because she liked Calysia.
Her tired mind raced, but she couldn’t think of any other reasonable explanation.
Falling in love with her master would deepen the connection between them.
Then, the vassalization would deepen, and she might even become a complete vassal before becoming a high-ranking demon. This was possible. And Reina was already a level 118 demon; the difficulty of further increasing her Dragon Mark level would increase exponentially.
But all these scenarios seemed ridiculous now that she had grown dragon wings.
This meant that her vassalization level was already over ninety percent.
Another ten percent, and she would be able to transform into a dragon, completely bidding farewell to humanity, and she could forget about becoming a ruler in the human world. If she walked down the street in her current state, she would probably be hunted down as a demon… Oh, no, humans were afraid of dragons, they would probably be scared witless!
—I don’t want to betray humanity!!
Calysia looked into Reina’s eyes.
“I’m sorry, Reina. I was too late. My judgment was wrong, and I almost hurt you.”
Just as Reina was at a loss, Calysia suddenly became like a little girl admitting her mistake, lowering her head and seeking Reina’s forgiveness.
Hearing these words, Reina’s restlessness immediately subsided.
For some reason, she wanted to pat Calysia’s head and tell her “it’s okay” and “you’ve done enough.”
After all, Calysia’s judgment wasn’t wrong.
Reina had seen, through her clone, the scene of Gold Scale using all his power to break the seal.
Before the meeting began, she had cast [Chaos], weakening the Golden Word Seal, making it possible for them to break through from both inside and outside. Then, she had somehow weakened the second Golden Word Seal. Although Reina had no idea how, she was indeed the biggest contributor to breaking the seal.
Reina hugged Calysia and said with a smile:
“Dummy, who told you to trust Phantom Dragon? Do you regret it now?”
Calysia nuzzled her chin against Reina’s shoulder, as if admitting her mistake.
“I’m sorry, Reina… I made you worry.”
At this moment, the surrounding subordinates all understood and retreated, giving the two of them some space.
The orc army was completely annihilated by the humans not long after, but the Saintess and her human forces didn’t continue their attack, instead retreating to the west of Eisentapha.
Reina suddenly remembered Calysia’s “ambition.”
She wouldn’t believe the enemy’s words, but she was indeed concerned about this term.
If Calysia’s ambition had existed decades ago and continued to this day, Reina also wanted to know what it represented.
She was curious about the reason for the falling out between Phantom Dragon and Calysia.
She was afraid that this would happen to her, even though she didn’t know that their relationship was no longer just simple trust, and Reina shouldn’t believe Phantom Dragon’s one-sided story.
She just couldn’t help but care.
And Calysia’s flawed personality, caused by the loss of a part of her soul, would make her fall deeply in love with Reina. If Reina didn’t shift Calysia’s “target” and left on her own, Calysia would definitely suffer another devastating blow.
Understanding one’s own heart was a difficult task. If she didn’t correct Calysia’s unhealthy mindset and left on her own, it would be a grave mistake.
Moreover, Reina’s Light Clone was still operating.
The next step was to have her clone cause trouble in the human world, become an important figure, suppress the orcs while expanding her influence—all without Calysia’s knowledge.
In conclusion,
So…
So… she should stay with Calysia a little longer.
If she could make the Dragon King realize her obsession, see the truth, find a way to restore her missing soul, make her face her true feelings, and try to connect with more people, then perhaps Calysia would understand that dragons and humans couldn’t be together, that they couldn’t have children.
However, thinking about this made Reina’s heart ache inexplicably. No matter what, Calysia deserved a good ending.
Reina smiled gently:
“Master, there’s nothing to worry about. Since I’m your personal maid, I’ll take responsibility for you to the very end.”
Calysia couldn’t resist Reina’s kindness. She placed one hand on Reina’s stomach, as if carefully feeling the place where she would conceive dragon eggs, her face flushed.
“Reina… you, you seem to be… really able to conceive now…”
Reina instantly lost her temper.
I treat you as my boss, you treat me as your wife. I want happiness, you want me to have your babies?
Damn it.
fair trade