63. Dragon Mark Evolution
Reina discovered that venting all her frustrations at once, like she was doing today, was actually quite good.
And Calysia was a decent person.
Although she often made Reina angry, her mind filled with a series of thoughtless actions like wanting Reina to have children, she was very beautiful, perfectly matching Reina’s aesthetic preferences, and she was sincere and gentle, a complete and utter innocent dummy, the kind of little fool who could be easily tricked with a piece of candy. Reina guaranteed that a special case like today wouldn’t happen too many more times.
So, after hundreds of confirmations in her heart, Reina said with a blush:
“From now on, you’re my punching bag.”
“It’s not that I really like you!”
“No…”
“I’ve just fallen in love with you, don’t get carried away!”
“Okay~”
Reina bit Calysia’s shoulder again. Then, she got out of the wheelchair, held Calysia’s hand, and lay quietly on her shoulder like a wife. Then, Calysia cupped her face.
Calysia’s actions also gradually became more aggressive. Reina, her senses magnified due to her blindness, felt a heat like scorching magma from both her main body and her clone, and they both let out an endearing gasp in unison.
But unfortunately, her main body wasn’t feeling Calysia’s warmth. She could only sit on the floor, her hands on her thighs, and go through the motions again and again without anyone noticing. Calysia’s one hand began to touch the Dragon Mark on her chest, and a pure vassal magic power flowed from her slender fingers, infusing Reina. As a vassal receiving her master’s affection, Reina subconsciously began to twitch, both her main body and her clone tilting their heads back, their chests arching.
Like, like, like, like, like, like…♡
Have I been deceiving myself all along?
Have I been in love with Calysia for a long time?
At the same time, Reina felt the heat on her chest reach an almost unbearable point. The Dragon Mark was surging within her already completely transformed body in a brand new way, like a symphony.
Thinking of Calysia’s appearance, Reina felt the symphony in her heart become magnificent and impassioned. Before she knew it, the Dragon Mark on her chest, now scorching hot, surged up her fragile neck like a virus, rushing into her already chaotic mind.
At the same time, the Dragon Mark on her chest almost completely faded, leaving only a trace of a pattern where the crimson gem would appear, but on her forehead, covered by the blindfold, a mark almost identical to the previous Dragon Mark appeared.
Under the brief intertwining of love, the Dragon Mark seemed to be merging even more deeply with her flesh, and then gradually into her mind. What surprised Reina even more was that she subconsciously accepted this warmth flowing into her brain.
“What is this, mmph♡”
Reina let out a charming, melodious sound, her body collapsing into Calysia’s arms, tears of intense emotion, not sorrow, welling up in her eyes.
“This is the final step of vassalization.”
Calysia explained with a smile, while caressing the mark on Reina’s forehead. At this moment, the tingling sensation didn’t spread from her chest or lower abdomen as before, but took root in her brain.
The Dragon Mark had grown to an extremely exaggerated degree. Even though Reina couldn’t see, she could sense this warmth coming from her brain.
—It wasn’t Little Cal’s fault; this was an inevitable phenomenon of vassalization.
Reina suddenly remembered that the one being pampered was her clone. If her clone completely fell, then there would probably be no chance of resistance. She focused her mind and maintained her rationality, barely preventing herself from being completely controlled by Calysia.
At least, not now…
Five minutes later, Reina touched the Dragon Mark on her forehead and, after confirming that there was no sensation, she urged Calysia to push her wheelchair and leave.
“What’s wrong, Little Vassal? Did you think of something sad?”
Reina shook her head, her face turning red again. She almost had to force herself to say the next words, suppressing her shyness: “I just…”
“Nothing, just act well. Don’t let anyone discover that I’m your vassal.”
“Why?”
“Are you a dummy? Wouldn’t my main body be exposed then, you unfaithful Dragon King?”
“Mmph~”
Calysia stuck out her tongue.
“I’m sorry, my mind is full of Reina, I forgot about that.”
When Calysia placed her hand on the door and pushed it open with a gentle shove, Reina realized that this sealed door was nothing to her. Trapping this nearly level 180 monster was a fool’s errand.
At the same time, everyone outside held their breath. They looked at the door, expecting to see Calysia pushing Reina’s wheelchair. Reina, seeing this, quickly muttered:
“Little Cal, what Dragon King pushes a wheelchair for a human protagonist?”
Calysia said “oh,” and Reina discovered that she seemed to dislike acting against her will for the sake of appearances even more than she did.
Ann and Saintess Agnes quickly walked over. The Saintess immediately smoothed things over, taking the wheelchair from Calysia’s hands and pushing it. During this time, Calysia still gave Reina a reluctant look.
Ann and Agnes seemed to have discovered Reina and Calysia’s affection, exchanged glances, and smiled.
“Did you find anything out?” The one who spoke was Kribi. He anxiously paced back and forth in front of the door. Actually, compared to what Fred might say, he was more concerned about Calysia’s attitude towards Bishop Lei.
If the other party really was the Goddess of Light, a dangerous battle would be imminent.
At this moment, Reina regained her usual cold and authoritative demeanor:
“I’ve obtained a lot of solid evidence. The Dragon Queen will testify for me. Also…”
Reina looked at the Blood Queen beside her and said:
“Your Majesty Sophia, please be careful when interrogating Fred. You and Peter should go this time. Of course, it’s best to have a meeting before that.”
She glanced at the people around her, mainly because she was afraid that Queen Sophia herself would be deceived. After all, if she were trapped in the seal, the blood race, having lost their queen, would be finished.
“Okay.” For some reason, Sophia subconsciously agreed to this human’s words.
Liya and White Scale remained silent, the former lost in thought, as if pondering something important.
Just then, Mura looked at Reina with hostile eyes.
“Your Majesty, do you also believe that Bishop Lei is human, and not our greatest enemy in the Four Realms, the Goddess of Light? With your strength, you should be able to see it easily!”
Calysia just gave her a look filled with murderous intent, and Mura was so frightened by this sudden pressure that she took a few steps back.
“Yes and no, so what?”
“…What do you mean?”
“Whether she’s the Goddess of Light or not has nothing to do with you.”
Calysia raised her voice, as if warning everyone.
“Because the Goddess of Light is my private property.”
