Chapter 63
The heat simmering inside him erupted violently into her body. In a world dyed black by climax, Lilith felt the sensation of dazzling fireworks bursting through her. A wave of euphoric chills cascaded coldly over her. Her tightly clenched walls refused to release not only his shaft but every drop of his seed spilling into her.
“Huu….”
Exhaling a heated breath, Teia sat back in the chair, still sheathed inside her. The impact of the movement jostled his length against her sensitive walls, drawing a languid moan from Lilith.
Even now, the deepest parts of her pulsed around him, the sensation vivid. Enjoying the brief lethargy after o****m, Teia gently stroked her back as she squirmed in his lap, her movements raw and uninhibited.
‘I should get her pregnant.’
Regardless of gender or race, the most certain collateral was a child bound by blood. A cruel but foolproof method—like taking the child of a debtor as security or the prince of a defeated kingdom as a hostage. It was an age-old truth.
Teia was the kind of man who would hang even a newborn as bait without guilt if it meant luring his prey. Though he had never once considered having an heir, there was no reason to reject such an easy method to add another shackle to bind her.
Meeting Lilith’s sly gaze as she writhed beneath him, Teia smiled softly.
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After the storm of lust had passed and the office had quieted, Cesar entered. Lilith, having reverted to her rabbit form, lay curled in her cage, lost in deep sleep. Though the windows had been opened to air out the room, the faint scent of s*x still lingered, making Cesar’s nose wrinkle slightly.
“We need to look into not just beastman chimeras, but beastmen in general.”
“Do you trust beastmen?”
“I still think they’re little more than legends. But it’s better to minimize risks.”
Whether he impregnated her or crippled her legs, Teia had no intention of letting her die. That was why he needed to investigate her origins more thoroughly than before.
“And find out where that ‘Hecate’ bastard went.”
“The writer who attended the party earlier?”
“Yes. I let him go too easily—uncharacteristically so. He must have more information to extract.”
And above all, he needed to be found and killed. Now that Lilith was no longer just a pet rabbit but Teia’s sole exception, anyone who knew her true identity could not be allowed to exist.
Even if not certain, Hecate seemed to have at least some inkling of Lilith’s nature. That was why he had dared to provoke Teia with his nonsense. In every way, he was a dangerous element. And if Teia were to mix in a little personal bias, he was naturally the first to eliminate.
“Your Highness. Is the plan to use Lilith to ensnare the Crown Prince still proceeding?”
“Ah, that name needs to be erased too.”
Every name attached to Lilith was an irritant. Teia’s eyes glinted coldly. Until now, he had merely humored the Crown Prince’s tantrums, but now he had a reason to carve the bastard cleanly out of this world.
“If you intend not just to trouble him but to truly overthrow him, it may take time to prepare.”
“Do I need to personally overthrow him?”
“Pardon?”
“From the beginning, the ship Rudy boarded was a paper boat with a predetermined end.”
Teia smirked, recalling a promise he had once made with the Emperor. Cesar swallowed dryly at his radiant smile.
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Meanwhile, the two figures whose names Teia had dwelled on were secretly meeting. How far had they descended down the spiraling stone staircase? After a long descent into the depths of a hidden forest laboratory, a concealed passage finally appeared. Ludvio led Hecate and Eris toward his secret research chamber.
His heart raced in anticipation of unveiling his grand plan—one no one could have imagined. *Heh heh.* An unsightly laugh escaped him unbidden.
Following him, Eris suppressed a sigh. From the moment she first heard his plan, she had doubted its feasibility. And the enigmatic man named Hecate, who had approached Ludvio at an unknown time, was equally suspicious.
“…….”
Hecate merely smiled faintly under Eris’ wary gaze. Her unease deepened as she sharply turned her head away. The deeper they went, the louder the strange noises grew.
“Rudy, what is that sound?”
“Ah, just the materials waking up. Pay it no mind.”
The faint noise grew clearer—a chaotic cacophony of human and animal screams. Eris’ face twisted involuntarily. She unfurled her fan to hide her expression. Hecate, glancing at her sidelong, wore the same inscrutable smile as ever.
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