No Entry Except for the Master - Chapter 80

“I just want to round them all up and dump them on an island.”
“Your Highness, someone might hear you.”

Most beastfolk wanted to return to Lapelia, their paradise where the spirits had returned. It seemed there was some instinctual pull. But among them, those who had formed deep bonds with humans chose to remain in human society. This was the primary reason Theia was so busy.

“Anyway, it’s my break time, so don’t look for me until evening duties.”
“Understood. Then, please rest well.”

Cesar saw Teia off with practiced ease. Teia headed to his nest, located in the deepest and safest part of the imperial palace.

It was a glass greenhouse modeled after a giant birdcage. The thick, gold-painted bars were filled with special glass that acted like a mirror from the outside but allowed a clear view from within.

Unlocking the door with a key only he possessed, Teia stepped inside to reveal a lush green lawn. The circular greenhouse was entirely carpeted in soft grass. Flower beds bloomed with pretty blossoms of every kind, and plush cushion beds were scattered about for comfortable lounging.

“Tch, living the good life, huh?”

And there, in the center of the greenhouse, lay the owner of this place who is a small rabbit, sprawled on her back, fast asleep. She cradled something long and thick, far larger than her own body, in her arms.

“Lily.”

Teia gently scratched her back with his finger as he called her name. “Mmmph—” The rabbit grumbled in her sleep, her little mouth shaped like a “ㅅ” twitching. Her chubby cheeks and fluffy white front paws were undeniably adorable.

If only the thing she was hugging wasn’t a d***o modeled after Teia’s own g******s.

“At this point, I can’t even tell what’s real and what’s fake.”

Teia pressed the switch on the toy. As it began to vibrate, the rabbit jolted awake, her round eyes still heavy with sleep darting around until they landed on him.

“Pfft— Peep!”

Spotting Teia, she flapped her arms, reaching for him which is a clear demand to be held. But Teia deliberately pressed a finger to her forehead and pushed her back. She tumbled backward with a “De-gururu!” before bumping into a water bowl. Pouting in indignation, she wriggled her cheeks but quickly scurried back to him.

Flap-flap!

This time, Teia picked up the little cotton ball, still waving her tiny arms, and held her close.

“You like it that much?”

He plucked the still-vibrating d***o from her grasp and dangled it in front of her face, shaking it teasingly. The rabbit covered her face with both paws, as if embarrassed—but the excited wiggling of her hips betrayed her.

“You little pervert. Is this all you think about all day?”

The rabbit looked indignant at being called a degenerate. The truth was, Teia had been so busy lately that he couldn’t spare much time for her. Frustrated at being teased with other things, she’d demanded he just use his own—leading to the custom-made replica now in her possession.

“You’d better not mistake me for someone else.”

Teia carelessly tossed the vibrating toy aside. The rabbit, mournfully watching her precious plaything fly away, promptly shifted back into her human form—Lilith—still nestled in his arms. Her eyes sparkled up at him.

“So… do you have time now? Will you play with me?”

Her peach-blushed cheeks were temptingly ripe. Saliva pooled in his mouth, and his lower half grew heavy almost instantly. But Teia didn’t immediately give in to her desires, instead staring intently at her lewd gaze.

“…Ah! Praise me!”
“Fine.”
“Tell me you like me!”
“Fine.”
“Tell me you love me!”

Teia stifled a chuckle. He adored her blind obsession—the way she clung to him, demanded him, begged for him. Like a child, he pressed soft kisses to Lilith’s forehead and cheeks in quick succession.

This was their time, the only time permitted within this eternal cage where no one could enter and no one could leave. Their kisses grew deeper as Teia gently laid Lilith down on the fur-lined couch. For a moment, he simply gazed at her face.

“What?”
“Are you really okay with not living among others of your kind?”

Lilith stared at him blankly, as if she couldn’t believe he’d ask such a thing. Just as Teia had come to understand her inside and out, Lilith had also learned much about him—like the baseless confidence that even if she threw a tantrum, begging to be freed, he would never let her go.

“What if I said I wanted to live with other beastfolk?”
“Then I’d have no choice but to eliminate those beastfolk you want to live with.”

“Tch.” Lilith pouted, yet her expression was oddly satisfied. Her heart swelled at the realization that this twisted obsession wasn’t one-sided.

Everyone had been horrified by the extravagant, expensive greenhouse-cage Teia had built for his pet rabbit. But to Lilith, it was nothing but warm and cozy. Every inch of this place bore Teia’s touch, steeped in his slightly dark affection.

To Lilith, who craved his love with her entire being, Teia willingly poured out the one exception in his life—the one wild, untamed emotion that defied all the rigidly structured feelings he had been molded into.

In this world where nothing mattered without her, no one else could ever enter.