Leveling Up by Defiling Milfs

Normally, the Third Form was a stronger version of the First Form — the Lightning Bolt, which shot straight toward its target and struck it head-on.

Meanwhile, the Third Form took a little longer to cast, but once the lightning struck, it spread outward in a wide cone, allowing it to reach enemies hiding behind obstacles.

But the Third Form Daniel had unleashed in midair was different. The moment the lightning left his hand, it exploded outward into a cone.

One bolt split into several.

Those bolts split again.

Then again.

In the blink of an eye, countless branches of lightning filled the air, spreading farther and farther until a massive, cone-shaped storm of electricity engulfed the battlefield.

*BooOOM!! ⚡️⚡️⚡️*

The deafening thunder shook the stone walls.

A brief moment later—

*THUD!!*

Daniel came crashing down. His left shoulder struck the top of the stone cube where Floryn had been trapped. The impact made his body bounce before he tumbled over the edge and slammed onto the ground.

*Crack...! Crack...!*

The stone cube trembled.

Thin cracks raced across its surface before chunks of stone began breaking away. One side crumbled inward, leaving a jagged hole in the wall.

Floryn immediately rushed through the opening. Her eyes widened when she spotted Daniel lying beside the rubble.

His left arm hung limply at his side, blood trickling from the corner of his mouth. A deep cut ran along his right cheek, with a thin line of blood slowly sliding down his face.

”Hey... are you okay?” Floryn asked, her voice trembling with worry.

She crouched beside him and gently tapped his cheek.

”Hey?!”

No response.

His body remained completely still.

Floryn’s expression changed. She quickly dropped to her knees beside him, fingers brushed his hair away from his forehead before moving to his neck to check his pulse.

’Oh no... His breathing is getting weaker. He’s about to die. Uh! Ugh... what do I do?’

She hurriedly looked around.

The battlefield was still filled with smoke and dust.

Two men were fighting a massive spider-like creature nearby, their figures partially obscured by the lingering haze.

Farther away, another man lay motionless on the ground. Broken rocks were scattered around his body, making him look as though he were dead.

Floryn swallowed nervously, her gaze returned to Daniel.

”I guess I have no choice but to...” she muttered, a faint flush crept across her cheeks as she lowered her gaze.

...

*Blink. Blink. Blink. Blink.*

”Mmph!”

Daniel’s eyes snapped open — only to discover that his mouth was locked onto Floryn’s right breast, lips sealed tight around the nipple as he drew down the sweet milk in slow, greedy pulls.

Heat bloomed through his chest with every swallow — a deep, restorative warmth he had no way of knowing was the very reason his body was healing so rapidly.

”Thank god, you’re finally awake,” Floryn said, a long sigh leaving her.

She tried to ease her breast free of his mouth. Daniel didn’t let her.

*Suck~ Suck! Suck!!*

”Hey — stop. I didn’t do it for free. You should be thankful I saved your life,” she snapped, yanking back.

Milk beaded on the nipple before she covered it under her bodice, cloth pulling tight across the damp spot.

”Your milk tastes great,” Daniel said, tongue sliding over his lips, chasing the last sweetness. ”Thanks for the milk.”

*Krree!!!*

Just then a loud, childish cry — low and grating — ripped through the air, snapping every head toward the sound.

The creature’s body began to come apart. Black particles peeled from its hide like burning paper, spiraling upward in lazy, greasy threads.

Joints collapsed inward.

Flesh turned to drifting ash.

The cry stretched thinner, more pitiful, until the last of its shape folded into a heap of fading soot that scattered across the dirt like dead snow.

Within seconds even the ash thinned, leaving only a faint scorch mark and the sour stink of rot hanging in the air.

In the meantime, Zero and Alucard hurried toward them.

”Are you guys alright?! Mrs. Hawkins, what the hell are you doing here?!” Zero shouted, sprinting the last stretch before skidding to a halt in front of them.

Floryn took a breath and quickly explained her situation.

”I was brought here against my will. Klaus kidnapped me and brought me into the dungeon.”

Zero’s expression hardened. ”You were kidnapped...?”

Floryn nodded. ”Yes.”

...

”And where is Klaus?” Zero asked, his gaze sweeping across the battlefield.

”Dead,” Alucard said, pointing toward the other side. ”Look there.”

Both of them rushed the scene. Daniel pushed himself to his feet. Floryn stayed at his side. They approached at a slower, heavier pace.

Floryn stopped when she saw a man lifted off the ground, body pierced through by a jut of stone that held him high and limp. The shock doubled when her eyes dropped and found Klaus crumpled on the dirt beneath it, limbs twisted wrong.

”Who killed him? Is it you, Daniel?” Alucard asked, shock cutting his voice.

Daniel stepped closer, his eyes widened. A dagger sat buried in Klaus’s left eye, driven straight through into the brain.

Blood had already gone dark and tacky around the hilt.

”I-I don’t know,” Daniel replied.

Just then Zero summoned five fire spirits.

*Bwoosh~*

They scattered across the ruined place, flames blooming from their small bodies until the chamber lit bright as noon, throwing long shadows over stone and blood.

Soon a fire spirit that had been hunting inside another room returned and jumped near the entrance, anxious, pointing inward.

Zero approached at once.

Daniel followed him.

It was the ritual room.

”Zane?!” Zero’s voice cracked with shock, surprise cutting through when he saw the body lying sideways on the floor.

When he turned the body flat onto its back, what he saw left him speechless.

Daniel stepped beside him and covered his mouth with his palm, eyes wide in shock. ”Oh fuck...”

Zane’s left eye was pinned with a dagger, driven straight through the socket.

...

Silence settled over the chamber as they returned to the scene. They scanned the ritual room and found nothing. But Daniel noticed a small detail: the book Klaus had used to summon the creature was nowhere.

’Or maybe... it disappeared? I mean that just doesn’t make any sense,’ Daniel thought, walking slowly around the chamber.