Primordial Villain with a Slave Harem

Chapter 574: Tingling Woman BS Senses

”If you have a dwarf by your side, why are you still in your stupid tribal loincloths?” Seraphiel asked, knowing firsthand just how good dwarven crafts were, as her ingenious healing bow that can transform to a staff was also crafted by a dwarf.

”He is only one person… The Sunfang gave him hundreds of assistants, but production is still slow. I’m just a small-time border patrol leader; by the time the newly produced arms and armor reach us on these barren outskirts, the entire army will be outfitted.”

”I’m honestly quite surprised you don’t know about this development, future wife. He must’ve been here for years.” My words made the white-haired beauty flinch before she turned toward me with teary eyes, ”That’s because Black Fang keeps working me to the bone! I barely have time to follow my hobbies!”

My woman bullshit senses were tingling violently, screaming at me that she was shamelessly lying through her teeth.

I developed these senses as a man with a harem made up of such unique women, though the main helper in creating them was none other than Ayame, who even to this day, often refuses to say the truth when it comes to certain topics she finds embarrassing. Such as not admitting to her orgasms or just feeling good in general from certain pleasuring acts of mine.

I wasn’t having it. ”Based on your speed, you should be able to handle such an outing in a few hours at most. You’re telling me for years upon years you didn’t have any free time? A woman with your Vitality doesn’t even need sleep for days, if not weeks. I struggle to believe you.” Discover stories at

Her big, beautiful eyes widened as she visibly felt wronged to her core. ”How can you not believe the words of your beautiful future wife? What kind of a horrible man are you?!”

I stared deeply into her eyes, and my doing so saw the two of us enter a staredown where neither of us budged for long seconds. That was until, with a wry expression, she whimpered while looking away, giving up. ”You’re a bad man!”

No matter how much she whined and threw accusations at me, I didn’t feel like letting her get away. ”Fess up.”

”…Ugh… Okay, fine!” She shouted while plunging her knife deep into Varkas’ heart, killing him in a second. ”I did visit this land and killed many lionkin in recent years, but I never stopped to question any of them. Instead, I murdered them on sight…”

There it was. I knew she wasn’t being truthful. My supernatural woman bullshit senses helped me out once again.

With that being said, I did get her to a degree. Beastkin were not one to innovate, thus her assumption that things would stay the same as they always have been was an understandable one to make.

Beastkin loved traditions and greatly prided themselves on their natural advantages gained from their animalistic traits, apex predators even more so than other beastkin subspecies.

I did not doubt many lionkin felt insulted by their Sunfang ordering them into restrictive armors and to wield forged weapons instead of using their Goddess-given fangs and claws.

”What’s done is done. I wouldn’t have expected them to throw away their intrinsic pride as apex predators and even less so that a master smith dwarf would willingly support them.”

Vex was happy to hear my words, based on her merry smile she sported while rising from her crouched position, after which she stated, ”I suppose our next steps have been written for us.”

”Indeed,” I nodded. ”They’re oppressing other tribes and dominating the Trials of Beasts annual competition. I would find it strange if the other beastkin were happy with the yellow furries. We must form an alliance with them. Our best course of action is creating a coalition of multiple beastkin who we help overthrow the lionkin in exchange for them promising to help us out with our mission. In doing so, your vengeance will move one step closer to realization, or perhaps it might even be fulfilled at long last.”

She nodded, ”I didn’t dare hope it to be the case back when I received this mission, but it truly seems like lady luck might shine on me at long last… Perhaps Lady Black Fang knew of the current situation in the beastkin lands, and that’s why I was dispatched?”

”We can’t say for certain. Your [Hex of Null Presence] was most certainly helpful, alongside your experience of crossing the border, so that could be all there was to your addition to the team. You’ll have to have this talk with Black Fang herself. Why didn’t she help you with your revenge, though? It’s been over a century since you became a Phenom.”

”I never asked her to. It’s my revenge, not hers. Furthermore, we can’t underestimate the lionkin—you saw how mighty just one Sunborn of theirs was… there are thousands that are as strong or even stronger than him. Then there’s the accursed Sunfang of theirs, who now also enjoys dwarven crafts.”

””I’ll do my utmost to help.”” Ignis and I declared the same sentence in sync, making both of us chuckle. The Ashbringer then turned his gaze toward the cave, from which multiple heads were peeking out. Ryker and his team of cowards. ”Lady Vex, as the leader of this expedition, the decision-making is in your hands. However, if I might offer my thoughts, I’m greatly saddened and disappointed by the lack of bravery displayed by that ex-Phenom team, especially when I compare their performance with that of two rookies and Devil’s team, all of whom had just earned their place in our organization a mere week ago.” ℝ𝘈ΝổꞖЕȘ

Vex followed Ignis’ gaze, and her beautiful eyes landed on the same faces peeking from the cavern. A sadistic grin quickly replaced her cheery smile, and she declared with an ominous, dark tone, ”You’re right, fire boy. If we don’t punish their unsightly behavior, the rookies might think such cowardice is acceptable from members of the Vesper Consortium. We can’t have that now, can we?”

The white-haired beauty’s next words were the last thing Ryker and his team wanted to hear considering their situation. ”Raika, be a dear and come here for a second…”