My Three Wives Are Beautiful Vampires

”Well, shit.” The possibility that the girl was lying to her was very high, but Vine didnʼt detect any lies or traces of deceit that she would typically pick up on. This entire time the girl was honest.

Did she hide things? Yes, she did; that was obvious. But she never lied.

”May I ask how he died?”

​ ”I donʼt know. I recently learned of it from an Emissary of The Demon King.”

ʼIf the Demon King sent an Emissary, then itʼs true that he has died permanently.ʼ

”Did Diablo kill him? Did Sitri kill him? Did some random Demon whore kill him? Who knows? I donʼt know.”

Even with her apathetic tone, the tone of disdain was evident in the womanʼs voice.

”... Who are you, girl?” Vine narrowed her eyes and realized she wasnʼt talking to an ordinary servant. After all, an ordinary servant wouldnʼt speak to an Emissary of The Demon King.

”Helena Gremory, heir to this shithole you call a town.”

”...” Vine opened her eyes a little.

ʼGremory had a daughter? With a succubus? I thought he would never get over his ex-Wifeʼs death...ʼ

”Now that you know, what are you going to do? Kill me? Use me as a breeding machine because I have the ʼGremoryʼ Bloodline?”

ʼThis girl says some morbid things with a neutral expression...ʼ Vine thought.

Vine looked at Helena for a long time, thinking about several things.

ʼItʼs obvious that she has been through trauma; her dead eyes prove it. She doesnʼt seem like a naive girl either, and she revealed her Heritage with complete certainty that I meant no harm to her. Sheʼs smart... And usually, people who have gone through hardship, when they gain something for themselves, cling to it with undying loyalty... A loyalty my Lord will love.ʼ Plans began to form in Vineʼs head until she grew a big Demonic smile.

”Have you heard of Victor Alucard?”

...

Vine, marching towards the territory of the 60th Rank, looked to the side and saw Helena in full armor, a new addition to the army. 

After explaining who she was and who she served, Helena readily accepted joining Vine. Even the Demons from her territory joined Helena, allowing Vine to conquer another city easily.

ʼSheʼs a diamond in the rough.ʼ That was Vineʼs only thought regarding Helena. The woman was a strategic genius and an expert in the Magic of Succubusʼ ʼDreamsʼ, not to mention that the Gremory Bloodline was strong in the girl.

ʼThe ability to increase and decrease mass at will.ʼ At first, it might seem pointless, but the previous Gremory proved how wrong they were.

Do you want gold? Okay, just give me a piece of gold, and by increasing the mass of the coin, you now have a few hundred pounds of permanent gold.

The Gremory were quite wealthy because of it.

Was it useless for combat? Of course, now! Take any stone and throw it at someone while applying significantly more mass, and that stone becomes a damn meteor.

The Gremory were deadly in combat because of it, and anything in their hands could become a weapon.

Vine didnʼt know the rules for applying this Power, there was a limitation on its use, something the ancient Gremory made quite apparent to all Pillar Demons, but one thing was certain,

ʼThe Power of Dreams and bulking up combined perfectly.ʼ If Helena could reach the state that Lilithʼs Former General, The Reaper, and Lilith herself had achieved…

The Power of turning a Dream into reality for a few minutes, that ability would be deadly in Helenaʼs hands.

ʼMaster will be pleased with me~ʼ Vine had the excitement of a child waiting for rewards from their Father.

”Lady Vine, the 60th Rank City is ahead.”

Vine awoke from anticipating future events that would happen to her [she was absolutely sure that her hopeful future would come to pass] And looked at Helena:

”I already said, donʼt call me Lady Vine. With your talent, you will probably be my equal in the future.”

”Until that day happens, I will continue to call you Lady Vine.” She spoke in the same neutral, emotionless tone.

ʼUgh. Thatʼs her problem; sheʼs very ʼproperʼ. She doesnʼt look like a Demon who revels in chaos, but a damn Angel.ʼ That was Helenaʼs only ʼflawʼ in Vineʼs opinion.

”What should we do?” Helena asked.

”The same strategy we used previously with 59th Rank.”

”I shall announce our terms; if they refuse, I throw several stones at them, got it,” Helena replied.

”Hmm, glad you understand. Letʼs get back to work.”

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”And you nerds! Donʼt be inattentive; prepare for any enemy attack!”

”Yes!” The Demons behind her screamed.

”...” Helena looked at this vision with neutral eyes.