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After spending a couple of hours in university classes doing nothing and just staring at the system, I decided to simply get up and leave.
The teachers didn't say anything to me or seem bothered by my actions; the mere fact that I was at the university was already too much for them.
After all, I am the second world power and current ruling king of Asura.
In fact, two weeks ago the king of Ranoa came exclusively to visit me to establish diplomatic relations with my nation.
It wouldn't be a bad idea to annex the country, certainly; it's something I'd like to plan, and if he opposes it, I'd simply hypnotize him into believing it was his idea.
In addition, Another idea, or rather a promise he had made five years ago, remained unfulfilled.
This involved Roxy a lot, so I went back home to spend time with my wives until Roxy returned from work.
She returned home around five in the afternoon since one of the conditions I set was that her work schedule would end when she left the university.
Therefore, tasks such as grading, planning, and other related matters would be handled by an assistant, allowing Roxy to get her break.
"I'm home..." she murmured as she took off her coat and walked toward the living room where I was, pondering my next steps.
When she looked at me, she couldn't help but blush and bite her lower lip.
'I can't believe it! Every time I see him I get excited, oh my god!' she screamed in her mind and sat shyly next to me, resting her head on my chest
"Welcome home, my love. Are you tired?" I whispered in her ear as I gently stroked her back.
She shuddered at this and nodded slightly.
"Yes, it was a little complicated being my first day, but the teachers treated me with a lot of respect," she said as she buried her face tightly in my chest.
I hugged her tightly, letting her rest.
So after about fifteen minutes it was time to discuss the topic.
"Roxy, do you remember our last visit to your village?" I asked, and she raised her head, looking me in the eyes with confusion.
"Ah...yes, I remember, what's wrong?"
"Well, that same day I spoke with the village leader, old Rowin, and told him about the possibility of relocating the entire village to Asura."
At my words, Roxy's eyes widened in shock as she stared intently at me.
"Relocate the entire village?...b-but why?" she asked, clearly shocked.
"Do you remember the day we met? That day you told me that your birthplace was a wretched and sad place where nothing grew. I don't want your race, my in-laws, and all the other Migurds continue suffering in this way, That's why I want to take the Migurds to Asura, and now that the king could do this more easily."
"..." Roxy remained silent for a few moments while staring at me, then she laughed softly
"Okay, I support you!" She exclaimed seriously, then gave me a deep kiss on the mouth until we were both breathless.
"And when do you plan to go?" she asked, her cheeks completely red, her breathing was ragged, and I could feel the wetness coming from her throbbing cunt.
"Tomorrow morning," I said, and she nodded.
We didn't say anything else, I carried her like a princess and fucked her all night.
Zenith and Lilia only asked to listen from outside, envious and masturbating intensely.
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The next day, after curing Roxy's fatigue with healing magic, we left the house early in the morning, heading towards the demon continent.
To make the journey faster and more efficient, we opted to teleport to the village using the teleportation ability of my mother-in-law and wife Rokaris's ring.
Since she had divorced Rokus, they now both lived in separate huts.
"Hah!" She squealed in surprise when Roxy and I appeared behind her.
She was making herself a simple breakfast, and on the kitchen table a little girl was playing with a doll.
"Dad!" she exclaimed upon seeing me and immediately threw herself into my arms, hugging me tightly.
"How have you been, Romira? That bad guy Rokus hasn't come around to bother us, has he?" I asked with a smile, and she shook her head.
"No! I hardly ever see him, besides, I've already learned the spell you taught me!" she said, and immediately a ball of water formed in her hand.
'Well, she's got talent,' I murmured in my mind.
"Welcome dear, would you like something to eat?" Rokaris asked as he headed towards the kitchen.
Naturally, as my wife, she had many more privileges than all the other people in the village, but that wasn't enough for me.
We were talking about one of my wives and my daughter; they both deserve the best.
"Not yet, the day has arrived, start packing," I told her.
She blinked in confusion for a few seconds, then remembered what I was saying and headed to the rooms without saying anything.
Naturally, I had already spoken to her about this, and all she had to do was wait for confirmation.
"Roxy, you can stay here and talk to your mother, I'll go see old Rowin," I said, and she nodded as she carried Romira in her arms.
I left Rokaris's hut where I was greeted by an arid landscape, desolate houses, and villagers with disheartened expressions.
As if these bad conditions and miseries were something they could never escape.
But as soon as the villagers' eyes fell on me, they froze; the women blushed, and the men just looked at me with envy.
And I can tell that the villagers were communicating telepathically, since Rowin came towards me quickly with two girls behind him.
"Rudeus, it's good to see you, lad. You're quite the grown man now, how have you been?" he asked with a kind smile.
"I'm trying to improve, hehe," I replied, and he chuckled slightly before becoming serious.
"But I don't think you came to this poor village just for that, did you?" He asked, and I shook my head.
"No, do you remember the proposal I made to you that day five years ago, about relocating the entire village?" I asked him, and he nodded seriously.
"Yes, I remember it as clearly as water...and with each passing day I realize that this is the best option we have left," he said with a wry smile.
I nodded in satisfaction with his words.
'Perfect, with him on my side then this process will be much easier!' I murmured to myself with a smile.
"And what have the villagers said about this? Any complaints?" I asked.
"There was resistance to this for the first three years; the villagers, especially the men, said that we couldn't just leave the home of our ancestors like that...but in the room year, an intense drought whipped us..."If it weren't for the water magic your daughter can generate, then who knows what would have become of us... your little girl is a genius." He chuckled softly.
Pride quickly swelled in my chest, but I didn't say it out loud, letting Rowin continue speaking.
"Now the whole village has realized our precarious situation, and we've only been surviving on our last scraps...Lord Rudeus...we want you to help us," he said sadly, while looking at the ground.
I pressed my lips together slightly when I saw his reaction.
Clearly the village had reached a critical point and their days were numbered if it weren't for my intervention
"So are you ready?" I asked, and he nodded.
"Then please call all the villagers to give this notice," I said, and he nodded while closing his eyes slightly for a few seconds.
In less than a minute, all the villagers began to gather in circles around me and him, looking at me with expectation, and some with suspicion.
Even Rokaris and Romira had come accompanied by Roxy and were looking at me with smiles.
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"Hah!" I stood there like an idiot waiting for Rowin to speak, forgetting that Migurds use telepathy to communicate.
After a few seconds the Migurds began They had expressions of astonishment, some sadness, and others simply stared at me.
But in the end, each and every one of them quickly returned to their homes.
"Okay," Rowin told me, and I frowned.
"What did you tell them in the first place?" I asked curiously.
"I simply told them the truth: our village is in critical condition, and if we want to survive, we must relocate, "I told them that you are the king of Asura and that you will give us a decent place to live," he said with a weak smile.
Although I could see that the part about being the king of Asura was something he had made up without knowing that I was indeed the king of Asura, I didn't correct him.
But apart from that, I noticed that Rokus, my father-in-law, hadn't shown up, which I found curious.
"Where's Rokus?" I asked, and Rowin grimaced.
"He has been locked in his hut for several month, "He only goes out for supplies and it's clear he's not in his best shape," Rowin said, rubbing his temples in exasperation.
I decided not to ask any more about this and quickly headed towards Rokaris's house.
In short, Rokus had fully embraced his infidelity fetish, becoming a weirdo who couldn't be near Romira because seeing her reminded him that I had fucked Rokaris which maked him horny...
Yeah...
Now I didn't even know if I wanted to take him to Asura, but Roxy played devil's advocate and in the end I would take him.
The Migurds took less than an hour to pack all their valuables and gather near the village's dry well.
A total of 58 people...
50 women, 4 children and 4 men including Rokus and Rowin
2 fewer than five years ago and no new births with the exception of Romira.
The Migurds were definitely in danger of extinction.
But fortunately I was there to save them from their misfortune.
"Okay, I'll call our transportation right now..." I said as I pulled out my dog whistle-I mean, the golden flute to summon Perugius.
As expected, no sound came out of it, but after a few seconds a beam of light coming from the north reached us, landing in front of me, kneeling.
"Lord Rudeus I am here to serve you." Almanfi said in a respectful tone And all the Migurdians were shocked by his sudden appearance.
I was already used to the bootlicking attitude of Perugius and his spirits, for which reason I looked at him closely.
""Almanfi, look around you. I'm going to take all these people to another place, which means I'll need the Chaos Breaker to teleport them," I said firmly.
Almanfi looked I looked around without any reaction, and then I looked at him.
"I will abide by your decision, "Please wait a few moments," he said, and immediately disappeared in a flash of light.
"Lord Rudeus, who was he?" Rowin asked in shock as she watched Almanfi disappear like that.
"One of the spirits of light of Perugius Dola," I said without flinching.
"I see..." He responded vaguely in the same way.
After all, Perugius is only important to humans, and in fact, I was surprised that they weren't reluctant towards Perugius because of the great hatred he possesses for demonic races.
Obviously, this is something I would have to fix, but that would be for the future.
Now, first things first. Less than a minute later, Almanfi returned to where we were, carrying a large number of golden wands. He looked the Migurds up and down, but under my gaze, he didn't dare say anything and simply began distributing the wands to everyone. "...hold them well. In a few moments, Lord Perugius will use his summoning techniques to transport you all," he said, and immediately afterward, he vanished, transforming into a beam of light. "Is this method safe?" Rokus couldn't help but ask, but I nodded. "Yes, Perugius knows what he's doing, so don't worry," I said, then glanced at Rowin, who was staring at me with an unreadable expression that sent a chill down my spine. "..." And just like that, one by one, the Migurds began to be swallowed by the earth until only Roxy, Rokaris, Romira, and I remained. I immediately scooped up the three women in my arms, but not before they took one last look at Migurd Village, and then I teleported to Perugius's Chaos Breaker.
Needless to say, he wasn't too happy to have so many people he hated ((they))that's what he called the demons. His hatred for them was so intense that he couldn't even pronounce their names. But with me here, he had no choice but to be kind.
So without thinking twice, I appeared alongside my wives at Perugius Castle, where I was received as the only VIP in the place.