Chapter 16 â Red Crows Invade: Time of Temptation
â⌠Noo, it hurts, noo?âŚâ
âNow now Shiro, hurry up and lick! Youâve gotten loose, havenât you, brat!â
âNo, itâs just your thing thatâs small you doofus!â
In a stable a some distance away from the inn, two men were raping Shiro.
They violently put them in without any foreplay or carressing.
The swelling in her crotch from last night that hadnât healed was painful.
She didnât know the names of these men.
It was beyond agonizing to be violated and ordered around by the men that she had scorned just a week before, she felt neither pain nor pleasure ⌠she could no longer feel anything.
â⌠Iâm sorry, Iâm a little los ⌠eh âŚ? What are you ⌠!?â
Right that moment, they heard an unfamiliar womanâs voice.
They looked and saw a woman that looked like a nun come into the barn and yell in surprise.
Even in Shiroâs eyes, she had balanced proportions, her breasts were about the size of her own, possibly bigger.
She was a very charming woman.
Naturally, the two man who was raping Shiro saw her the same way.
âYo, what might you be doing in an out of the way place like this?â
âWell, you saw us at an unpleasanât time didnât you?â
The menâs eyes were dyed in lust. They were excited at seeing new prey.
The nun apologetically turned away and tried to explain.
âIâm very sorry, I didnât mean to peek ⌠I was separated from my companions and am stumped. I heard monsters appear around here and was feeling uneasy, but then I saw a light so âŚâ
While she said that, she slowly backed away, she seemed to be looking for a chance to escape.
âIs that all? Well, looks like youâre just as troubled as we are. If itâs monsters, we can protect youâ
âYes yes, a good woman, finally. Youâre too good to let awayâ
Whether it was the drink talking or whether they planned to rape her from the beginning, the men slowly closed the distance.
There was no way for Shiro to notice the dull light of mesmerization in their eyes.
âEep âŚâ
The nun, Astarte, ran inside the deserted forest as if luring them in.
Without realizing they were being lured, being manipulated, the two weaponless half naked men ran after the nun.
The men didnât even call to their companions inside the inn
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⌠just as planned.
I slowly approached and put a soft towel on the collared young girl left behind.
â⌠who ⌠are you?â
The girl vacantly asked.
Being a thief, so long as she wasnât drugged, thereâs no way she wouldnât notice me coming close.
Except that there was no light in her eyes, she probably lacked the normal capacity for judgement.
âIâm ⌠the owner of this place, and probably an enemy to the adventurer team youâre with, I suppose?â
I canât be sure that my words will get through but I answered since I had the time.
I pulled her by the hand and she stood up without resistance.
âIf youâre willing to stay quiet, Iâll let you run away from hereâ
âRun ⌠away âŚâ
Seems like sheâs already broken.
When I lightly pulled on her hand, she
âThat person âŚâ
She vacantly gazed at the forest where Astarte ran away into.
She seemed worried about Astarte ⌠looks like she wasnât a bad person.
That said, we canât stay here for long.
Taking the collared thief girl whose name I didnât know, I returned to my temporary base inside the forest.
To wake her up, I had her sniff some strong alcohol.
I tied her up beforehand so she didnât run or struggle, but it was probably no use.
The girl coughed lightly and finally her cognition came back.
âUm ⌠you said earlier, youâre an enemy âŚâ
â⌠Well, you look like that teamâs been treating you roughly. As for me, it would be bad if you stayed part of their fighting strength. I donât know what your circumstances are, but if you want to run away, you can run after this. Iâll give you several daysâ of food⌠Youâre probably a survivor from the White Dogs, arenât you?â
Hearing the phrase, she jumped violently in surprise.
⌠honestly speaking, I thought I just stepped on a landmine.
Thatâs because the members of the White dogs, her friends, were killed because of her.
What I did was none other than putting salt in the wound in her heart.
â⌠nothing, nobodyâs left anymoreâ
Her face was emotionless and passive before, but now she was expressing violent emotions.
âI couldnât ⌠protect them better. Everyone, posoned ⌠Yuri was killed, her sister Lily was raped with me ⌠and broke âŚâ
This was probably the first time she could show her emotions in a while.
Her overflowing emotions overflowed in the form of tears, and I was stuck with the job of being the confessor.
The young girl continued to cry, timewise, it was probably several minutes.
When she finally calmed down, I called out to her.
I had been interacting with her as a human, but now itâs time to make a deal with her as a demon.
âI understand. The Red Crows have been treating you horribly, and Iâm the Red Crowsâ enemy. Our interests align. ⌠Iâll help you run from the Red Crowsâ
If this girl wasnât there, the Red Crows wouldnât have sufficient thief skills. My chances of winning would go up significantly.
âAre you ⌠the dungeon master?â
âReluctantly so. Iâm still a trainee demon, see ⌠The nun you saw earlier was a colleagueâ
â⌠Are you, demons?â
âHalf-demon. Itâs true that the one who filled this mining village with zombies was me, but I didnât kill most of those people. That said, I donât particularly feel like killing you. To begin with, Iâm actually a merchant, if we can trade, then weâll trade. If necessary, I can introduce some trustworthy mercenariesâ
There was probably no reason for the girl to refuse the deal.
But while I was thinking that, she said something I didnât expect.
âI ⌠I donât have anywhere to go. Charlotte of the White Dogs is already in pieces and nowhere to be found. All thatâs left here is a dog that only knows how to be hit and be raped. I canât remember what I was doing before the incident anymore ⌠so ⌠so I donât care if you kill me. I donât care whatever you do to me. But at least, let me be your dog âŚâ
⌠that was a surprise
I knew that she was broken, but not this broken.
Intellectually, I knew people are fragile, but this was the first time I saw with my own eyes.
⌠An little evil thought came to mind. I should give it a try then.
âIâm still a demon, even if only half. Which means if you become my dog, you will be forsaking your humanity. Are you still alright with that âŚ?â
I was half good intentions ⌠or rather, hesitation.
But the other half was malicious and calculating, so I asked her.
I had a hunch that she wasnât going to refuse.
â⌠yes YES! Master ⌠Shiro, Shiro ⌠will quit being human for Master ⌠so, so ⌠donât hit me, donât throw me away âŚâ
The âMasterâ she was seeing was probably not me.
Or more accurately, it didnât matter if it wasnât me.
The fear of her current masters who broke her, and the hope of being saved by someone mingled and took away her normal judgement.
Still, what was here was me, and nobody else but me could save her in her current situation.
Isnât that the result I wanted, and the fulfilment of her wishes?
⌠Right now, I felt like Iâm one step further on the path of being a demon.