Chapter 512 – #108_Cooperative Relationship (5)
#512
1.
“Haa… Ugh… Haa… Haa….”
It took Deneb a full minute after reaching her peak to find the strength to speak.
During that time, Siwoo, feeling her soft flesh twitching in spasms, was also panting.
In truth, he could have removed himself at any time after climaxing, but he didn’t.
Deneb’s flesh, sensually undulating after the mana recharge, was too alluring to pull away from.
The reason the first bite of chicken is the most delicious.
The reason the moment you throw yourself onto the sofa after a tiring night shift is the most comfortable.
It’s because all senses become dulled with repetition.
The clarity of sensation is different.
A different kind of pleasure from the intense piston action and ejaculation was holding Siwoo captive.
Reason returned to Deneb’s eyes, which were moist with sensuality and clouded with pleasure.
“…Siwoo, can you… let go of my… chest now….”
“Ah, I’m sorry. I didn’t realize I was….”
Deneb spoke in a voice as small as a mosquito, unable to meet his eyes.
Only then did Siwoo realize that one of his hands was tightly gripping Deneb’s chest.
He pulled himself out.
-Sluuuurp
“Hnn…”
The little mother-in-law’s vagina was thorough with its after-service.
The narrow entrance scraped the remaining semen from his urethra, and the fluttering labia clung to the side of his penis, providing a cleansing service.
White semen could be seen trickling down the slightly reddened crevice.
Although he had ejaculated once, Siwoo’s stamina was near infinite.
His throbbing penis, smeared with vaginal fluids, semen, and a tiny bit of blood, seemed to be protesting, ‘It’s not enough yet.’
Deneb curled up her legs and used magic to cleanse all the impurities.
Siwoo also clumsily put on his pants and underwear beside her.
It was like a male and female friend who had slept together in a drunken stupor, but the reality was a bit more immoral.
After all, their relationship was that of a mother-in-law and son-in-law, no matter what anyone said.
“……”
What followed was an awkwardness like a storm.
Deneb adjusted her underwear, put on her cloak in this heat, and kept running her hand through her hair on the bed, while Siwoo, parched, gulped down the tasteless wine.
“Deneb.”
“What?”
The goal had been achieved.
But the crisis wasn’t completely over.
They couldn’t just wait awkwardly until nightfall, so Siwoo initiated the conversation first.
“Was the mana recharge successful?”
“Yes! It was very successful!”
However, Deneb, who had been timidly shrinking, flared up as soon as Siwoo spoke.
She began to pour out her resentment, as if she was wronged and somewhat aggrieved.
“The mana recharge is perfect! It’s amazing! But, Siwoo! If I had known it would be like this, I should have given you more instructions!”
To recap, Deneb gets angry when she’s embarrassed and shy.
It was a bit vague before, but after gathering various data, a rough estimate was made.
In other words, the little mother-in-law was very embarrassed right now.
“No, I told you.”
“I didn’t know it would feel so good… no, I didn’t know it would be this intense!”
Deneb ruffled her hair as if she was about to pull it out.
But that wasn’t something Siwoo could control.
Even Deneb, who was angry, realized that this pointless outburst was only undermining her dignity, and she quieted down.
The more she scolded him, the more it sounded like she was saying, ‘It felt so good!’…
Deneb, glancing up and down at Siwoo, found a point to pick on.
“…And, the chest.”
“Ah, I’m really sorry about that.”
“What we agreed on was just the recharge. And maybe a little movement. Where did you learn such rude hand habits?”
That’s right.
In the process of ejaculating inside her, he had grabbed Deneb’s left breast without permission.
Siwoo had nothing to say about this.
“My chest isn’t some kind of handle! It’s a precious part of a woman! Do you understand?!”
“On that point… I have nothing to say. I’m sorry.”
It wasn’t that she disliked it at the time.
If she had, she would have given Siwoo a stern warning, no matter how flustered she was.
Rather, the moment his firm hand gripped her chest, she felt a tingling sensation in her lower abdomen.
However, Deneb’s moral standards and her dignity as a witch, before being a woman, were preventing her from admitting it.
“Still, this gives us a method.”
“Are you changing the subject now? If you thought I’d fall for such a trick, you’re mistaken. And also…!”
Just as Deneb was about to launch into a barrage of nagging, a large bell rang, whether it was good timing or bad.
The sound of flying fish flapping their wings in the distance was heard, and the day began to darken rapidly.
“Deneb, I think we need to go.”
“I know. Anyway, let’s talk about it after we get out of here. I need to make it clear about that mistake.”
Deneb and Siwoo faced their second night.
2.
The plan after the mana recharge had been set in advance.
No petty tricks, just Deneb’s all-out effort.
After last night’s battle, they knew that petty tricks wouldn’t work against their opponent.
The answer was to deliver a powerful blow that even that huge size and monstrous recovery power couldn’t withstand.
In other words, while Siwoo blocked the flying fish, Deneb would complete a large-scale spell.
-Kuaaaaaaaah!!!!!
The Kraken, appearing in the distance, cutting through the night sea, roared and immediately crawled forward without even glancing at the flying fish.
As befitting an octopus, it was intelligent.
It remembered the humiliation and pain of yesterday.
It seemed that it was furious at the annoying prey that had caused it great pain from the start with its mottled body, yet had dodged its attacks.
With a roar that shook the ground, buildings collapsed and the fortress walls crumbled.
Even amidst the chaos, Deneb calmly closed her eyes and completed her song.
Among the magic she could use alone, the most destructive was the curse type.
Before the establishment of religions that promoted a single god, humans worshiped various indigenous gods regardless of era or region.
However, the monotheistic religion, born of arrogance and power, did not tolerate any minor gods that deviated from their definition.
They oppressed and burned statues and murals, labeling all the old gods that had been in place for hundreds and thousands of years as heretics.
Deneb’s song was a recreation of myths that had not even been passed down to the present day, a curse magic that gathered their resentment and lamentation, the ‘March of the Forgotten Gods.’
“Trhith Attiriade Sorf Sajaek……”
-Glug! Glug!
Deneb’s tone, which could not be heard in the language of this world, was still a beautiful soprano.
However, her aria was heavier, more serious, and lonelier than ever.
A dark, tangled form, like a charcoal drawing washed away by rain, formed a force at Deneb’s feet.
Looking closely, their figures could be seen faintly.
A deer with huge horns, a carp with eight whiskers, a man with two heads, a white-scaled snake, a one-eyed woman, a phoenix endlessly burning….
The traces of old gods who were once worshiped by many.
Perhaps sensing the danger, the Kraken’s approach speed increased.
Even though they had kept a distance possible because they knew the Kraken’s direction, it was much faster than expected.
Siwoo, desperately fending off the endless swarm of flying fish.
“Kuaaaaaaaah!!!!”
A hunting tentacle, swung out long, tore through the air and fell.
An attack that felt like a building was collapsing.
“Deneb!”
There was no more time.
If they were to stop the magic and evade, now was the only chance.
Just as Siwoo, unable to watch any longer, was about to pick up Deneb and run away.
“ElAT!!!!”
With Deneb’s last verse, the army of spirits was released all at once.
The figures of the old gods being shot out resembled ascending smoke.
They looked as fragile as if they would scatter into nothing compared to the Kraken’s legs.
However.
-Crackle, crackle, crackle
As soon as the black form disrupted the tentacle that Siwoo couldn’t cut through even with all his might, it rotted and broke like an old rope.
The imps and goblins buried in long oblivion, like rotten soil, had neither memory nor ego.
To share their lament.
To convey their suffering.
They only dragged the living beings they touched into the abyss, following their instincts.
The corrosion that had started at the end spread along the octopus’s legs at an incredible speed.
The scales that scattered mana were meaningless in the face of the curse.
“Kua! Kuaa! Kuaaaa!!!”
The corrosion spread in an instant, and the Kraken writhed and rampaged like an octopus placed on a hot plate.
-Thump! Thump! Thump!
The scenery of the port city was destroyed in an instant by its thrashing.
The swarm of flying fish fell like insects hit by insecticide, caught in the aftermath.
-Kuaaaaaaaah!!!!
Deneb had unleashed all the mana she possessed and was confident that it was the best move she could make at this point.
However, even with half of its legs gone, the other half tattered, and its torso looking like it was melting.
The Kraken was still rampaging madly.
“Is that thing alive?”
The magic had clearly hit its mark.
Nevertheless, Deneb and Siwoo had to confirm once again the monstrous regenerative power of the Kraken.
The monster regenerated immediately after the magic’s effect subsided.
Even the regeneration of its head was so fast that it could be seen with the naked eye.
“Deneb, can you hold out alone for a moment?”
Now was the chance.
If they charged before it recovered more strength, they might be able to cut down that huge monster.
Siwoo made a cold judgment and asked Deneb.
No matter how good the opportunity, if Deneb didn’t have the strength, he would have to stay by her side.
“…Yes, I have enough strength left to deal with these small fries. Go ahead.”
Deneb nodded with difficulty.
However, Siwoo and Deneb’s plan was thwarted before it even started by the Kraken’s move.
-Pooosh!!!!
The Kraken, which had been strangely crouching, floated up into the air.
It was different from the way it had been crawling clumsily.
Like the flapping flying fish, like the piranhas they had seen before.
The Kraken, floating its huge body as if it were underwater, folded and unfolded its legs and disappeared into the sea in an instant.
It was a swift escape that left them no time to react.
Siwoo and Deneb could only stare blankly at its retreating figure, feeling like a dog chasing a chicken that could only look at the roof.
