## Chapter 110 – Orca. Bad Friend #3
Orca could find meaning in a life stained with fighting, but even Aser, who knew nothing of fighting, was looking forward to sparring with Orca.
It was an experience she couldn’t have with Charlotte or the other adults, a fiercely burning emotion.
Just as Aser was learning that clashing bodies once was more effective than a hundred words, she suddenly disappeared.
Orca felt a brief loneliness about Aser’s sudden absence, but they lived in different places to begin with.
She’d probably forget a friend of such humble status like herself soon enough.
She understood it in her head, but she couldn’t help but feel bitter about the absence of the friend who had filled her side for the first time.
Just as Orca was Aser’s first friend, Aser was also Orca’s first precious friend.
Having lost the light that was Aser, Orca, who had returned to the back alleys, began to rampage even more fiercely than before.
Before long, Orca, who was called the empress of the underworld and ruled the shadows of District 7, was visited by Aser exactly one year after the day she disappeared.
Orca saw Aser, who had come to her without fear, and strode towards her with bloodshot eyes.
A situation she had imagined countless times, a meeting she had thought of countless times.
But the moment she saw Aser, all the assumptions she had made so far were shattered.
The intensity of the reunion. However, that intensity was not one of joy. What overwhelmed Orca was a rage too great to contain.
“You…!”
Thwack!
Aser didn’t even try to dodge the fist that Orca swung in an instant, taking it to the face.
Aser, who fell to the floor with a loud noise, didn’t move for a while.
Orca, who had thrown the punch, looked flustered. She naturally expected her to dodge as usual.
With a clearly flustered look, Orca chased away the murmuring underlings and cleared her throat before asking in a cold tone.
“Why are you here now?”
Aser slowly got up and stared at Orca without a word.
The moment they were alone and their eyes met, Aser’s expression, which had been expressionless all along, crumpled.
Before she could stop her, Aser hugged Orca and rubbed her face, stained with tears and snot, against her chest.
Orca tried to shake her off at the cheesy behavior she would never normally do, but when she noticed her shoulders were trembling slightly, Orca clicked her tongue once and hugged her silently.
The small trembling gradually grew, and a mournful sound began to echo in the back alley.
“What, what should I do now…?”
“Either keep bawling or stop crying and talk, do one or the other.”
Aser, who barely stopped crying at Orca’s words, told her everything that had happened in the meantime.
After hearing everything, Orca barely opened her mouth with a troubled expression.
“So, Auntie…”
Orca was silent for a moment, looking at the sky as it began to be tinged with sunset.
Her profile seemed as if she had made up her mind about something.
“Hey, I’m leaving now.”
Did she mean she was going to where her underlings were?
Aser wiped away the slight tears that remained with her sleeve and replied.
“Okay…”
The same greeting as usual, Orca took a few steps before turning around and saying to Aser.
“I’m not coming here anymore.”
“What?”
She knew she was an unpredictable girl, but suddenly she wasn’t coming?
Aser approached Orca, grabbed her wrist, and asked in a tone that suggested she didn’t understand.
“Why? Did I do something wrong? Is it because I haven’t been in touch?”
Despite Aser’s desperate questions, Orca picked her ear and answered casually.
“It’s not that. Do you think I’m that petty?”
After finishing her words, Orca laughed heartily.
“Then why…?”
“I’m going to District 6. It’s the closest to here, so I can help you anytime.”
Suddenly going to District 6, what kind of nonsense was that? Aser frowned and asked again.
“What are you talking about?”
“Friends should be on equal footing. You’re going to become the Demon King of this district, following in Auntie’s footsteps, right? So I’m going to District 6 to become the Demon King too.”
She spoke with a pure and bright expression, like a child rattling off a far-fetched dream.
She said it as if it were so natural that, for a moment, Aser thought she would definitely achieve it.
A pure smile, she didn’t know what kind of cruelty was embedded in that expression at the time. It was only natural. Children tend to acquire cruelty without even realizing it, and Orca had only lived in an environment where that cruelty was fostered.
Just like children crush ants to death without thinking, in Orca’s case, the target was just the Demon King of District 6.
Aser was so dumbfounded by Orca’s confident and upright declaration of her absurd plan that she forgot to cry and stared at her blankly.
“Do you think you can be a Demon King?”
Orca looked at the sky for a moment before grinning.
“Well, if I can’t, there’s nothing I can do. I’ll be your sword then. It’s not cool for the Demon King to fight directly, right? I’ll kill all the bastards who bother you, so you just have to focus on your official duties. And sometimes spar with me, how about it? Sounds easy, right?”
Orca had made plans on her own with a spirited look, but Aser already had someone by her side. Aser answered Orca gently, as if pouring cold water on her.
“I already have Charlotte though…”
“Let’s not worry about such trivial things. Anyway, keep that in mind, take care.”
Aser stared blankly at Orca’s back as she disappeared into the sunset.
Orca kept her word.
She killed the Demon King of District 6 and became the youngest Demon King, following in Aser’s footsteps.
But Aser didn’t know it yet.
The equal footing of friends that Orca spoke of meant that she would continue to challenge her even in the position of Demon King.
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Orca smiled contentedly after finishing her story.
“That’s roughly the story. How about it? Our relationship is more special than you thought, right?”
Number 25 looked at Orca as if she was dumbfounded.
“You want me to believe that?”
Number 25 didn’t know about Aser’s past. Even if Orca told the truth, she had no choice but to suspect it was a lie.
Besides, she couldn’t be forgiven for what had happened so far with just one story about the past.
Orca, who was sitting cross-legged, tilted her head and sighed, looking like she was 고민하는.
“I’m not exactly telling you to believe me. It’s up to you to accept it.”
It was impossible to persuade her or get her to tell the truth. Number 25 frowned resentfully and could only glare at her.
“Ugh…”
“Don’t glare at me like that. Ah, now it’s your turn to tell me. Why did you come here?”
Number 25 finally remembered the purpose she had forgotten.
But should she really tell her? To this beast in front of her?
While Number 25 was 고민하는, Orca seemed to have found the answer herself.
She clapped her hands with an expression that she had realized something and instantly knocked Number 25 down.
She felt a heavy and thick weight that she couldn’t feel from other women.
“I see, I get it now. The reason you came to me.”
Orca’s hot breath could be felt right in front of her.
Once her switch was turned on, Orca smelled like a hungry female beast. The thick scent was enough to make her head spin.
“W-wait a minute.”
She struggled desperately, flailing her arms and legs, but it was not enough.
Before she knew it, Orca had taken off her clothes and was showing off her sweaty body as if to flaunt it.
An ominous premonition loomed.
And Number 25’s ominous premonition had never been wrong.
Orca quickly stripped Number 25 of her clothes, making her naked like herself, and began to kiss her neck. The kiss that started at the neck gradually went down, licking her nipples, navel, and groin area.
A gluttonous act, as if eating meat attached to a bone, Number 25 was trembling at the vulgar sound that could be heard right next to her.
An unpleasant sensation enveloped her body again.
The memory of that day dominated her mind again.
Orca, who had a clear, red mark on her neck, raised her upper body with a triumphant expression, causing her chest to sway.
Orca whispered to Number 25 with a refreshing smile that didn’t fit the current situation.
“I was wondering why you were bringing up the past, so you… You couldn’t forget the sex we had back then? Good, I was hungry too. Ah, this is because you wanted it, so you can’t tell Row, okay?”
She wanted to tell her that she had completely missed the point, but Orca’s chest blocked her mouth again.
