Chapter 2

I liked Siwang’s plan. It had real merit. Ballsy, that was for sure. I was surprised he came up with something that daring. I never would have thought of it, but it just might be what we needed to end this threat.

I’d have to talk to the dwarves to make sure it could be done, though.

That was for later. As I headed back into my dungeon, I had to figure out the rest of the plan. First, we had to rescue the civilians. That was the most important part. Agubnamus, Fara, and Lysila walked down with me into the dungeon where Kassie waited with the returning flying monster girls. The last of my forces that were still alive.

“Big bro!” Garnet cried and rushed at me.

My little sister threw herself at me. She hugged me tight. I returned it. She was still missing one of her crimson wings, cut off in the fight with the Light saint who attacked us in that idiot Zamrazen’s dungeon.

“Ooh, this is so messed up,” Garnet said. “How dare the gods send two saints to attack Dark Lord Big Bro!”

“Ballsy,” said Nina Naughty. The porn star smiled at me, her body crimson, a hot look in her eyes. “Real ballsy.”

“It was smart,” Esclava said. The ifrit shook her head. “Wait until we’re split up and hit us on two fronts.”

“The two Gods I’ve pissed off recently working together,” I said. That was three saints down. Could they revive new ones? I had no idea. Saints were tough fuckers. “Could have used you and Nina in the fight.”

“Sorry to miss it,” Nina said.

“Yes, Lord Leo,” Daleitha said, my chalkydri spreading wide her rainbow-feathered wings. “I wish we could have flown back faster.”

I shrugged. “You did your best.”

“Leo won!” Alizee squealed as she bounced up and down. Her white hair fluttered like a wind swirled around her. “That’s all that mattered. Woot!” She did a high kick, flashing her pussy at me. The former cheerleader had as much energy as a hurricane.

“Well, we won,” Paetu said. “That means we can relax. Perhaps, you would remember that you have other monster girls that would be more than happy to receive your attention.”

Guilt flushed through me. “I’d love to fuck you right now, but it’s one crisis after another.” I described what had happened. Once I had them all caught up, Garnet gasped, “I’m hopping mad!” She bounced up and down, her small breasts jiggling. Her black pigtails swayed as they fell down the front of her. “Just hopping mad!”

“Hopping ... mad?” Paetu asked, glancing at her.

“It’s from an anime,” I said, waving my hand. “That’s not important. I’m going to use the army to escort the civilians out of the city. We won’t be using the dungeon to let the refugees escape. That takes too long, and all it takes is for the enemy to get inside. If he can keep his monster girls flooding in, we’ll eventually lose through attrition.”

“So we flood in an army, rescue the civilians, and help the army escape,” Nina said. “Sounds easy.”

“It won’t be,” said Esclava.

“But Leo can do it!” Alizee said. “He’s never met a foe he can’t defeat.”

“That’s right!” Garnet said. “Dark Lord Big Bro always prevails. Nothing can fight beneath the everlasting night he spreads!”

“You do remember I started with Lightning?” I asked my little sister.

She grinned at me. “But then you embraced the night and me! Your cute little succubus. Now that you have Dark Succubus Naughty Garnet, Lady Big Perv herself, you cannot be defeated.” “How good are you in a fight?” asked Nina.

“So good! I used my darkness to bind up the Light saint. I was indispensable to defeating that dastardly being of light and goodness.”

“He wasn’t all that good,” Leo muttered. “Wanted to rape my monster girls before killing me.”

“Bastard,” hissed Daleitha. “And that’s who the God of Light sent as his saint.”

“Yep,” I said. “Sounded like the fucker had done it before. But that’s not really important. We have to figure this out.”

We all stepped onto the teleport pad.

“Asud Gu!” Kassie said.

White light engulfed us as we were moved to the teleport hub in the heart of my dungeon. “If we used a combination of the army and the monster girls, it would be to great effect,” Fara said as we all stepped off the teleport circle.

“They are great fighters,” said Kassie. “They did better than you thought fighting Sulanga’s monster girls.”

“Yes, we did,” Garnet said. “I coordinated the rescues that day. I was super important!”

Nina rolled her eyes. “I like the idea of attacking with the army. We could make great distractions. Hit Tuerien’s monster girls and wipe them out as the soldiers escort the women out. Then we could guard the rear or make hit-and-run tactics. Just send us in until we’re wiped out.”

“Just send you all to your deaths,” I muttered, hating doing that.

“That’s right!” Alizee jumped before me. The cheerleader wind sprite put her hands on her hips. She hovered a few inches off the floor to stare me in the eyes. “Death is nothing for us! We just go to sleep and get hugged by Souleen and it’s very peaceful and it’s necessary to rescue all these people. So get over yourself!”

“Alizee!” Nina said in admiration. “Damn, girl.”

“That’s not nice,” Garnet gasped. My little sister hopped up and down.

“He does,” Alizee said. “We don’t mind dying. It hurts, but just for a moment. And if we die doing something important, like saving people who don’t come back to life, then it’s fine. You don’t have to protect us, Leo. Okay?”

“I just ... I don’t like sending you knowing you’ll die,” he said. “It’s not right. No one should do that.”

“You’re sending the army in. Soldiers are going to die fighting those monster girls, and they’re not going to come back.” She took my hand. “But we do, so don’t feel guilty. Feel happy.”