I could see the fire in her eyes, but it was not what I was expecting at all, and I was so glad that it wasn't! Then there was the part where I had just been asked to fuck my way down the family tree to the roots!While I understood what she intended, I guess I still was just a stranger in this world with ideas that needed to go out the window. Not like this was bad, I was just not used to being offered things like this; they were more of the things you see or read in… fantasy-based stories."Okay, so I need to sleep with all the Demon women in the house?" I asked, just to make sure, and Nushi nodded to me with a big smile."Yes, and any others you can give your memories to as well. Think of it as you helping us so we can help you, right?" Nushi explained to me, and I kept my head shaking to myself.I was doing them a favor, and helping them, so they could help me; yes, I am almost positive that's what I heard. Maybe I am having a stroke? Did I fal

"What is wrong with all of you?!" I finally asked after getting tired of watching the way to happy Demons gossip about nothing important.Mex looked at me with a grin, and I widened my eyes at him with a "what?!" expression plastered on my face."Don't you have something to do right now? We are all just having a great day, and you have things to do, so we don't want to take up your time. You know, since you are so good to all of us, hehe," Mex explained, and I narrowed my eyes at him and then stood up from my chair, shifting my gaze over to Nixi."And you? Are you the same brand of bright eyes and bushy tails as the others?" I asked as I stared at Nixi, and she shrugged at me."Not quite as much as this idiot, but I won't say that I didn't enjoy the feelings last night, but I am still trying to figure out this thing," Nixi said and then lifted up the black dress that she was wearing, and I held back my cringe.Then I saw what she was talking about,

'Hey there, Hero, I have two questions for you. Why are there so many goddamn Gnolls, and why are they not demons?'I leaned to the left as I ran at the sound of a blade cutting the air from behind me, and a battle ax flew by me. There were thirty of the yipping bastards chasing me now, and I had been tempted to just turn and deal with them, but I decided to let them come with me.[The Gnolls hate demons more than anything after Doa tried to do what you are asking. The Gnoll population was taken down by other beasts, but the demons had tried to take some of them during this time. Dao had figured out what was going on by this time and had sent out Demons and Demon Orc raiding parties all over the island.]'Sure, but then why are there still so many of them? If the Demons couldn't capture them, I'm sure they would have just hunted them down. What did they do to avoid all of this?'I jumped and spun at the humming noise of a spiked ball on a chain that came

Ignored the pervert in my head and focused on my surroundings. The Undead Behemoths had already chased the Gnolls off, but I kept moving us away from the area that they were moving.The problem was two other groups were also in the area, the complete lack of trees and something like a fifty-foot wall to get over to even get into the town. This was not going to be as easy as I thought, but it was still far from impossible.The two of us managed to get to an area that was out of sight from the patrols, and I summoned Grogvel and Windorf. Once they were out of me, I started to explain the plan to them, and Windorf actually laughed when I was finished."You are going to get the girl to throw you over the wall? And then what are you going to do when you get to the other side? Pain the side of a couple buildings before you land in a battered pile of meat paste?" Windorf asked while trying to keep a severe expression that even he was having trouble holding on to.<

'You know, this really isn't that bad. The looking down to my doom is not the greatest, but it's kind of relaxing at the same time.'[Yes, I have to give it to you, not a bad idea to grab a leaf to glide down on. I was almost getting concerned when you hadn't said anything about them, but then I noticed you grab the leaf and figured out what you had planned.]I was floating down as I used the leaf I had grabbed like a glider of sorts. The village was much better built than either of the two that Mex watched, and most of the buildings were around at least two, some even three stories tall.Mex had enough trouble taking care of himself most of the time, so I could see why it was better for him to have the villages separate. If they were like this, they would expect things from Mex, and he could hardly live up to his own expectations.There were orangish-brown clay-tiled roofs below me, and the village was very well organized, which surprised me. Considering