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The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life Miss Sapphire's Deception
Chapter Title: The Awakening StormDante’s body ached as he stirred awake, his vision blurred from exhaustion. The scent of medicinal herbs filled his nostrils, and the soft glow of magical orbs illuminated the ceiling above him. He recognized the infirmary immediately. The muffled sound of voices reached his ears, but his mind was still clouded, replaying the battle in fragmented memories.“Dante!” A voice called his name, and before he could react, a pair of warm hands gripped his own. His eyes focused, and he saw Aria leaning over him, her usually composed face filled with concern.“You’re awake,” she sighed in relief, her grip tightening before she quickly let go, as if realizing she had acted out of character.Miss Sapphire stepped forward, arms crossed, her sharp eyes scanning him. “You’re reckless,” she stated, though there was no true anger in her voice—just something close to admiration hidden beneath her usual sternness. “You ignored orders, risked your life, and somehow man
The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life Returning To The Academy
The journey back to Mighty One Academy was filled with murmurs and speculation. News of Dante’s battle had spread like wildfire, but while many students admired his feat, others were quick to dismiss it. Leading that group was none other than Elijah, who made it his mission to discredit Dante’s achievements.“I’m telling you, it was just swordsman adrenaline,” Elijah declared as he stood in the academy courtyard, surrounded by a group of students. “In moments of extreme danger, even the weakest fighter can tap into an unnatural burst of strength. It’s not skill—it’s desperation.”Some students nodded, eager to believe his words. The idea that Dante, a mere swordsman, could defeat hordes of A-rank monsters was difficult to accept, especially for those with elemental abilities.“He got lucky,” a student scoffed. “No way he could pull that off again.”Elijah smirked, pleased that his words were taking root. “Exactly. If he faced another horde now, without that sudden burst of fear-driven
The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life Raven
Dante moved just as he had when fighting against the hordes. It was as if he had been doing it all his life—the movement flowed effortlessly. Instructor Bane couldn’t believe his eyes as he watched the teenager move with the fluidity of a seasoned veteran.“Void Crescent!” Dante finally shouted as a wave of mana surged from his sword and crashed into the wall. It left a dent—an impressive feat considering the training room was built with a special material that made it nearly indestructible. Most students wouldn’t even leave a scratch.“Have you studied footwork before?” Instructor Bane asked. He knew Dante was only a first-year student, and their curriculum had not yet introduced footwork or advanced sword techniques. But he had to ask.“No, sir.”“Then how is this possible?”“What’s possible?”“Everything. Your sword skills, your footwork—none of it should be possible. And yet, I can see there’s still plenty of room for improvement.” Instructor Bane was in shock. He had always suspe
The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life His First Raid
Dante scanned the bustling hall of the Hunter Association, his sharp gaze sweeping over the groups of hunters discussing upcoming missions. He needed a team—one that would take him seriously, despite his masked identity.His attention was drawn to a group of six standing near a mission board. They looked experienced, their armor and weapons well-maintained, their demeanor confident. More importantly, their conversation hinted that they were one member short.He approached.A tall man with short, crimson hair and piercing green eyes noticed him first. He exuded authority, his A-rank aura undeniable. “You looking for a team, or just standing there to waste my time?” he asked, arms crossed.“I heard you need a seventh,” Dante replied coolly, his voice even through his mask. “I’m interested.”The leader studied him, then glanced at the others. “What’s your rank?”“A-rank,” Dante lied smoothly.“Another A-rank? Good.” The leader smirked. “Name’s Cedric. I’m an A-rank fire elemental. This i
The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life Dante's Betrayal
Dante stood on shaky legs, his breath ragged as he faced Cedric, Mira, and Jax—three of the strongest members of the team, now revealed as traitors. Their leader, Cedric, an A-rank fire elemental, smirked as flames danced between his fingertips. Mira, an A-rank ice elemental, stood beside him, her icy aura clashing with Cedric’s heat. Jax, the B-rank tank, cracked his knuckles, ready to crush Dante with his brute force.Behind Dante, only Nadia, the B-rank wind elemental, remained alive, panting from exhaustion. Leon, the C-rank barrier specialist, lay lifeless on the ground, slain by their supposed allies. Troy, the C-rank speedster, had been taken down before he even had a chance to react.“You should have just died with the others, Raven,” Cedric sneered. “Would have been less painful that way.”"Why did you attack us?" Dante asked earning a chuckle from Cedric"Simple, we don't want to share our loots with you guys." He answered.Cedric and his crew will always gather a team to ex
The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life Eyes In The Darkness
Dante knew he wouldn’t be able to reach Nadia in time. His body screamed in protest, but his mind was clear—he needed to be faster. At that moment, something inside him clicked. His footwork evolved, his movements becoming a blur. In the blink of an eye, he was between Nadia and Mira.As Mira’s ice blade came down, Dante intercepted it with his sword, sparks flying from the clash. At the same time, he drove his fist into Mira’s gut, sending her crashing into the dungeon wall with a sickening thud. She slumped to the ground, momentarily dazed.Dante swayed, his vision darkening at the edges. Every muscle in his body burned, but he forced himself to stay on his feet. He wasn’t done yet.Cedric’s eyes widened. “What the hell was that? There’s no way you’re that fast!”Dante didn’t answer. He vanished from sight, appearing behind Cedric in a fraction of a second. To Cedric, it looked like Dante had teleported.“Impossible—”Before Cedric could react, Dante swung his sword, unleashing Void
The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life Never Underestimate, Raven
Though his first raiding taught him how dangerous a dungeon could be, and the most danger aren't from monsters but Humans. Dante still believed he needed the dungeon to get to his peak. Though the memory of his past life is gone, he instinct as the demon lord to grow stronger still remains. So with his desire to get stronger, Dante continued raiding as Raven, and though he never met Nadia, he also didn't meet any group like Cedric's group, and for that he was happy. Killing a human wasn't something he enjoyed. Today he is joining a team to raid an A-Rank Team. The A-rank dungeon loomed ahead, a gaping rift of swirling darkness pulsing with raw mana. Dante adjusted his grip on his sword, silently analyzing the energy radiating from the portal. His team, consisting of seasoned A-rank hunters, stood beside him, their expressions a mix of anticipation and unease. Though they had fought in high-level dungeons before, none took the challenge lightly.“Alright, everyone,” the team leader, a
The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life A Breakthrough
Dante continued raiding dungeons, growing stronger with each battle. Through experience, he realized that dungeon rankings, determined by gate color, did not always reflect their true danger. Some A-rank dungeons were far deadlier than others, straddling the line between A-rank and what hunters feared as pseudo-S-rank dungeons. When calculations fell short, survival depended solely on skill and sheer willpower.Now, he was about to experience one of the deadliest A-rank dungeons firsthand.The A-rank gate loomed before them, crackling with ominous energy. The team he joined was led by an experienced A-rank hunter named Raiden, a lightning user renowned for his ruthless efficiency and unmatched speed. Unlike previous raids, Dante sensed this dungeon would be different.As they stepped through the portal, darkness engulfed them. Towering black pillars stretched toward a swirling, mist-covered ceiling. The air was thick with oppressive energy, pressing down on them like an invisible forc
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The Party
The elven palace glowed like a dream against the blanket of night, its towering tree structures woven with strands of luminescent vines and enchanted lights. Music floated through the air—gentle, melodic, full of life and celebration. Tonight, the kingdom was alive, honoring not only the victorious end of the tournament but the heroes who had proven themselves.As the guests gathered in the grand hall beneath the ancient tree’s sprawling canopy, all conversation stilled at the arrival of five extraordinary figures.Vida was the first to step forward.Dressed in a flowing gown of deep midnight blue that shimmered with every step, she was nothing short of enchanting. Her black hair, sleek and glossy, framed her face like strands of silk. She needed no jewelry; her beauty was radiant enough. Her dark eyes held a depth that spoke of wisdom and mystery, and every noble, soldier, and merchant alike found themselves involuntarily drawn toward her.Following Vida was Aria, the mage with the e
Beauties For The Strongest
Princess Sylvia woke to find the other girls still asleep beside her. A pang of guilt struck her—she had drifted off after they all came to hear stories about Dante. Her gaze moved to Freya and Celeste, curiosity tugging at her thoughts. Why had those two stayed as well?She and Freya had crossed paths before—often enough to consider themselves friends. Being princesses of their respective realms meant their lives occasionally overlapped. But Freya was unlike most royals. She preferred combat to courtly grace and sought strength above all. Despite Sylvia's vast mana reserves, she had no desire to spar with Freya. That girl’s clairvoyance made her terrifying in battle—and a single punch from her could very well be lethal.Sylvia gave up trying to understand their reasons. It didn’t really matter. She gently slipped out of bed, careful not to wake the slumbering beauties, and left the room in search of her family.The first person she met was her younger brother, Prince Rigurd."You're
Young Hero
Everyone strained to hear what the Demon King had to say."The young champion is right. We can now travel in multitude."No one expected him to agree so easily, and that made Dante realize just how shrewd the Demon King truly was."I was hoping to say that after the tournament and then invite everyone to my realm for a banquet." He sighed. "Sadly, a group of bad seeds has ruined my plan. I wonder if it's still possible to earn your trust."The crowd fell silent. It was as though they were waiting for Dante to speak.King Dwargo had been deep in thought ever since Dante showed his strength. Knowing that Dante was still a teenager meant he had room to grow, dangerous potential. If humans were now capable of producing such monstrosities, it wouldn’t be long before they declared themselves rulers of the world. And seeing Toma beside Dante suggested an alliance between humans and elves.If his suspicions were correct, then the dwarves needed an alliance of their own. He believed it wiser t
Freya's Reason
"Heaven Fall."Everyone heard Dante loud and clear. Not because he shouted no, he didn’t need to shout, silence blanketed the arena like a spell, amplifying his voice. At that moment, gravity surged. Even Eragon, who had been hovering mid-air, was slammed down.At first, the contestants tried to resist. They surrounded themselves with mana, believing it would be enough. But as the pressure intensified, they realized how foolish they’d been."How is he able to do that? I thought he was a swordsman?" Aria asked, wide-eyed."Turns out he can control the four elements too," Sylvia replied. Her words weren’t meant to echo, but they did—and gasps followed.It was known that someone who mastered the four elements could branch into other abilities. Still, no one had imagined gravity would be one of them."He controls gravity just like you do," Toma observed, watching the contestants struggle against the crushing weight."Perhaps even more," Lucian added. He’d long been envied for being overpo
Heaven Fall
"You."Dante pointed toward the VIP section, stunning everyone. His finger was aimed directly at King Mikhail, with not a shred of respect in his tone or posture.He looked rugged—his hair had grown longer, and his presence had matured. It was hard for Vida and Aria to believe such a change could happen in just a year. They assumed it had taken that long, but Lucian and Toma knew better. It had only been six months."Who are you?""Dante Salvador, " he responded to Mikhail, and everyone took notice of the name. The humans who were still trying to figure out who Dante is and why he is familiar finally got their answer with his introduction. Though they never knew his last name, they are certain that only one Dante can have such an aura."How have I offended you?" Mikhail asked, visibly annoyed but keeping his tone composed. He needed to maintain the illusion of peace.Dante scoffed at the performance."Did the demons cause you great loss? I assure you, I’ve done nothing but work to sto
The Three Beauties
When Princess Sylvia arrived at the palace, all she wanted was a warm bath and a long rest. But the moment she heard that Vida and Aria were sitting in the same section as her parents, she decided to meet them—after freshening up.King Alarion was taken aback by her arrival. Her eyes looked weary, but she still radiated the beauty she was known for."How come?" he asked as he stepped forward to embrace her."I just got back," Sylvia replied, having instructed the guards not to inform her parents the moment she returned."My sweet, beautiful daughter," Queen Selemena said, joining the embrace. Though her eyes brimmed with tears, she held them back, mindful of the onlookers."I'm alright, Mother. I'm sorry to have worried you." Sylvia could see the toll her absence had taken on her mother."You don’t need to apologize. In fact, your great-grandfather will be pleased to hear you’re safe. Gods know how much he’s been blaming himself for losing you."Sylvia sighed in relief at the mention
Dante Salvador
“What have you done?!” Dante’s voice thundered through the sky, drawing the attention of both humans and demons alike. All eyes turned upward to see him hovering midair, radiating fury.“I told you, your worst mistake was attacking our village,” one of Adam’s sisters sneered from within a large cage, already captured along with other villagers. The demons hadn’t come to massacre; they came to kidnap, which was why most of the villagers were still alive, caged like animals. Only a few had been unlucky enough to die in the struggle.“Will this be a problem?” one of the demons asked their leader, nodding toward Dante.“A problem?” the leader scoffed. “When have humans ever been a problem? Even if their so-called S-rankers showed up, we’d still wipe them all out. We were ordered to leave no witnesses.”He wasn’t wrong, demons were stronger than humans. Stronger than other races, in fact.But Dante was no ordinary human.“I’ll just drag him down and kill him,” muttered the demon, still gri
Arriving In His Village
Dante and Sylvia stood just outside the dungeon, both breathing a deep sigh of relief. After months of survival and battle, they had finally made it out. Behind them, the ground trembled as the dungeon slowly sank into the earth, a clear sign that the once-unconquerable stronghold had finally been defeated."It's the Princess!" an elf warrior called out, drawing everyone's attention. The group rushed toward Sylvia and Dante.Though grateful to be alive, Dante’s thoughts were already elsewhere, on Vida and Aria. He needed to see them as soon as possible, to let them know he was safe. He’d been gone for far too long, and with his phone dead and no way to charge it inside the dungeon, he knew they’d be worried sick.“Princess, I need to go home. I have to let everyone know I’m okay. I’ll come find you later,” he said gently.Sylvia’s heart sank at his words. She didn’t want to part from him, not after everything they had just been through. But she understood.“Alright,” she said with a t
A Way Home
With the arrival of the demons, there were now five races competing in the tournament. Each had five representatives, making a total of twenty-five participants. Since the tournament was set to begin the next day, everyone chose to retire early. They had hoped to hold a gathering, but the presence of the demons cast a heavy shadow over the idea. Though Mikhail claimed they came in peace, no one could truly predict what a demon might do. Each race decided it was best to caution their youth and ensure they did not underestimate the demon representatives.“You shouldn’t underestimate the demons, or the humans,” King Dwargo warned his delegates. “Though demons are known for their destruction, humans are not as simple as they appear. We often mock them as the weakest, but we know they hold the greatest potential.”He sighed, recalling the tournament where Lucian had defeated all of their representatives. Though dwarves don’t live as long as elves, they still outlive humans. When Lucian was
