The maid squad is too strong, what use is there for me, the Demon King?

"I'm really impressed. How could it be such a coincidence? There's definitely something wrong."

Gray had realized that as long as he remained in the Kingdom of Olmec, there was a very high chance he would encounter Philippa's party of heroes.

In other words, you won't encounter them as long as you're not in Olmec territory.

The Hero Squad would never venture to countries outside the Kingdom of Olmec for training.

There's no need to worry about encountering the Hero Squad again within Olmec territory; no matter what, the current Hero Squad can't catch up with Gray's full-speed travel.

The night he met Philippa again, Gray immediately slipped away after they parted, since they had already said goodbye and would see each other again next time.

The next time we meet will be when Gray has dealt with the Demon Order and returned to the Kingdom of Olmec to wholeheartedly resolve the issues of the Hero and [Celestial Realm].

We found no solution and saw no hope.

Even so, we must fight against the Celestial Realm and that goddess.

Let's leave the heavy topics here. At least for now, dealing with the demon cult is a very easy task, and it's a pleasure in the moment.

However, the encounter with the hero's party meant that Gray had to travel for another day before finding a town to rest in.

Given the special circumstances, Iota probably won't blame him for not taking care of his health if he finds out.

Gray had already been to the land of the Demieleians once, so he was quite familiar with the place now.

Using the same smuggling method as before, they flew over high altitudes at night when it was dark and most people were asleep, employing a "flying technique".

The meeting place with the waiters was set in the demi-human village that Gray had saved in Chapter 67, since Gray didn't know much about other parts of the Kingdom of Demirer.

However, there is a very serious problem.

The severity was even greater than when Philippa was now standing before him.

What is the problem that is so serious?

The problem lies with the personnel that the Shadow Court sent to the Kingdom of Demelia.

Zeta the dog is a permanent resident of the Demira people's country, which is perfectly fine. Gray hasn't seen the adorable, silly dog ​​in a long time either.

But don't forget, there is still another Ten Shadows Servant in the Kingdom of Demelia.

Pink-haired succubus... Kappa...

Just thinking about the name made Gray hallucinate that his kidneys were starting to hurt, and he couldn't help but touch his kidneys.

Staying in the country of Demielians for a few nights would surely leave you drenched in sweat.

However, there was nothing they could do. Of the remaining three factions of the Demon Order, they only had information on the specific areas where the Lust and Pleasure and Flame and Destruction factions operated.

The cultists of lust and pleasure are active in the country of Demielian people. Could it be because they like beast-eared girls?

In this world, ordinary humans tend to discriminate against demi-humans, considering them dirty.

However, this is just a general opinion.

For LSPs, isn't it more fun to play with demi-human girls with fluffy animal ears and tails than with humans?

The cultists of the Lust and Pleasure faction of the Demonic Order are like this, only their fetishes are much stranger.

He enjoys promiscuity and group sex.

Meanwhile, the Flame and Burning faction, which has been making a big show of itself and has revealed a lot of information, is located in the desert of the Orc Kingdom of Shadmont, and the Kingdom of Demiral is a necessary route to Shadmont.

Gray couldn't very well go through the trouble of going through Demiller to take down Shad Mountain's cultists first, and then come back to fight the Lust and Pleasure faction cultists, could he?

and many more……

You know what, you really think it's possible to do it.

Since we have to go through Demiller to get to Shad Munting anyway, whether we fight Demiller first, then Shad Munting, and finally return to Olmec, it seems there's really no difference, so there's no question of wasting time.

In conclusion, Gray decided to go to Shad Mountain first. As for Demiller, that'll have to wait until next time. Bye!

It's not that bad.

Ultimately, we must fight Demiller again, and confront the terrifying pink-haired succubus head-on.

Perhaps it would be better to let Kappa suffer first and then reap the rewards...

As they approached the village, Gray's pace slowed.

Even after making up my mind, the fear of the pink-haired succubus still exists.

As a result, probably because he was afraid of being the first to be discovered by the pink-haired succubus and dragged into a dark room to do this and that, Gray acted suspiciously.

It would be best to find Zeta the dog or another ordinary waiter first; in any case, you should avoid running into Capa alone.

As they approached the village, they sensed the reaction of the first generation of attendants (whose magical powers were directly bestowed upon them by Gray, rather than by the Ten Shadow Attendants) through the Demon Lord's Familia.

The Ten Shadow Attendants were indeed all top-tier attendants.

However, this reaction was rather weak, unlike the magical reaction of the Ten Shadow Attendants.

Gray remembered that he had given an unofficial membership to a little rabbit-like demi-human named Emily Snowflake at Demiller (Chapter 70).

That must be her.

The remaining two, whose reactions were much stronger, were further away. Since he no longer had to worry about running into Capa alone, Gray stopped hiding and headed straight for the village.

Sure enough, not far along, Gray spotted Emily, the little radish-head, trotting outside the village.

It seemed to be during its daily exercise; while running, its two long rabbit ears bounced back and forth.

Seeing how diligent his appointed unofficial servant was, now that he had reached the third tier of magic power, dealing with ordinary slave-catching teams would be no problem.

She's quite a diligent young girl.

Gray called out, "Emily?"

Hearing a somewhat familiar voice, the young rabbit-like Emily turned around and quickly turned back to Gray, running towards him with a "patter" sound. She bowed respectfully, but her cute, childlike voice slightly ruined the atmosphere.

"Your subordinate, Emily, an unofficial servant, greets Lord Shadow!"

After several months, this unofficial attendant could no longer be considered a new attendant of the Shadow Court, as he had been taught some etiquette by the ordinary attendants.

This refers to a form of etiquette, such as showing respect to the Great Supreme Being (Grey Brandt) and his Ten Shadow Attendants.

"Get up."

"Your subordinate thanks Lord Shadow."

Emily added this as she got up.

The adorable voice made Gray chuckle.

However, Emily didn't seem too surprised, so she must have been notified of Gray's arrival beforehand. She just didn't know exactly when Gray would arrive, and Gray didn't dare to give Capa the exact time of his arrival.

Gray walked up to Emily and gently ruffled her little head. His hands were soft and felt nice, and he messed up the little radish head's hairstyle.

"Zeta and Capa are in the village, right? Take me there to see them."

Gray can certainly find Zeta and Kappa through magical reactions, but he must have someone with him.

With a child around, the pink-haired succubus can't possibly do anything weird or strange, right?