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

Gray...

I knew I couldn't believe the pink-haired succubus's talk of "moderation."

Should I thank her for making time for meals and sleep?

Gray understood, he understood perfectly.

"I think I should just forget about it."

Gray felt he was pushing himself too hard.

Kappa: "???"

"No, Lord Shadow, we'll do it your way."

Kappa decided to at least ensure he could do bad things, otherwise raising the price would be counterproductive.

But I'll say it three times. When it comes to actual combat, I won't care about all that.

Lord Shadow, would you really throw me down here?

The pink-haired succubus giggled, looking eager to try.

"Lord Shadow Demon, so today..."

Gray was taken aback by this and promptly backed down: "Starting tomorrow."

"Eh?"

The pink-haired succubus puffed out her cheeks in dissatisfaction:

"Lord Shadow Demon, there's no difference between dragging it out for a day or two."

Gray replied, "Yes, if it doesn't matter for a day or two, it won't matter starting tomorrow either, right?"

"it is good……"

The pink-haired succubus responded with a slightly dejected tone.

That's settled then, I have a free night and other things to do...

……

"As a result, it was decided that we would be living in the country of the Demiles for the time being."

Gray muttered to himself, looking around.

The room's conditions were naturally far inferior to the single rooms provided by the Grand Chamber of Commerce, but considering that this was the relatively underdeveloped country of Demiria, and even the rural areas of the country, the room's amenities were already considered very luxurious.

The bed is so big and soft, I reckon it could fit five people.

Thinking of this, Gray was suddenly struck by an image that flashed into his mind: a pink-haired succubus laughing merrily, her breasts shaking violently.

Could this have been part of her plan?

It's so convenient to have such a big bed...

Without a doubt, given that pink-haired succubus's nature, Grey should immediately know that's exactly what she's thinking.

Gray shook his head vigorously, trying to expel the filth from his mind.

We shouldn't be thinking about these things now; we can't let our minds be filled with pink-haired succubi.

Time is of the essence and the situation is critical; we have no clue how to solve this deadlock.

Gray once again immersed his consciousness in the special space of the Demon King's legacy.

Gray agreed to let Capa stay in the land of the Demielians, partly because he wouldn't be idle all the time.

Knowing the location of the cult's small strongholds, taking them down is the most important thing.

Secondly, Gray also felt that he should indeed set aside some spare time and not always be on the go killing cultists.

During the free time, Gray planned to review the contents of the Demon King's legacy a few more times.

The Demon King's legacy is the culmination of the wisdom of the tenth Demon King, the "Sage," and has been passed down to each Demon King until now, reaching Gray's generation.

The Demon King's legacy not only contains magic and martial arts suitable for the Demon King to learn, but also records information about the tenth Demon King and subsequent heroes.

However, the accounts of each Demon King are very detailed, while the accounts of the heroes of the same generation are much less detailed.

As for why the Demon King's legacy created by the tenth Demon King can record information about the tenth Demon King and beyond.

Gray probably knew the reason.

This Demon King's legacy is no ordinary thing.

It seems to be able to automatically absorb information from the outside world and form written records for inheritance, without requiring people to input information themselves, and there is no function to actively input information at all.

Gray realized that the Demon King's Legacy had an automatic information-gathering function because he found records about himself in the Demon King's Legacy.

The 53rd Demon Lord, Gray Brandt (currently reigning for twenty years... to be continued...).

He grew up as the adopted son of the noble human family Brant, living in the Azure Peak Territory, and was secretly working in the human kingdom of Olmec.

He created the organization "Shadow Court," which currently has a total of 0721 servants under his command.

……

In addition, there are many other detailed descriptions of Grey Brandt.

It even includes a detailed account of how Gray personally recruited each of the servants. However, when Gray was not present, the servants recruited by the Ten Shadow Servants were not recorded in the Demon King's legacy.

Grey has never actively inputted any information. The existence of the above situation proves that the Demon King's inheritance automatically absorbs information, and can only absorb information from the area surrounding the Demon King.

This also explains why the Demon King's legacy contains such detailed accounts of the Demon King, while the descriptions of the heroes are relatively few.

From the perspective of the previous Demon King, the Demon King's legacy can only absorb so much information.

Gray is searching for the Demon King's legacy again because the amount of information in the Demon King's legacy is too large, and he may not have been able to find it all before, thus missing a lot of information.

But no matter how hard he searched, Gray couldn't find any mention of "the Celestial Realm".

"Are they also restricted?"

Gray could only guess at that.

It seems we won't get any useful information from the Demon King's legacy?

Gray glanced helplessly at the information about the tenth Demon King, "The Sage".

I used to think the Demon King's Legacy was convenient, but now I really think it's useless.

There's absolutely no useful information!

Ok?

Gray suddenly remembered something and looked again at the record about the tenth Demon King, the "Sage".

"Speaking of which, why are there no records of Demon Kings before the tenth Demon King in the Demon King's legacy?"

The Demon King's legacy has a real-time, automatic information recording function, thus it can record information about all Demon Kings after the tenth Demon King.

The Demon King's Legacy, created by the Sage, is recorded as being created to facilitate the recording of the Demon Race's history and to provide informational assistance to future Demon Kings.

Since the Demon King's legacy was created for the purpose of recording information and providing assistance, it's surprising that the Demon King's legacy doesn't contain information about the previous nine generations...

Isn't this strange?

When recording history, as the timeline gradually moves forward from ancient times to the present, shouldn't we make sure to leave out any period of the record?

A demon king's legacy that can even record information about future generations has omitted the records of his predecessors.

Gray felt there must be something going on...

For example, the records in the Demon King's legacy are not actually complete, have been altered, or some things simply could not be recorded at all?

Gray was startled.

This shows the importance of the information about the previous nine Demon Kings, given that there are no records of their information. Whether it was due to alteration or simply that it couldn't be written down.

All other information was preserved, but information about the previous nine Demon Kings was deliberately erased.

Gray seemed to have some clue.

Perhaps we should try to find the information left behind by the previous nine Demon Kings?

Is this the key to breaking the deadlock?

If information has been tampered with, it may still leave traces elsewhere, but if it cannot even be recorded in the original document, then it will be impossible to find it no matter how hard you try...

Even if one understands the importance of the information about the previous nine Demon Lords, questions will always remain.

Can he find this information?