Chapter 772: Powerful Mothers
Lucien has a perfect first lovemaking session with Saria. The beautiful Mermaid Princess is so lovely and energetic that she manages to satisfy him very well.
Together, they explore the lake, engaging in all sorts of naughty activities, both in and out of the water.
After a few hours, Saria needs some rest, so Lucien takes her to their house and feeds her fresh fruits from the garden.
That time with her is so precious to him, especially when things are so confusing on the outside.
But thanks to Saria, Lucien can clear his mind and organize his thoughts.
Then he lets her take a nap in his large bed and returns to the normal world, now feeling more confident than ever.
"Are you ready to go back?"
Lust asks him.
"It hasnât even been a full hour outside; you can relax more with your other girls."
"Alright, I need to figure out what Iâm going to do with those elves," Lucien comments as he steps out of the portal on the roof of Ludmilaâs castle.
He takes a look at Zimograd, and it seems much more lively and cheerful now because his girls are doing a great job helping all the Dark Elves.
"Iâll reward you all greatly for being such good wives,"
Lucien smiles before leaving the rooftop.
He descends the stairs and returns to the corridor on the top floor of the castle, and even before entering the room where the girls are, he can already hear laughter from Claire, Naomi, and Sophia.
He opens the door and captures the attention of all the girls, who look at him with expectant and curious expressions.
Lucien smiles at seeing the happiness on some of his sistersâ faces. "Are you all having fun?"
"Cecilia is telling us stories about our mothers," Sophia explains.
"Oh," Lucien is pleased that his sisters are excited to reunite with their mothers, but thatâs not the case for Donna, who has a dark cloud hanging over her head.
He loves all his sisters equally and knows that itâs difficult for each of them to deal with their Sins, but Donnaâs case seems the most uncomfortable since dealing with so much anger seems the most challenging.
Lucien walks over to where sheâs sitting and hugs her from behind as before, absorbing some of her furious energy and sharing his pleasant energy.
"Are you okay?" He whispers in her ear and places tender kisses on her neck.
No matter how dark Donnaâs feelings may be inside, Lucien can quickly dispel them with his gentle touch and loving kisses.
"Avery..." Donna calls her mother by name, and her tone sounds more disappointed than ever. "She chose to stay by Michaelâs side even after everything..."
Lucien doesnât know what to say. He wishes his sisters would get along with their mothers, but just like Eve, he wonât allow those women to hurt their sisters anymore.
Yet, he doesnât know what to think now because he left before Cecilia finished their story, so he looks at her with a curious expression.
She quickly recounts the same things she told his sisters. Michael got along with the Dark Elven Queen, and thanks to that, the people of Belor gained a space in the Shadow Star.
That Queen was really generous and gave them vast lands that were previously inhabited by a few farmers, so the place is great for farming and raising animals.
Without enemies and under the protection of the Dark Elves, the people of Belor began their lives anew in a simpler but promising way in that region.
But Cecilia and the others quickly found themselves involved in Elven politics and learned about the civil war.
They discovered that despite being loved by her people, the Elven Queen seemed like a frightening person, and her methods were as brutal as Michaelâs.
That, along with his growing dark power, made him get along very well with the Queen, and in fact, she began to receive guidance from him on even crueler methods to win the war.
Cecilia and the other women didnât take long to realize that the Queenâs troops acted like the Silver Legion did in Belor, dominating the people by force and forcing them to swallow beliefs they didnât want to.
"So we gathered and decided to stop supporting Michael and his dark Queen," Cecilia speaks about the mothers of Lucienâs other sisters.
"But not everyone thought that way, did they?" Donna comments, not hiding the anger she feels towards her mother.
Cecilia sighs. "Itâs not as you think, it would be dangerous if all of us abandoned Michael at the same time."
"I mean, who would take care of our people?" Cecilia pauses and looks apologetic. "Some of us had to stay them and for you, our daughters."
Lucien is on his sistersâ side above all else, but Ceciliaâs words make some sense; if they went straight to Michael, it would be good to have some of the mothers waiting there.
He remembers Cecilia saying that Sophiaâs mother, Serena, was in the Elven capital, and given Donnaâs mood, itâs clear who stayed with her.
"Who else left Michael?" He asks.
"Emma and Mara," Cecilia speaks the names of Claire and Naomiâs mothers. "The three of us joined the resistance army."
"And your people?" He asks.
"It wouldnât be fair to bring them into it," she responds honestly. "Also, their power is far below that of the Dark Elves, so they wouldnât be of any help."
"I see," Lucien begins to understand what kind of person Cecilia is.
But Ludmila notices that he still doesnât seem to trust her much, so she stands up and speaks on behalf of her friend.
"Cecilia is a good person, she has helped us a lot," Ludmila comments with gratitude and affection. "Sheâs been carrying messages and helping our people in various cities on the front lines..."
"We canât exchange information through magical means because the enemy army intercepts our magic, and also she and her family are very powerful and are allowing our people to have a chance."
Ludmila really seems to admire Cecilia, and Amelia canât help but feel the same as she opens a proud smile.
"Sheâs exaggerating," Cecilia speaks in a casual and humble tone. "I used to be able to act more stealthily before because the enemy troops didnât have information about me, but I donât even have that advantage now."
"Itâs not true," Ludmila continues. "Cecilia and the others donât just carry valuable information among our people, but they are also constantly taking down the leaders of the enemy army, making their troops retreat, and giving our cities a chance to recover from sieges like this."
Lucien can see that Cecilia and the mothers of Naomi and Claire are really making a difference in the war, probably being the reason why Yakov can continue to resist.
"It seems like the power your mother gave to them is truly impressive," Lust comments in Lucienâs mind.
"Indeed," Lucien is now much more curious to get to know Cecilia better and also the mothers of his other sisters.
"What kind of people are they?"
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