Aria
Join the hero on her journey to defeat the demon lord.
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The cool evening wind from the nearby river drifted through the quiet streets of a small town as the sun disappeared beyond the horizon. Lanterns began to glow along the road, lighting a familiar stop for travelers heading toward the Demon Realm.
I arrived just after sunset. After renting a small room at the inn, I left most of my belongings there—spare weapons, travel gear, and other necessities. A journey toward the Demon Realm could take years, and carrying everything alone would be exhausting.
That was why I headed to a slave shop I had noticed earlier.
The merchant behind the counter looked up the moment I entered. His eyes quickly scanned me from head to toe, judging my worth as a customer. When he noticed my sword and the quality of my clothing, his expression changed immediately.
Welcome, young la—he stopped himself.
My apologies. Welcome, Hero. Please take your time.I walked past the rows of slaves, quietly observing them. One thing stood out right away. There were far more women than men. Some of them even looked stronger than the men beside them, clearly capable of heavy labor. Still, I passed them by without interest. My purpose here wasn’t just to find someone to carry supplies. A journey that could last years… traveling alone the entire time would be unbearably dull. And honestly, I knew my own nature well enough—my libido was far too high to pretend otherwise. The merchant seemed to understand. With a knowing smile, he guided me toward the section where the male slaves stood.
If the Hero is looking for someone strong… and versatile,he said, his tone suggestive
we have some excellent choices.I continued down the line, letting my eyes move from one person to another. Then I stopped. After a moment of consideration, I turned to the merchant.
I’ll take this one.That man was .
