#272 Not a Minor, Anyway
Raonjena's face was beet red as she straightened her collar and glared at me.
"I'm warning you—if you ever manhandle me like that again without my say-so, that's it. Cooperation or whatever, it's over. Got it?"
"Yeah. Sorry."
Her warning, delivered in that heated flush, wasn't scary at all. Maybe I should tease her a bit more?
"But..."
"?"
"I just couldn't hold back once I realized I took your first!"
"Haa... You seriously need to check into a psych ward. You're not right in the head."
"But I've got a question—why don't you have a hymen if you're a virgin? Did it tear during workouts or something?"
"...You fucking psycho!"
Raonjena bellowed, her fist trembling as if debating whether to punch me. I wanted to poke at her more, but I held back. Her past was important, but now I needed details on something even bigger.
"Alright, I've got the rundown on your history. Now tell me about the monster hunters who killed your family—focus on their abilities."
"...Fine."
Raonjena dredged up her memories and described the monster hunters' powers.
"Most of them weren't much different from the superpowered folks here. Some flew through the sky, others had rock-hard bodies. A few used psychokinesis, too."
"Hm."
That sounded like standard superpowers. But no—can't call 'em standard. Their powers evolved specifically to kill monsters, right?
When Siren showed up, the Hero Association's S-rank heroes mobilized en masse—and still couldn't take her down. Yet these monster hunters wiped out the gumiho clan, over ten strong including Raonjena. Heroes and monster hunters both had superpowers, but the outcomes were night and day. Why? The answer was obvious.
Trait and skills.
Heroes fight villains—other humans. Dark City's steel walls keep monsters out for decades at a time. So heroes' powers, traits, and skills optimized for villains.
Monster hunters? Their enemies were monsters. Their powers, traits, and skills tuned for slaughtering beasts. That gap explained everything.
"But one guy's especially dangerous."
"Who's that?"
"Black hair."
"Huh?"
Hatred flickered in Raonjena's eyes.
"Their leader looked like some long-haired black-haired guy. He killed most of my family."
"Long black hair, huh."
"Every time he touched them, they screamed. Strange tattoos appeared on their bodies."
"...Tattoos?"
That rings a bell.
"Yeah. After ten tattoos, they vanished. My family couldn't move—looked in agony, but no screams."
"....."
That's... Hunter's Seal, isn't it? Sounds exactly like the skill.
A monster hunter with the Monster Hunter superpower? And he's the leader?
"Didn't he reek of blood? And your family seemed weaker than usual?"
"Blood smell? Uh... yeah! Blood! He stank of it! And yeah, they were weaker than normal!"
Raonjena's eyes widened as memory hit her.
"How'd you know?"
"....."
What the hell? A real Monster Hunter? Wait—
A hypothesis clicked in my head.
This morning, I'd reviewed my special superpower list. Scanned them all, checked effects. But out of 69 special superpowers, no Monster Hunter.
It should've qualified—plenty special.
Special superpowers are unique? One-of-a-kind in the world.
That's what made them special.
"Tell me—how'd you know that?!"
"...You don't remember?"
"What?"
"I used the same power on you when I took you down."
"Wha... what?"
"Watch."
I activated Blood Smell. Raonjena flinched back.
"Ugh!"
"Ring any bells now?"
"You... what's your deal with him? No way..."
Her face paled at whatever she imagined.
"No clue what you're thinking, but no. No relation, family or otherwise. Never met the guy."
"Then how do you have his power?"
"Beats me. Even Dark City's top brain can't figure that one."
"What? Top brain?"
"Not important—moving on. Anything else on the leader?"
"Well..."
From what she said, he had more skills beyond what I'd guessed. But all ones I knew—I'd checked them when picking traits.
"That's everything?"
"Yeah."
"Got it. I'll contact you soon—get ready."
"Ready? For what?"
"To head out."
"What? You don't mean..."
"Yep. Time for revenge, right?"
Full prep, quick as possible. Scale the steel walls. Make those monster hunters pay in blood.
I wanted Raonjena as mine ASAP.
"Won't take long. Prep thoroughly."
"....."
Even talk of vengeance outside didn't brighten her. More worry than joy.
"...Huh? Hold up?"
Something felt off as I eyed her. I tilted my head.
"Raonjena."
"...Yeah?"
"How old are you?"
"Huh?"
"Monster hunters showed up ten years after you were born, right? Doesn't that make you under 20?"
Raonjena was 10 when they came. Eight years hiding in Dark City as Valencia's secretary.
That made her 18 now.
"...A minor?!"
RUMBLE—!
Lightning struck my brain. I'd banged a minor?!
"...You're definitely insane."
Raonjena shook her head and left.
*****
"Age-wise a minor, but different species."
Shocked at first, but nah—not that big a deal. Different races, right? Humans hit adulthood at 20; gumihos might differ. Plus, her human form was pure adult—perfect curves.
If truly a kid, she'd look it.
"Phew. Dodged a bullet with Uncle Podori."
Sigh of relief. Now, monster hunters.
"Just generic superpowered folks, huh."
Heroes and villains tuned for humans? Not my match. Monster-tuned hunters? Please.
"Lying down eating tteok."
Even worst-case, I win. Fight a hundred times, win a hundred.
No need to dawdle in Dark City. Go out with Raonjena, crush every hunter.
"And she's mine for real."
Perfect plan! Whose genius was this? Flawless.
Knock knock!
"Master?"
"We're here!"
"Come in."
Yuna and Ignis. Or B-rank hero Aqua Girl and S-rank hero Flame Witch. Publicly guardians against villains; really, my slaves #1 and #3.
"Hng! Missed you so much, Master!"
Yuna dove into my arms, puppy-rubbing her face on me.
"Missed you too. We live together—why's it so hard to see you?"
"Right?! Almost quit hero work!"
"Oh?"
Yuna stayed Aqua Girl for me—Hero Association intel. But now? She could quit. Ice Queen and Flame Witch—key insiders—were mine.
Their info beat Yuna's.
Well, just Flame Witch's useful.
Ice Queen? Romanced her(?), so she stonewalled real intel. Useless scraps only.
Flame Witch? Gave anything—organs if asked. Starved for love, devoted.
"Not hugging? Missed me?"
"I... did!"
"Hm?"
Ignis glanced at Yuna before clinging. B-rank eyeing S-rank? Pff, hilarious.
Something between them I didn't know.
"Straight to bed?"
"Yes! Love it!"
"Sure."
Patted their asses, headed to bed. Beds rule—no prying eyes, pure instinct.
Humans? Nah—beasts craving flesh. We devoured nonstop, ripe bodies writhing.
Then, slamming into Yuna's pussy—
"Hng! Ah! Haaaaang~!"
"Hm?"
"Oh?"
Yuna quivered, orgasming, squirting. But what shocked us came next.
WHOOOOSH—!
Her squirt hung midair, zero-grav. Wind whipped the sealed room. Vortex sucked it back into her.
Ignis gawked—first time. I'd seen it once.
"Level up?"
👤 Name:Yuna Reyes (F/21)
🌀 Superpower:Water Droplet Mage (Lv.7)
💧 Water:400
Skill Tree
Lv.1 Water Creation (+100)
Lv.2 Weight Increase
Lv.3 Water Droplet (Active)
Lv.4 Water Protection (Active)
Lv.5 Water Increase (+300)
Lv.6 Aquifer Detection
Lv.7 Absorption (Water Intake)
Lv.6 Water Droplet Mage Yuna hit Lv.7, new trait unlocked.
"Absorption (Water Intake)?"
Checked: Absorbs water to restore stamina and water points. Water = groundwater, bottled, everyday stuff.
"Oho! Nice trait!"
Her sustain skyrocketed. In a lake or ocean? Infinite fights.
"Such a good girl! Snap out of it, Yuna."
"Hng... Master... Feels so good... Gonna die..."
Orgasm wrecked her—didn't notice the growth.
"Get up. You're stronger now."
"Hng? What'd you say?"
"Your superpower leveled up."
"Huh? Wha—really?! Wow! Master! I'm stronger!"
"Told ya! So damn cute!"
Mwah mwah mwah!
Grabbed her face, showered kisses.
"Hehehe."
Yuna beamed at the affection.
"Um... Master?"
"Yeah? Want some too?"
"Yes. But more importantly—what just happened?"
"Oh? You don't know? Basically..."
Explained to baffled Ignis: Sex with me boosts superpowers.
She doubted at first, but Yuna backed me up—eyes bulged.
"R-Really? Sex with you levels us up?!"
"Crazy, right? All thanks to Master's omnipotence."
"Um... Master."
"Yeah?"
"So... daily sex with you makes me stronger here too?"
"Yep?"