Chapter 64
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Translator: penny
Chapter: 64
Chapter Title: Did You Wait Long?
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"I'm here, Dain Adamas. Did you wait long?"
'How much longer... just how much longer do I have to wait...? I hate being alone. It's so lonely. I've never felt like this before. I never knew it could be like this. Ugh...'
While May Luina was getting slapped across the tits for her rudeness and Mir Ryuin discovered the pleasures of anal training, becoming addicted to it, Dain Adamas writhed in her loneliness.
'I heard from the speaker that Mir Ryuin's treatment was done, and then the farewell came and the sound cut off. That means it's finally my turn for real. So why isn't he coming? Why isn't he coming to me? For the others' treatment days, he stayed by their side from super early in the morning until super late at night. Why won't he come early for my treatment day? He tells me all that crap on his own and then leaves me hanging like this—what am I supposed to do about it? It's discrimination. Anyone would call it discrimination.'
Dain Adamas, being the strongest, had always taken solitude for granted and never found living alone tormenting in the least.
Unlike May Luina and Mir Ryuin, even during the three days without Stay, she only felt bored, never the agony of loneliness.
But that was only up until the last treatment day. Stay, who had hurt his wrist, executed a "full-body tight embrace" treatment to heal his wrist injury while simultaneously curing Dain Adamas's curse—a two-birds-with-one-stone plan—and in doing so, she learned the warmth of another person.
The warmth of another, felt for the first time in her life, driven solely by the pure intent to heal her.
This reassuring warmth, one she could safely surrender to, was worlds apart from the disgusting clinginess of the flies drawn to her strength. It was more than enough to addict Dain Adamas, who had always seen solitude as natural.
'He hugged me so tight, stroked my hair, got excited for me, and even... even thrust his rock-hard lower body against my belly, pressing it in over and over... making my womb surrender on its own and forcing ovulation, then whispering in my ear if I'd ovulated... There's no way I could forget something like that. Once you know about it, of course you can't go back to how things were...!'
Three days ago, the warmth from Stay that had made Dain Adamas faint from climax remained undimmed even now—in fact, it had grown even sharper, tormenting her.
Stay's warmth lingered so vividly in her memories that the reality of its absence felt excruciatingly painful to Dain Adamas.
The solitude she had once taken for granted without a second thought began clawing at her the moment she learned Stay's warmth, and as a vegetative patient, she couldn't soothe herself, leaving her heart defenselessly pierced by loneliness.
'Ugh, why is time dragging on like this? Why me? Why do only I have to suffer like this? If you're just gonna leave me hanging, you shouldn't have hugged me in the first place. It was better not knowing. I wasn't hurting back when I didn't know...!'
Dain Adamas's torment from loneliness turned straight into anger and resentment, directed at Stay—the one who had made her aware of such agony.
Incurring the wrath of an S-Rank Awakener—no, the world's strongest human, holding the number one spot on the World Hero Ranking—was akin to an unavoidable catastrophe where instant death wouldn't be the least bit surprising.
'It's all Stay's fault. He just up and hugged me out of nowhere, that's why. He hugged me, buried his face in my chest... and pressed his super angry dick against my belly over and over...♥ Etching the shape of his lower body into my womb...♥ It's all Stay's fault for forcing me to get all weird without even asking!'
To Stay, who sought a peaceful life isolated from other S-Rank Awakener, this would feel like a bolt from the blue—truly earth-shattering—but such circumstances meant nothing to Dain Adamas.
Right now, her mind was filled only with resentment toward Stay, who had made her so weak that mere loneliness could torment her.
'Stay, of all people. Stay, how dare you make me suffer like this. I'm not letting this slide. You started it. You made me suffer like this and then went off giggling happily with May Luina and Mir Ryuin...! Of course I'm pissed...!'
Dain Adamas trembled with rage as she recalled Stay's voice from the speaker last night.
She had clearly heard him calling them by name—something he hadn't done for her, something that from now on should only be for her—like the full-body tight embrace.
Already suffering from the pain of loneliness, the sweet voice from the speaker directed at other women—not her—could only hurt Dain Adamas, and that pain ignited even greater fury.
'I'm not forgiving him until I get an apology. And not just any apology—a sincere one. For the massive wrong of making me wait like this and suffer so much, it has to be a heartfelt apology, or I absolutely won't cool off.'
If the current Dain Adamas weren't a vegetative patient, if she could freely wield her power, the mana reacting to her rage would have reduced the entire hospital to dust.
She was that furious at Stay, and thus her desire to extract that apology was utterly sincere.
'First off, the full-body tight embrace is a given. Then he strokes my hair while whispering "Dain" in my ear. He called May Luina and Mir Ryuin by name, so of course he'll call me by name too. On top of that, with his lower body all stiff and hard from excitement over me, he presses it into my belly over and over, tight enough to force ovulation, and keeps going until I say it's okay, repeating "I'm sorry, Dain. Forgive me. I was wrong. I won't do it again. I'll do anything if it means you can calm down." He has to keep saying those apologetic words until I'm satisfied. Anything less than that level of sincerity, and I won't let my anger go.'
Dain Adamas was the type who had to get whatever she wanted to feel satisfied, and with her abilities allowing her to obtain anything effortlessly, she had always lived life on her terms.
'Stay, you'll figure out right away why I'm mad the second you walk in and give me exactly the apology I want, right? You're quick on the uptake. The sooner the apology and praise, the better, and since I'm not the patient type, you'll have to sincerely apologize the moment you come in. Of course, I won't let you off easy, so brace yourself.'
She saw nothing odd in posing a problem impossible to solve without prior hints, vaguely assuming Stay would naturally guess the right answer to the one she'd posed.
'Alright, this resolve won't waver. I absolutely won't ease this anger until I get the apology I want, exactly as much as I want. Stay, I'll show you how scary I get when I'm mad. Even as a vegetative patient, I'm still Dain Adamas. Face the wrath of the world's strongest human once.'
Before she knew it, in Dain Adamas's mind, Stay had become a heinous criminal guilty of grave offenses, and she had become a noble judge delivering righteous judgment upon such a villain.
Armed with her self-righteous justification of acting for a valid reason, Dain Adamas solidified her unshakeable resolve at that very moment.
Click.
"I'm here, Dain Adamas. Did you wait long?"
Perfectly timed, the hospital room door swung open, and Stay's voice flew straight into her ear.
An hour ago, Dain Adamas would have wagged her tail—if she had one—at that delightful voice. But the current Dain Adamas was far too angry for tail-wagging.
'Did you wait long? Saying that means he knows damn well I waited forever, but instead of apologizing right away, he dares ask that? Does he really think of me like a dog waiting at home for its owner?'
Her misplaced anger had ballooned to the point of absurd delusions, and with her heart linked and his voice reaching her, she steeled herself to vent directly: 'Shut up and treat me. I'm fucking pissed.'
Hummm—
Perfectly timed once more, the moment she finished preparing, the long-awaited, warmly enveloping sensation of her mind connecting with Stay wrapped around her entire body.
And so, she unleashed the line she'd sharpened to a razor edge.
'Ah, you're here... treat me quick...'
It was utterly different from what Dain Adamas had prepared—not a hint of edge, just a voice so soft and gentle.