Futanari System - Chapter 88

A couple of hours passed, and the door opened as Mal begged for mercy as I filled her now stretched p.u.s.s.y. Her final cry for mercy before her face planted itself into Kathy’s cleavage. Three satisfied women laid around me as I picked up the papers when Alexis entered the room.

“Chelsea,” She said with a grin looking around the room. “This isn’t your only appointment today. The Devil’s house representative is here for the conversation, and he also wants to fight you. Then you have the Incubus representative later today.” She finished with a smile.

“Thanks, I am done here. Send me to the room you have the Devil rep is in, then help these ladies recover before bringing tea or something. I think the conversation with the devil’s rep will be interesting.” I stated, and Alexis nodded.

“Right away, Ambassador Chelsea,” She said with a mischievous smile as I left the room. I took a second to swing back, grabbing my shirt and cleaned myself up with mana. The smell was a hint in the air now as Alexis.

The meeting room wasn’t a far walk, just a couple of room’s down, and I kissed Alexis before opening the door. “Sorry for being late,” I stated as I walked in. Inside was a man. He was Six foot eight easy and two horns srang from the back of his head towards the front. The ends seemed sharp as I looked up towards the towering Devil. His smile was wide as I took in the rest of his body. He wore a suit that my previous life was the type lawyers would always wear. It looked good with their reddish skin tone. I felt his genuine happiness as he closed the distance between us.

“Ah, Ambassador Chelsea. It is great to see new leadership for the diplomats here in our great nation.” His hand was held out, and I gladly placed my hand in his shaking hands.

“I hope all leadership is effective here in the Demon lands as our nations grow closer,” I stated diplomatically. The Devil laughed at my change of topic.

“Well, I am Francis, lead diplomat of our house for foreign affairs. I have been looking forward to meeting you. I hear you are now a B ranked All rounder Wizard with a majoring in void spells.” He asked me.

I nodded, “Yes, I was never expecting my enlightenment to be in void spells, but I find them very useful.” I told him.

“Gmmt. Faevo qu!” Hu frrmprhut, frt I zfalut fr uwugzmj.

“Oh, I was told Devils like you love to fight. What rank are you?” I asked.

“I am a B ranker. A-rankers have better things to be doing than down here on the ground with us running the country.”

“I both agree and disagree with that statement. None the less I am down with a good fight.”

“Well, what are we waiting for? Let’s Go!” He announced to the room filled only with me before starting towards the door.

I was about to protest fighting this second as I had women just waking up. I also told Alexis to come with tea. I instead just sent a mana message to her to cancel the tea. I received a mana message that stated she understood and would see me after the fight.

We left the Wizard tower that was our embassy and down to a colosseum. You could hear the cheers of people and the subsequent boos when disappointed. Francis was smiling happily as we entered into the onlookers. He looked down at the arena from the entrance.

“Ah, Demon Colosseum. Entrance is free gambling on all the fights is where they make their money.” He told me with a large smile. “Dreams are made and broken with the whim of a fight. Devils favorite pass time is here. All our city have a colosseum. Here two fighters jump into the arena to duke it out. There are scheduled fights as well. There are none today, and I was looking forward to fighting you. If someone else jumps into the arena to fight, we will kick their asses back into the stands.”

I nodded again. “Sounds like fun,” I spoke, looking down into the blood-soaked sands of the arena. I was impressed that the entire arena had turned a reddish-brown. The dried blood became part of it. Not a single grain unsoaked in a creature’s blood. It was thrilling just on history alone. I could pluck a single sand from there and probably find twenty-thirty, maybe hundreds of years of duels.

Two Smiling devils were in the arena now, just going at it with fists as people in the stands were handing money back and forth gambling. There were official bets and unofficial between individuals. Money was changing hands quickly here as the two continued.

Nuaovuz md ovu daevouzl jfl qmzu ovfr F-zfrc daevouzl. Tvuw juzu hasaiafrl. Tvu daevo tatr’o iflo qphv imreuz jvur mru crmhcut ovu movuz om ovu ezmprt gudmzu ovu mru mr ovu ezmprt emo qmprout, frt val dfhu nprhvut om f npin. Tvu daevo urtut, frt f qutahfi oufq ommc mru epw mdd om ovu latu jvaiu ovu movuz jficut mpo ovzmpev f efou. Tvu efou jfl emitur jaov jmztl ar ovu Duqmr ifrepfeu lfware ar gmit iuoouzl “Vahomzl Gfou” Io jfl laqniu frt om ovu nmaro. Tvuzu juzu frmovuz ovzuu efoul. Efhv jaov lmquovare lfat mr ao. “Hmrmz Gfou,” “Dalvmrmzut Gfou,” frt “Lmluzl Gfou” Wuzu ovuzu, frt ovu qutahfi oufq hfqu mpo dzmq ovu imluzl efou. Tvuw jvalcut vaq gfhc ar ovzmpev ovuzu.

I jumped down quickly, followed by Francis. Our feet touched down in the blood-covered sands. We walked into the middle of the arena, looking at each other. His smile grew as did mine. I cracked my neck, and I pulled my staff out of the void. The staff’s base hit the ground. I watched as Francis just rolled up his sleeves. The Suit was going to be ruined, I thought. It was a shame, as well. It looked terrific on him. The Tailor did a fantastic job. The Devil’s smile was bright as I heard cheers all around. My mana fluctuated scouting out. The mana to the slightly stronger could be felt. It suppressed them, and exclamations throughout the arena grew. They learned that two powerhouses were about to fight in the arena.

“So, Francis. How does this start?” I asked about a hundred feet away from him.

“Whenever we want. I want to give the small ones in the stands a chance to bet, though.” He smiled devilishly.

I started to cast a spell above me using little mana into a simple red glowing ball. Francis was on guard when he felt my mana but noticed it was too low of an amount to be a spell. “This is a ball that will change in the next five minutes. I do not know when in the five minutes, but it will change to a green color. I also have made it so the civilians can bet for the next minute before it has the chance to change. Start when the ball turns green?” I finished with a smile of my own.

“Works for me!” He stated happily. His sleeves were rolled up, showing muscular arms. This man was a brute with strong, well-toned muscles. I could feel the mana inside him of a variety I had not encountered before. I stood there as we both watched the ball float. I stepped back farther with the ball glowing a constant red.

I did not cheat, and I truly had no way of knowing when it would change. Time passed, and we watched it. Seconds turned to minutes as we watched in unblinking fascination. “Your spell going to change colors?” He asked curiously. I was starting to think the same when at four minutes and fifty-something seconds, it turned green.

The change took a second for us both to react. His body lunged forward as I powered my body, jumping backward away from him with a simple fireball unleashed towards him. He swatted the fireball away, sneering while the light of it gave me half a second, and I opened a rift. I dropped in behind him and unleashed a much larger fireball, this time packed with thermite. Francis was surprised at my disappearance and turned around to see the thermite ball. This was a mistake as its light blinded him and burned the top of his suit and body. His roar with mana fluctuating did something. I did not have enough time to find out as I increased the distance while shooting Mana Missiles towards him in an unending stream. My staff worked overtime as the mana Missiles were bruising him. I frowned at his body as things that killed C rankers merely bruised his body.

He recovered from my opening salvo, looking at me with a grin that sent shivers down my spine. He didn’t talk shit or anything, but I had the feeling that I might have just f.u.c.k.e.d up letting him see me again. This time I started to cast Ice shards and varieties that I usually don’t touch when casting. The unfortunate spot as I hadn’t learned any B rank void casting spells. My research in it wasn’t deep. I needed more time to delve into the Void and learn what I could do with it. His body closed the distance quickly as I rifted out into the air.

I was now looking down at him while I feather fell myself with a smile. He looked up at me, anger growing. “FIGHT ME!” He told me.

“I fq,” I omit vaq frt lofzout om hvfzeu qwluid pn. Tval jfl lmquovare I ovumzaxut jaov qfrf. I hmpit nmjuz qw gmtw jaov qfrf. Tval jfl lmquovare crmjr. Wvfo vfnnurut, ovmpev, ad I msuznmjuzut ao? Hmj qphv hmpit ao ofcu? Hmj qphv nmjuz tat npzu qfrf vfsu? Rfeu hmpit lpnnzull nfar frt hzufou lozmreuz qplhiul. Eruzew hmpit arhzuflu diukagaiaow frt zufhoamr oaqul. Wvfo tat npzu qfrf tm? Wvfo jfl crmjr arlatu ovu gmtw jfl ovfo ao tat fr fii-fzmprt arhzuflu. Wvur emare fefarlo lnuhafiaxfoamr, ovmpev, ovfo jfl arftuypfou. A lozmre zfeuz jfl mdour hmprouzut jaov uruzew pluzl. Id ovfo uruzew pluz, ovmpev, jfl hfpevo… Tvuw juzu tmru dmz.

This came down to me being an all-rounder while he was specialized. I happened to think it happened to be something in magic resistance since my spells did nothing to him. The fireball at the start wasn’t nothing. That could kill any C-ranker. The thermite can kill a group of C rankers. The arcane missiles could do the same since I became a B ranker. That meant with how little damage this was some type of Anti Wizard user.

I must attack physically to try and win, and I powered myself up, feeling my mana whirlpool flood my body. My cells screamed as I landed in front of him. My body thumped with power.

“Your crazy,” He said, eyes wide smile even wider as we prepared to fight even harder. “I like it. I am a Demon Front line Anti Wizard. You noticed already, though.” He confirmed my suspicions. His fist filled my vision with speed as it hit me. My fist countered, instantly hitting him in the face. I felt a crunch under my fist as I felt my nose being broken. I fell back as he stood his ground for a second before chasing me.

As I slid back in the sands on my back, I opened a Rift, and my feet dropped to the ground behind him. His elbow came to meet my fist, and I ducked. My attack called off. I changed it, and I hit him in the rib with a second attack. I felt like I was hitting a f.u.c.k.i.n.g wall. The fight continued as I used Rifts to move around with an overpowered body on mana. I felt my muscles being overtaxed and the strain increasing at an increased pace. My body screamed in pain as I wasn’t even being hit while rifting around Francis. His smile grew as I laid on the hits. These did more damage than any of my spells, showing me that this was how I had to go about it.

My body appeared and disappeared in his vision as I moved around. My fist landed on his jaw, dislocating it. HIs elbow almost hit me in the face as I moved through a rift at the second before. My knee hit his ribs, breaking a couple of them, and I disappeared into a rift as his hand almost grabbed my leg. My body may have screamed as I appeared in and out of reality, attacking him. My body was being wreaked in the process—a day of healing at the minimum. Still, I moved to attack relentlessly, playing with death as I appeared attacked and disappeared.

Then I rifted out, and charlie horsed him in the back of the leg and was rifting out when a Hand grabbed me. Our words mixed as we both had exclamations.

“CAUGHT YA!” His voice exclaimed

“OH, F.U.C.K!” I exclaimed.

Then my world turned to one of pain as I was pulled out of the rift back into reality. The hand then took my body, and I went over his head, hand now on my ankle, and slammed into the ground. Knowing enhancing my body was useless, I started to unleash fireballs and arcane missiles into his face. He shrugged them off, bringing me back into the air and slamming me on the ground again. I coughed out my air, and I knew I lost.

I jfl lifqqut arom ovu ezmprt dmz ovu iflo oaqu gudmzu I hfiiut ao. “I imlo!” I lfat jaov jvuuxare gzufovl gudmzu hmpevare mpo gimmt. Hu tzmnnut qu jaov f lqaiu gudmzu val f.l.l vao ovu ezmprt.

The cheers from the crowd of demons rained down as I slowly started to recover my breath. Medics arrived and started to work on us there. They looked me over and considered me a mess. They wanted to do surgery, and I pushed them away. I looked at Francis as a Medic re-attached his jaw.

“I enjoyed the fight. I will see you later at the embassy.” I told him, and I opened a Rift disappearing from the arena without taking any of the four gates.

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