Dragon Master: The SSS-Ranked School Belle Asked Me To Contract Her

Veer trusted Aurora and Elara with his life. They were there for him when he was at his rock bottom, with absolutely nothing at him. They were the ones who brought him out of his depression.

Without them, he couldn't possibly imagine his life, so he wanted them to remain forever in his life. He also trusted them with all of his secrets, including his having a system.

At first, he had hesitated a little but told everything to Elara and Lilly. They were surprised to know that such a thing existed, but were more than happy for its existence. After all, it just meant Veer would love them even more.

What confused Veer was that the System has forbidden him to talk about it but after the update, that requirement suddenly vanished. It was too weird, but he didn't think much of it.

Aurora was in the same category and Veer would tell her everything. Others might call him stupid for telling his biggest secret to someone else, but he would rather be called an idiot than keep secrets from his wives.

A healthy relationship required both trust and honesty. They loved each other, and his wives also trusted him with everything. If he didn't reciprocate their trust, was he even worthy to love them?

Veer sighed hearing Elara's question and raised his head to look at Aurora, who was still smiling like a beautiful morning sun. A smile formed on his lips as he said, "Can you make a Sound Concealment Barrier around us?"

Understanding that he was going to tell something important, Aurora quickly dropped the best Sound Concealment Barrier she had in her arsenal.

Then, she jumped and sat beside Veer, asking, "So, what is it? Are you going to tell me some big secret?"

"Sort of," Veer nodded and told her everything about the system he had—how doting on his wives gave him points which he could use to get rewards.

He was only hesitant to tell her about the system because he feared she would think he only agreed to be in a relationship because of it. While he knew Aurora wouldn't do that, overthinking always got the best of him. Read new chapters at My Virtual Library Empire

After he finished explaining, he said, "But I'm not agreeing to be with you because of it. I truly love you and want you in my life, forever. So, please don't misunderstand."

"Hmm, that sounds ridiculously powerful," Aurora said, completely ignoring his later statement. Her focus was on the mystical existence named System and how broken it was.

She tried to think of its origin, but couldn't come up with anything. In the end, she thought, "There's not much we can do about something like that, so overthinking is just going to make things complicated."

She turned towards Veer and was going to say something, but Elara beat her to it as she said, "Are you nuts?"

"Huh?"

Both of them got confused as they turned to look at her, wondering what was going through her head.

"I almost forgot about it, but why did you?" Elara shook her head in disappointment. "You should have taken her as your wife way earlier, dumbass. We could have so many things by now, heck, even some OP abilities."

Veer and Aurora were speechless, but they couldn't find any words to refute her. She was right—Veer had just made things complicated because of his own feelings.

"Sorry, sorry," Veer scratched his cheeks and said. "But now that I have decided on my decision, we can still cover things up."

"You should," Elara snorted and turned towards Aurora. "Also, are you fine with him having a harem? Like a really big one?"

"My dear friend, are you forgetting the position I want him on?" Aurora smiled and said. "It's the Throne of Elf Empire. I want him as the Elf Emperor, and that means he will have many wives. It's inevitable—heck, it's necessary. So, yeah, I was already prepared for that."@@novelbin@@

"Good," Elara beamed in joy, as if it were she who was making a harem, not Veer. "Then, we can also ask Elizabeth and Rain. Maybe they'll also agree, and we can just rely on the system to get through this Labyrinth."

"Calm your horses," Veer pinched her waist and said. "You should know what kind of relationship I want. Do you truly think I can have that with them?"

"I don't know of Elizabeth, but I'm sure Rain will agree," Elara shrugged and said.

"She won't," Aurora said, turning towards the tents. "Unlike us, she has an inferiority complex because of her appearance, and she's also a confused existence. She just follows around Veer because she knows nothing else. Some may consider it as love or affection, but I won't really call it that."

Veer nodded, as he had come to the same conclusion, "We will give her time and let her see the world. If she still wants me, then we can proceed with other things."

"Ho? You're fine with having someone you don't love in your harem?" Aurora asked in surprise.

"Sort of. I didn't really love Lilly when we got together after all," Veer said. "Love can be fostered, you know."

Then, he made Elara sit on the sides and turned to face Aurora with a serious look on his face. He extended his hand and said, "Aurora, I'm a pathetic, hypocritical, and lustful guy. I know I have many shortcomings and I'm working on them. I can't promise you the best future, but I can promise a happy future. Are you willing to accept me, even though I'm a person like this?"

He smiled and asked, "I love you, Aurora. Will you allow me to distort your life?"

Tears brimmed in Aurora's eyes as she looked at Veer with her blurry vision. How long had it been since she had been longing for this moment? How long had she waited for this day?

The day when she would be with the love of her life. The day when she would become one with someone who had motivated her to move forward in her life.

She couldn't control her emotions anymore and burst into tears, as streams rolled down her eyes. But the smile never left her face. She was so happy, her heart pounding against her chest in excitement.

Quickly wiping away her tears, she looked at the firm hand which still had marks of battle and smiled even wider. She put her shaking hand on it, still wondering if this was an illusion.

If it was, she never wanted to get out of it. This was the life she had always wanted, and now she finally had it. Now, nothing mattered. Even if the objective was to fight someone of the Dark Era, she didn't care. She would accompany her love to everything. She would accomplish everything in the world and give it to her husband.

"I do. I love you," Aurora wanted to say many things, but words didn't leave her mouth.

Veer smiled and leaned forward, as he whispered, "Then, let's seal this pact for eternity. You have accepted me and now there is no backing away."

"I never intended to," Aurora smiled, feeling hot breath caressing her cheeks. Then, she felt something soft caressing her lips, as she leaned forward to catch it but failed.

"W-What are you doing?" she whimpered.

"Teasing my little wifey," Veer smiled, and before Aurora could say anything more, he captured her lips, taking her by surprise. But soon, she also began to enjoy her first kiss.

She had been waiting for it—how could she not relish in the feeling? The feeling of his lips attacking her, dominating her while his hands pulled her close to her.

Her breathing grew hotter as sloppy and wet sounds filled the atmosphere, as Veer tasted her lips as if he were a hungry beast starved for days.

After a while, she pulled away when she couldn't breathe anymore. She looked into his eyes, her gaze filled with lust and desire. She wanted him. She wanted to become one with him tonight.

"Alright, let's take this inside," Elara said, sensing the atmosphere getting freaky. She herself was getting excited, so there was no need to delay it any longer.

Aurora turned her head and asked, "Are you fine with me being there? After all, you're the one who deserves to take his virginity the most."

"Meh, it'll be just more exciting," Elara grinned. "After all, we can double-team against him. Let's see how he survives then."

"Um, ladies, are you forgetting our situation?" Veer asked, trying his best to suppress his little brother.

Hearing that, the two of them finally gained some clarity and remembered where they were. Indeed, they couldn't engage in those activities in the middle of the death zone even if their stress was piling up.

They would surely be exhausted after that and, even if nothing attacked them—which was highly unlikely—they needed to be in their best condition as they wanted to clear the Floating the next day.

Elara shrugged and said, "Then, something else will do. Let's go!"

Aurora's eyes lit as she understood what Elara wanted to do, after all, she could feel something hard pressing against her lower part.