My Love Debts Are Everywhere!

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Aragon froze for a moment before furrowing his brows in confusion.

"What do you mean?"

Liliana didn't answer him. Instead, her gaze swept over Zariel and Noah, then shifted to Livia, Zahat, and Daniel.

"Livia, Zahat, Daniel, I am a forgiving Demon Emperor. I will give you a chance to repent. As long as you admit your mistakes and apologize, I will forgive you," she stated in a calm, nonchalant tone. "How does that sound? Do you wish to repent?"

At her words, Aragon's expression stiffened.

He hadn't expected Liliana to use such a tactic against him!

His face paled as he turned desperately to Livia, Zahat, and Daniel, silently pleading for them to refuse. If they accepted her offer, his position would be completely doomed!

Though he knew he had lost, he refused to surrender so easily.

As long as the Arch-demons remained on his side, he could still negotiate with Liliana.

After all, Arch-demons were the pillars of the Demon Empire's supreme power, second only to the Demon Emperor.

He was absolutely certain that as long as they stood by him, Liliana wouldn't dare kill him.

Unfortunately, his hopes were crushed the moment Zahat, Livia, and Daniel exchanged small smiles and bowed their heads to Liliana.

"We wish to repent, Your Majesty. We hope you can forgive us for our mistakes," they said.

Aragon's heart raced as he stared at them in horror.

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"You... You..." He stammered before his face flushed with anger. "Why did you betray me too!?"

In a situation like this, they should have united against Liliana to create room to maneuver. But instead, these three were so despicable that they immediately gave in to her.

Were they really so foolish as to trust Liliana's offer of forgiveness without a second thought?

Didn't they realize that it was just a trap to humiliate him and that Liliana would kill them afterwards?

The pressure from Liliana's aura gradually weakened, allowing Livia, Zahat, and Daniel to move freely.

As they rose to their feet, they sneered coldly and glared at Aragon with contempt.

"Aragon, I honestly don't know where your confidence comes from," Livia said in a nonchalant tone. "You know that if we follow you to the end, we'll meet the same fate as those foolish higher-ups. Since Her Majesty Liliana has given us a chance, do you really think we'll stay by your side? Please, wake up. You've already lost."

Livia was a female Arch-demon with a tall, slender figure. Her face was strikingly beautiful, framed by long black hair that cascaded down her back.

She wore a stunning black gown adorned with lace around the neck, wrists, and skirt. When compared to Liliana, however, her appearance was still outshone by the latter's magnificence.

Moreover, in certain areas, such as the chest and hips, the difference between the two was as vast as the sky compared to the earth.

Only Athena could truly rival Liliana in that regard.

"You..." Aragon gritted his teeth, glaring at Livia with intense hatred.

But before he could express his fury, Zahat, standing beside Livia, spoke up. "What Livia said is true, Aragon. We're friends, but we don't want to die with you. Don't blame us for that."

Aragon felt a crushing weight in his chest as hopelessness set in. The two had already made their choice to betray him, leaving him with no room to maneuver.

Suddenly, his dull eyes brightened as he turned toward Daniel, a glimmer of hope flickering in his gaze.

Just as he was about to speak, Daniel shook his head, his voice filled with regret. "Sorry, Aragon. I can't stand by you. To be honest, Livia, Zahat, and I were never truly on your side."

Aragon froze, his body trembling violently. "What do you mean?"

Daniel let out a small sigh and explained calmly, "After you revealed your plan for the rebellion, I agreed to it without hesitation. But somehow, a few days later, Her Highness Liliana caught wind of it, and I was summoned."

His gaze occasionally flickered toward Liliana, and he sighed when he saw her remain completely unfazed.

With a regretful expression, Daniel continued, "I was forced to divulge every detail of your plans to Her Majesty. So, in truth, she knew about your rebellion from the very beginning."

Aragon froze, unable to believe what he was hearing. He had never imagined something of this scale happening behind his back.

Did this mean he had been nothing more than a fool while Liliana had been enjoying the spectacle of his rebellion from the start?

His head pounded painfully, threatening to drive him mad. The entire plan he had spent years constructing was shattered before it even began.

Aragon's eyes blazed with fury. Glaring at Livia and Zahat, he demanded in a harsh tone, "Were you the ones who leaked news of my rebellion to Liliana Crimson?"

Livia and Zahat casually shook their heads. "No, it wasn't us."

Aragon could sense the sincerity in their words, then turned to Zariel and Noah. "Was it you two?"

Zariel and Noah, still weighed down by Liliana's aura, were visibly offended by the accusation.

"No, it wasn't us! Why would we do something so suicidal?!" Zariel snapped.

"Zariel's right! We never betrayed you, Aragon!" Noah added, his voice laced with frustration.

They were stuck in this situation because of Aragon's ambition, and now he was blaming them. That stung, fueling their anger.

"It's me."

Just then, a voice came from behind them. They turned instinctively and saw Merlin, followed by the seven Demon Generals.

"Merlin!?" Aragon gasped, momentarily stunned, before his face twisted in fury.

He never imagined Merlin was the one who had sabotaged his plans.

Breathing heavily, he hissed with a murderous glare, "Why did you betray me, Merlin!?"

Merlin stopped a few meters away from Aragon, letting out a soft chuckle. "Betray you? Arch-demon Aragon, have I not told you before that I never pledged my loyalty to you? My loyalty has always been with Her Majesty Liliana."

His words pierced Aragon like a dagger, leaving him limp and speechless.

It was clear now—he had lost, no matter how hard he fought. The outcome was already sealed.

"Enough, let's end this charade." After a long silence, Liliana finally spoke.

With a swift motion, she summoned the Eternal Disaster Magic Staff, its presence sending a chill through the air.

She pointed it at Aragon, her voice cold as she asked, "Any last words?"

Aragon remained silent for a moment, a sinister smile slowly spreading across his face.

He shot Liliana a venomous glare, then began laughing hysterically. "Hahaha! Liliana Crimson, do you really think you've won?"

Liliana's expression darkened, her eyes flashing with cold fury.

"What are you talking about?"

Aragon's laughter faded, and he whispered with one-way magic, "Do you really think you can hide them from me? Your three daughters... hehehe..."