Reincarnated as incubus: I didn't mean to seduce you!-Chapter 1266 - 351: Kael and Lily

"So, dear player, welcome to the new world."

Kael's eyes were filled with depth.

As he watched the two people being sent back to their original place, Lily's figure suddenly emerged from behind him. She looked at Kael helplessly and whispered:

"Kael, you're really mean."

Kael smiled.

He understood what Lily meant.

During the casual talk he had with the players earlier, there was a key point that he intentionally or unintentionally overlooked.

Which was: to what extent could Kael control the players now?

The answer was... as long as the number of players didn't reach an absurd level, he could even directly control the players' physical actions.

Although he had no such desire.

"I won't do anything to them, Lily. You have to know, for them, the most important thing now isn't to worry about my situation, but to consider the current internal situation of the Human Federation."

A hint of melancholy flashed in Kael's eyes, and he sighed: "The Human Federation was ultimately submerged in the river of history, even if it appeared in this world as a historical echo in the Dungeon, the land and resources it could own are limited.

I can continuously deepen the foundation of the divine kingdom with the ever-expanding divine power, but trying to develop the divine kingdom to the size of a planet, the time it takes is simply unbearable for them.

I can wait, but the Human Federation can't wait."

In Kael's hand appeared the small globe once again, slowly hovering in his palm. Finally, only a small area on the planet lit up.

This small area occupied only one-tenth of the entire planet's land area.

The remaining vast areas were all void.

Although Kael, through the uniqueness of the divine kingdom, had consolidated this Dungeon, the size of the Dungeon was limited, incapable of containing the entire world, let alone the celestial bodies.

That is to say, although Kael successfully exploited a bug, smuggling the souls of the Human Federation out of the river of time and converting them into Quantum Ghosts, in reality, only a very small fraction could actually operate within the divine kingdom.

Most of the Quantum Ghosts, or rather, the players, were actually pulled into a world-encompassing dream by Kael, from which they could not escape.

Born in dreams, developed in dreams, perished in dreams.

This was an outcome he did not want to see.

So, he had a new choice.

He wanted to change all of this, and to do so, he needed to free this batch of players from the dream of the divine kingdom, which could be called Kael's version of the infinite moon reading, as much as possible.

Otherwise, everything done before would just be idle talk.

He spent so much effort not to let the ghosts of his compatriots drown in the dream.

"But I didn't expect that the girl called 'A Journey to the Empty Mountain' could somewhat see through your façade." Lily leaned lightly against Kael and said softly, "It's okay, Kael, no matter how hard it is, I~ we will walk with you."

Upon hearing this, Kael shook his head and jokingly scolded: "You always get tangled up in weird places."

He gently lifted Lily's chin with his hand, looking at her gentle, jade-like face, and whispered: "Lily, we are no longer simply senior and junior. You are the one I choose to be by my side, so you can freely demonstrate your love to me."

Lily was silent for a moment, then suddenly showed a bright smile.

Yes, now he no longer calls her Senior Sister Lily.

After their wedding, she would be his bride, his lover, his wife.

Reflecting back on so many years of love, she lightly leaned her head on Kael's shoulder and said somewhat relaxedly:

"Lucky you, you little thief."

"Well, you have to be a bit aggrieved."

"You know that!" Lily snorted.

She recalled meeting Kael for the first time when he was still a somewhat frail-looking young boy.

Yet, before the orcs were ready to kill her, the flash that swept through from behind the collapsed wall, with a twist, the ceremonial sword slashed through those orcs that cast a shadow of death on her.

She admitted that sometimes she was a very shallow person, perhaps even humble.

But, come on, he was the hero who pulled her out of the whirlpool of black water in her moment of utter despair.

How could she forget that?

Fortunately, despite being difficult, she ended up with him.

"Kael..."

"Hmm?"

"Don't go back tonight."

Kael was surprised, as her slender fingers brushed through the ends of her hair, a smile slowly spreading across his lips.

Watching her reach out and wrap her arms around his neck, her eyes brimmed with an irresistible tenderness.

Then, the night was silent.

...

When Lily woke up again, it was already the next morning. 𝓯𝓻𝒆𝙚𝒘𝓮𝙗𝓷𝒐𝓿𝙚𝒍.𝙘𝓸𝙢

The morning sun bathed her crystal-clear skin as she furrowed her brows and awoke, feeling a pair of warm hands gently stroking her forehead.

That familiar touch and warmth, she had experienced it many times the previous night.

"Get some more sleep; today is a long day ahead."