Reincarnated in the Alternate World, I'm A Demonic Lord as Well as a Villager-Chapter 624 - 319: Even If We’re Not Reading Proper Books, It’s Still a Book Club! (Part 3)

Chapter 624: Chapter 319: Even If We’re Not Reading Proper Books, It’s Still a Book Club! (Part 3)

In recent days, every skeleton soldier Shami encountered in the Demon Realm would shout things like ’Offer my heart to the Demon King’; ’If war comes, let me be in the front line’; ’The Skeleton Race will always be the strongest backbone of the demon tribes’; ’Skeletons are indestructible, the demon tribes will not perish!’—words Shami found somewhat confusing.

Although having this kind of awareness is quite good. But there’s always a feeling that something is off.

Normally, even demons have the potential to betray the Demon King. Luwaka had been betrayed by three or four of his subordinate tribes. The loyalty of an average demon to the Demon King ranges from 60 to 90.

The higher the loyalty, the more they trust the Demon King and the less likely they are to betray him.

Depending on each generation of the Demon King, the loyalty of demons towards the Demon King would also vary.

As of now, from the demon tribes led by Shami, a loyalty survey conducted in the first half of the month indicates that the loyalty of monsters from all tribes to the Demon King is above 90.

A score above 90 is an exceptionally high loyalty. Luwaka’s demons had a loyalty only between 60 to 70.

Moreover, compared to the loyalty records of every past Demon King in demon tribe history, the current loyalty to Shami is unquestionably number one, by a large margin.

In other words, all current demons exhibit very high loyalty to the Demon King, willing to serve him with the utmost capability. When faced with life and death decisions, they are willing to sacrifice their lives for the demon tribes, with only a minute chance of choosing betrayal under extreme circumstances.

The breakdown from Shami’s demon loyalty survey is as follows.

Slime Race loyalty is around 94 to 95.

Goblin Race loyalty is around 95 to 96.

Minotaur Race loyalty is around 93 to 94.

Fishman Race loyalty is around 92 to 93.

Ghost Race loyalty is around 91 to 92.

Rolling Stone Spirit loyalty is around 90 to 91.

Treasure Chest Monster Race loyalty is at 92. (Currently, the Treasure Chest Monster Race consists of only one Treasure Chest Monster)

Although there’s a variation in the loyalty of different races, Shami understands it. With the loyalty of demons to him above 90, Shami is quite satisfied.

But what truly puzzles Shami is the loyalty of the Skeleton Race.

Skeleton Race loyalty: stable at 99

What does a loyalty of 99 mean?

Among the Demon Envoys, only the one with white hair has a loyalty of 100, and the loyalty of the other three Demon Envoy girls is just around 95.

In terms of demons, the Slime Race, which Shami first resurrected and has been accompanying him the longest, has a loyalty of about 95; the Goblin Race, currently expanding the demon tribes’ territory, has only 96.

Yet, the Skeleton Race can achieve a stable loyalty of 99!

This means that if Shami wishes, he could form a team of Skull Guards, a guard squad forever loyal to the Demon King, with absolutely no worry of the Skeleton Race rebelling.

Shami frowned deeply.

"But the question is, why is the Skeleton Race’s loyalty significantly higher than that of other demons..."

Shami couldn’t find a reason. He asked himself, he hadn’t particularly given any special treatment to the Skeleton Race.

"Lord Shami, everyone’s here."

At this moment, Bone Frame returned to Shami’s side.

"Bone Frame, do you know if anything has happened with the Skeleton Race recently?"

"Eh? It’s the same as usual. Responsible for maintaining operations in the Demon Realm."

"But I always feel that the skeletons are looking at me differently recently. There’s a strange glint in their eyes when they look at me. No..."

Shami stood before the Demon King Castle, looking at all the demons ahead.

"It’s all, all the demons looking at me, all have a peculiar glint in their eyes."