You're still a sinful man, aren't you? Master.
　That's enough, Asmodeus.

　The dream world.
　Hercule was chatting with Asmodeus after he had paid the price for his regular contract.

　It was six years ago that Hercule had made a contract with Asmodeus.
　It was when Hercule was ten years old.

　Hercule's virginity in this life.
　and familiarity.

　And a regular supply of semen and magic, and additional semen and magic when used.

　The two of them made a contract.

　Even when not in service, Hercule must make love to Asmodeus once a week and be squeezed.

　Asmodeus is a demon, the most powerful of the seventy-two pillars of the spirit world.
　That's why his fuel consumption is low.

　However, his abilities are immense.

　It can do things that ordinary magic, sorcery, and spirits cannot, such as tricking the senses of sight, hearing, smell, touch, and even taste, and entering into the dreams of others.

　He can do things that ordinary magic, sorcery, and spirits cannot. "Master is a very bad person to have a girl who cares for him so much and to have s*x with this b*tc* demon.
　"Then don't dream about it. It's exhausting. ......

　Hercule sighed.
　It's a good idea to have a good idea of what you're looking for.

　However, Hercule is still a monster when he can have s*x with Asmodeus and not only stay alive, but also recover from it the next day.

　"Oh, my lord. Don't you remember your contract with the devil?　It's against the law to violate a contract.
　I know. A contract with a spirit, with a demon, is absolute.

　There are certain things that must be adhered to when practicing necromancy, or demon summoning as it's also known.

　First, you must make a firm contract with the demon.
　Demons are always looking for loopholes in contracts. Therefore, you have to make a perfect contract with no loopholes.

　Secondly, you must keep your contract with the devil.
　Even if you can tactfully avoid it, as in the fairy tale world, ......
　The devil is vindictive.
　If you break a contract, disaster is sure to follow.

　Secondly, don't leave any mental gaps.
　The devil will try to rebel as soon as his master shows an opening.

　Next, don't divulge the contents of the contract to others.
　It is the same for both humans and demons that you should not talk about the contents of the contract to others.

　And ......
　Finally, you must build a relationship of trust with the demon.

　This may seem to contradict the above four points, but ......
　Demons are living beings after all.
　And they are more compassionate than you think.

　So it is possible to build a trusting relationship with demons.

　If you trust each other and develop a friendship, ......
　If you trust each other and develop a friendship, the relationship will continue until the contract is broken or one of you dies.

　But... You're too fuel-efficient. You're too fuel efficient to be of much use.
　"Ha, you all say that. But after all, you can all use me. The legendary Great King, the Thunderbolt General, and your ancestor, Baldy.
　Don't be cruel to my ancestors, okay?
　It's true.

　"It's true," said Asmodeus, nostalgic for his former master.
　She looked like an old woman, squinting and reminiscing about the past.

　She was dressed as a bunny girl to match Hercule's taste.

　I only make contracts with heroes, and with people who can be heroes. So I assure you. You'll be a hero. You'll go down in history as a great hero.
　"Well, I'll take your word for it.

　Hercule shrugged.

　"Well, you are unusually humble for an overconfident master.
　I don't care how much of a genius I am. I don't know what I'll do in a few decades.

　Even Hercule is not that overconfident.
　He is aware of his current abilities.

　"Shall I tell you the jinxes of the masters I've contracted with?
　"What?
　No one has ever killed fewer than 100,000 people in his life.
　Of course.

　Asmodeus' former master is a world-famous hero.

　One of them was a lifelong invincible king who had led the way and won victories against opponents several times his size.
　The other was a great king who was invincible all his life. He had an ambition to conquer the world and traveled as far as Sindhira, but he fell in the end.
　He is also the man who proved that the mobility of cavalry can defeat even a large army.

　The other is a man who single-handedly challenged the great nation of Lemuria with a total army of over 500,000.
　The other is a man who single-handedly challenged Lemuria, a large country with a total army of over 500,000, and was invincible until he was defeated by a young hero in the fifth battle, striking fear into the hearts of the Lemurians.
　A man who demonstrated the iron-floor tactics using the mobility of cavalry.


　The only man Lemurians have ever feared, and still fear, who is not afraid of 300,000 infantry, tens of thousands of cavalry, or even a thousand war elephants.

　The last one is the man who reunited a divided Lemuria.
　With his centripetal force, he saved Lemuria and became the emperor, achieving glory.
　A charismatic man.

　Their lives have been marked by glory.
　But let's not forget.

　That glory is supported by a mountain of corpses.

　If you kill one person, you're a murderer, but if you kill a hundred thousand people, you're a hero.
　I don't think so, Master. There are a lot of people who committed genocide and yet are treated as great criminals rather than heroes.
　"Then what do you think is different?

　Asmodeus smiled mischievously at Hercule's question and replied.

　Asmodeus smiled mischievously and replied: "The ability to dress up.
　"Dressed?
　The great hero is the one who can dress himself beautifully in the pile of corpses he has built. "A great hero is one who can take a corpse that was originally ugly, dirty, and filthy and turn it into a beautiful, shining ornament. That's a great hero.

　Asmodeus then narrowed his eyes at ......

　So you can be a great hero.
　"Huh. ......

　Hercule sighed.

　"Good grief. I don't really like heroes who say, "Oh my God," but ...... this time it's "Oh my God. Don't talk about people as if they are evil.
　What do you mean? It's the other way around.

　Asmodeus laughed and laughed. ......

　"You can kill at most a hundred people with malice. But with good intentions, you can easily kill 10,000 or 100,000 people. So you're a good person. I'm sure of it. A little vain, a little greedy, a little selfish, a little unsympathetic to human pain.

　To this Asmodeus, Hercule says: ......

　Oh dear.

　Neither confirming nor denying.