Reborn Demon Girl Will Not Meet the Uncle Hero

Chapter 193 Meeting

Yin Nefert is actually quite confused.

She was constantly wondering if she had made the right choice.

The Cursed Ones Alliance should stand with Moher, while she herself wants to be on Doro's side—which is impossible.

The Cursed One cannot sever ties with Yin Nefeld, even if she herself wanted to. However, as the leader of a faction, it's not something you can simply step down from. To put it bluntly, Moh's price was: "The Cursed One becomes a Wizard."

However, this price buys the "Curse Master Alliance as a whole".

Instead of just buying a single Cursed Mage Alliance, which already includes the price of Inner Nefide.

If you go to Doro's side on your own, you'll be completely deceiving Moher. Of course, she might not cause trouble for In Nefertari, who's with Doro, but her deal with the Cursed Mage Alliance will also be discounted. You get what you pay for; if you run away, do you expect things to be completed perfectly?

This is impossible.

She met the wise king at Moh’s residence.

The current wise king is quite different from the one of the past. The former wise king was a refined and cultured man, always very composed, as if he had everything under control. The current wise king, however, wears a fitted maid's outfit and carries a broom. He looks rather cute, and although he is still taller than Moh, he certainly gives off a charmingly adorable vibe.

“Yin Nefeld, personally, I don’t really recommend you choose Moh’s side. She may not be here with the intention of winning. In other words, going to the battlefield might just be a suicide mission. And nobody knows if Moh has any plans in this fake war. It would be much better to be on Doro’s side. Although Doro has become the King of Men, he probably doesn’t have as many tricks up his sleeve as Moh.”

She seemed very friendly and even provided a lot of information, but Innefert only became more cautious. Dealing with someone like the Wise King was a necessary tactic. She was always scheming against you.

Over the years, the Cursed Masters Alliance has had many dealings with the Wise King, but with no good results.

"I had no choice."

She answered honestly, "No curse master would refuse the conditions offered by Moh. Any creature that grows in the shadows, even if it knows that the sunlight is too bright, would want to live in the sunlight. Curse masters have longed for this condition for too long, so I have no choice at all."

“You’re right. When you become an organizational leader, your personal will can no longer be expressed. You are pushed along by many things, visible and invisible, benevolent and malicious, intentional and unintentional… These things give you enormous power and make you keep moving forward. You can’t even control the direction yourself.”

The wise king spoke these words while sweeping the floor. He didn't seem particularly dignified.

"The Demon King has tasked me with leading everyone in this battle against Doro—so I think it's a good idea to communicate with you beforehand. We should trust each other more. Otherwise, if we lose the war, I can't say what the Demon King might do."

Yin Nefeld nodded, indicating that she understood: "It's no different from before. When we were fighting the Demon King, weren't we following your orders? Now it's just that we're fighting Doro instead. There's not much difference."

It's different now. Back then, I was the King of Men, and you were a member of the Hero Squad. Of course, I had the authority to give orders... It's different now!

“It’s perfect that you’re here too.” The Wise King thought for a moment, then put down his broom. “Naturally, the Ranger and the Dwarf King are both here. What I mean is, let’s meet, have a meeting, and reach a consensus. You should attend.” Yin Nefeld naturally had no interest in such a meeting, but she wouldn’t refuse either. After all… a cursed mage who aspired to become a wizard, who would stand under the sunlight, deeply understood the importance of helping the Demon King win this war.

In short, regardless of whether Moh will fight Doro again or personally intervene, the outcome of this war will greatly influence the world's situation for some time to come. For the reborn "wizards" to live openly in the world, they must win, proclaiming their power and their unyielding will to the world.

Under such circumstances, it was impossible for her to be without allies. The dwarves and elves were forces that could naturally unite. Although there were many internal conflicts among humans, it was not so easy for other races to intervene. Under the influence of the Church of the White, many people believed in human supremacy.

Most of the curse masters are abandoned humans, and they actually get along much more harmoniously with the elves and dwarves.

"here it is?"

"The banquet hall that Moher usually uses."

"She allows you to use it?"

"she is not here."

Despite being dressed as a maid, the wise king acted as if she owned the place. And she did indeed see the nature ranger and the dwarf king inside the room.

"Long time no see, you two."

"You too, the final song."

After exchanging greetings, the Wise King sat down: "The main reason for gathering you all here today is to discuss ways to counter the Church of the White, humans, the Mage's Guild, and the Alchemist's Association."

Nature Ranger gave a wry smile: "If the Elf race hadn't encountered such a thing, they wouldn't be too afraid of this situation. But now, even if the Dwarf race puts all its forces on the line, they probably still wouldn't be able to truly defeat these forces. They are too powerful, and they are at the height of their power, not yet in decline."

The Dwarf King nodded: "And since you're in charge, we all have to follow your orders—I find it hard to understand what the Demon King is trying to do by making this decision?"

"She just wanted to make me laugh."

The wise king concluded: "If she wants to see me and Xia Di fight each other, then she is, I must say, someone who enjoys watching a spectacle. But that's not the purpose of our gathering here—I'll just say one thing."

Several people's eyes fell on her.

"If you want to win, trust me unconditionally—I will definitely lead you to victory."

The wise king's gaze swept over the three men: "This is what I wanted to say. Do you agree, disagree, or do you have any other thoughts?"

(End of this chapter)