Combat Maid Harem

"Hehehe. Master, you're so embarrassing.:"

The flames of the regal phoenix swished and were absorbed in Ember's body as she reverted back to her human form. Her pupils were golden, and a phoenix was in each of them.

Her maid uniform was fiery red, and she carried herself with a regal aura—like an empress of an empire.

"..."

Lawrend stared at her in silence. He wasn't embarrassed. He didn't care about things like that.

"What? Is there something on my face?'

Ember's confidence brought her closer to Lawrend. She took elegant steps through the air and arrived within arm's reach.

Her enchanting smile kept Lawrend staring.

"You… look so much more beautiful and… this aura inside of you… is it really a Phoenix?" Lawrend asked, looking stunned and confused.

"Why, yes?"

"You look like a walking bundle of Fire Laws in my eyes…" Lawrend replied, sounding skeptical of his own conclusion.

"Oh."

Surprised by his words, Ember looked at her own arms. After a few seconds, she realized what he meant.

"This is why the Goddess killed all the Phoenixes in the Human World," she spoke in a depressed tone.

"If that's all they are, then reviving them shouldn't be impossible." Lawrend smiled.

Realizing that he was correct, her smile returned. She extended her arms over his shoulders and embraced him tightly.

She kissed his lips with no warning whatsoever.n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om

It was a pure kiss with zero sexual intentions and only love.

Ember pulled her head back a few seconds later. When she saw Lawrend's stunned face, a smirk blossomed on her face.

"What? Do you not like my confidence?"

"You are so different. I'm sorry I couldn't react."

Lawrend would normally respond when his women did such things to him. However, she was so different that he had mixed feelings.

"Hehe."

Ember winked at him and flew back to the rest of his maids.

"I'm sure you need to help the others as well."

"Wait, Lawrend. What about the missing Fire Laws of my Spirit World?" the avatar asked.

It was already injured, so losing an important element would be a big blow even more.

"Ember, I'm sure you can fix this temporarily."

"Yes, Master."

Ember gracefully bowed.

Tiny embers lifted from behind her back and floated to the skies. They reached every corner of the Spirit World in a few seconds, demonstrating their monstrous energy.

"Spirit World, this is a temporary solution. I will fix everything once I complete my transformation to Sub-God."

"..."

The Spirit World's avatar stared at him in silence. It had no choice but to trust him. In addition, he sensed the changes brought by the tiny embers that Ember sent out to the Spirit World.

They replaced the missing Fire Laws, and everything returned to normal.

"Those are the Fire Laws she took in the first place…"

It was speechless and helpless at the same time. It could only accept this conclusion. After all, Lawrend was his only chance of staying alive.

A being such as the avatar of the Spirit World came from nothing and had a stronger instinct than living beings to stay alive. After all, it couldn't reproduce and pass on itself to the next generation.

It was a lonely boat in the middle of the ocean.

Lawrend ignored the Spirit World and looked at his other maids.

"Amene."

The orange catgirl's ears perked up, and she smiled at him delightfully. Her tail wagged left and right like a dog's.

Lawrend pulled her to him.

As soon as she reached in front of him, she jumped forward and embraced his chest. She purred like a cat in his embrace.

"Nyaster, thank you. I will do my best!"

Amene already knew what was about to happen. She was excited and expectant about it.

"I hadn't named your bow yet, so this would be the perfect chance."

Lawrend rubbed her back and gently pushed her away by holding her shoulders. He looked straight into her jolly eyes and nodded.

"I shall name your bow— Xes. This bow will have the power to change an arrow's direction by your will," Lawrend declared with his voice not only spreading through the Spirit World but also reaching the Human World in the form of a faint whisper.

This form of declaration basically announced the bow's ability to all the elements in the Spirit World, Human World, and his world. As long as no God intercepted her magic, then the Xes bow would always have an additional advantage in those three worlds.

And by itself alone, the bow could change directions, so it could be imagined that the additional benefits would allow it to do more things.

Lawrend didn't know what they were. After all, each world had its own elements that were independent of each other.

The Xes bow floated from Amene's back, and a fiery wind gathered around it.

The Spirit Wind Divine Magic in Lawrend's body escaped in the form of a fog and coalesced around its surface. They changed the internal structure of the bow to better suit wind magic.

"This will be your key to control the bow."

Lawrend extended his left palm, and a small part of the fog separated and formed a small pill, just like the earlier ones. It didn't contain as much divine magic, but it was enough to form Amene's future path.

She was basically the first Bow Mage in history, so it was a form of guide for her future endeavors.

In addition, this also locked the bow for other people.

After a few minutes, the fog escaping Lawrend's skin faded. The Spirit Wind medicinal pill was formed and looked like a white pearl from the sea.

Faintly, one could hear the howling wind if they pressed their ears against it.

"Take it."

Lawrend lifted his palm to Amene's mouth.

Her ears twitched, and she pecked his palm like a chicken, taking the pill into her mouth.

It exploded in her mouth and assimilated with her whole being as fog started escaping her eyes, ears, mouth, and nose.