Fang Cheng was now the Lord of Ten Thousand Monsters. No monster could defy his will anymore.
He could tell a monster to kill itself, or even order them all to run naked around the world, and they'd have no choice but to obey.
But Tamamo-no-Mae's question was emotionally charged. She knew Fang Cheng wouldn't do anything to them, yet she'd asked anyway.
"Don't worry. We're more or less on the same side. I won't make you disappear."
Fang Cheng smiled. "But if you ever decide you don't want to live anymore, come find me. I promise you'll be satisfied."
Tamamo-no-Mae quickly regained her composure and smiled. "I'm afraid I'll have to disappoint you. I still have a long way to go before I've had enough of life."
She was about to sit down when Fang Cheng asked, "Did you forget something?"
Tamamo-no-Mae blinked. With her excellent memory, she immediately knew what he meant.
Earlier, to recruit Fang Cheng to deal with the Death Knight, Tamamo-no-Mae and Ibaraki-doji had each promised to grant him one request.
At the time, she'd planned to lure him in first. If he made an unreasonable demand afterward, she could simply refuse to honor her promise.
But now, no one had expected Fang Cheng to become the Lord of Ten Thousand Monsters. Tamamo-no-Mae wouldn't dare renege even if she had a hundred chances.
"Of course I haven't forgotten."
Tamamo-no-Mae flashed her signature, bewitching smile. Everyone except Fang Cheng nearly lost themselves in it. "You're the master of all monsters now. No matter how unreasonable your request, I'll gladly do it."
She had no intention of reneging. In fact, she hoped Fang Cheng's request would be as outrageous as possible. She wouldn't mind warming his bed tonight—or even having her way with a young man.
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