I shook my head in disbelief and wanted to quickly close the message so I could keep watching the hot dance.
Opportunities like this were rare, after all.
Huh? No matter how I clicked, it wouldn’t close. Was this piece of junk computer broken?
A phone ringtone sounded, and I picked it up casually: "Hello, who are you looking for?"
The computer issue had me irritated, so I didn’t have a very pleasant tone when answering the phone.
"Is this Fuitsu-san?"
A woman’s voice so sweet it melted into my bones.
"Yes, that’s me. May I ask who you are?"
Wow, a woman looking for me?
"Teehee, I’m the grand prize."
Another coquettish laugh.
"Who the hell are you? Stop messing with me. We live in a society governed by law now—human trafficking is illegal."
"I’m telling the truth..." That "truth" dragged on for at least five seconds.
A chill ran through my whole body. "Really? Then if you’re so capable, come out and let me see you! If I see you, I’ll believe it."
"You haven’t fulfilled the one condition yet."
"Miss, there are way too many scammers nowadays. If you’re so capable, show yourself. If not, I’m hanging up."
"I understand. You want to inspect the goods first, right? Fine, wait a moment."
And with that, she hung up.
I put down the phone. What the hell was that? "Inspect the goods"—she made it sound so real.
I turned to look at the computer, and what I saw scared me so much I jumped—the computer screen was actually starting to emit smoke! I was so startled I leaped up and ran toward the door, keeping my distance.
Before long, smoke filled the entire room.
With a loud crack, the computer finally died, and my heart sank along with that sound.
My computer!
Then the smoke in the room began to change. It gradually gathered together and formed a human shape. This eerie scene had far exceeded my psychological tolerance. I screamed, "Ghost!" and bolted toward the door. Why the hell wouldn’t the damn door open? I twisted the handle—I twisted it again!
"You asked me to come see you, so why are you leaving before you’ve even seen me?"
A coquettish voice came from behind me.
With my hand against the wall, trembling, I slowly turned around and immediately saw the woman who had been dancing erotically on the computer. I asked in a shaky voice, "How did you get in? Are you a human or a ghost?"
The woman looked at me with a beaming smile and said to me word by word: "I... am... not... a... ghost... okay."
That sentence put my heart at ease.
"But I’m not human either."
That sentence made my heart leap up again. I wiped the sweat from my face and asked cautiously, "Then what are you? A god? A monster?"
With a face as beautiful as a flower, the woman walked up to me, gently wrapped her arms around my head, and pulled it toward her bosom, saying softly, "I’m the grand prize."
She was more than half a head taller than me, and my entire head was buried in her cleavage.
A waft of milky fragrance entered my nose. Such a sensual scene sent an evil fire rising from my lower abdomen. My masculinity, having just turned eighteen, stood up bold and proud, pressing against the woman’s thigh!
The woman gave a soul-stirring, lust-filled smile. Her right hand reached down under me and grabbed the hard thing that had just been showing off, and her hand slowly began to stroke it!
Such a stimulating scene would be impossible for even a saint to endure, and I was certainly no saint.
With strength from I don’t know where, I grabbed this woman who was half a head taller than me and threw her straight onto the bed. With bloodshot eyes, I shouted and pounced.
I grabbed the tender flesh of the woman’s chest at once and kneaded it vigorously.
I tore open the transparent bra and bit down on the other pale mound. My face was flushed bright red by now. I had long stopped caring what she actually was. Whether human or ghost, there was only one thought in my mind: take her, ravage her hard!
And in fact, that’s exactly what I did. Before long, two rows of teeth marks had appeared on the woman’s tender breasts.
My hand reached toward the beauty’s lower area, preparing to enter that enchanting triangular zone.
But then the woman grabbed my hand and hummed softly in my ear: "You haven’t fulfilled the last condition yet."
She was telling me to stop at a moment like this? I asked urgently, "What condition?"
The beauty gave me a coquettish sidelong glance and breathed out fragrant air as she said, "All you have to do is promise to give me your soul."
After saying that, she gently kissed me on the lips. My first kiss was gone just like that!
Suddenly, a burst of multicolored light rose in the room again, so bright I couldn’t open my eyes.
When the light faded, a girl about the same height as me, around eighteen or nineteen years old, had appeared in the room.
She was wearing a long cream-white dress in a very strange style, resembling clothing from ancient times.
Her golden, radiant long hair hung casually over her shoulders. Beneath her slender eyebrows were a pair of very pale, almost colorless sapphire eyes.
Her delicate nose stood perfectly in place, her lips were alluring, and her fair, slender neck bore a sapphire necklace.
Her entire presence seemed extremely holy. At that moment, she was glaring at the red-haired woman lying on the bed. She parted her red lips and said, "Kavuri, you still dare sneak out and harm people?"
Kavuri looked at the golden-haired girl in annoyance and said, "Athena, you’re just so annoying. Why are you in such a hurry? He’s not your husband."
Kavuri was a bit annoyed with Athena and started talking nonsense.
Athena glared at Kavuri, and a hint of red actually showed through her fair face: "You slut..."
Kavuri seemed too lazy to argue with her. She stood up, and even though she was basically wearing nothing at this point, she thrust out her towering chest, swayed her snake-like waist, and walked up to me—my brain still completely frozen. She bent down, letting her chest jiggle in front of my face, and said coquettishly, "You haven’t agreed yet. If you just give me your soul, I’ll grant you one wish."
"Don’t! Kavuri is a vampire. She’ll drain all your blood. If you don’t give her your soul, I’ll grant you one wish."
Before I could even speak, Athena had already cried out urgently!
I stared blankly at the two of them. Watching their eager expressions, I immediately started calculating in my head.
If I agreed to this Kavuri, I’d have to give up my soul just to get one wish. But if I didn’t agree to Kavuri, I could get one wish granted without paying anything at all.
Remembering the basic principle my mother taught me—only a fool doesn’t take advantage of a bargain—I spent five minutes making a decision that would change my future forever. I said to Athena, "I’ll listen to you."
Hearing me say that, Kavuri stomped her foot in resentment and shot Athena a glare. Then, without another word, she vanished into thin air like smoke, while Athena beamed with joy.
Seeing Kavuri disappear from the room, having already experienced this sort of thing twice, I was no longer surprised. I suddenly realized that my psychological endurance had skyrocketed in this short period of time, like riding a rocket.
I stared at Athena until she looked a bit embarrassed, then asked, "Are you a god? A monster?"
Athena, hearing me stare at her for ages only to ask such a stupid question, rolled her eyes in exasperation.
Annoyed, she said, "I am Athena, the goddess of wisdom from Mount Olympus. I’ve promised to grant you one wish. Hurry up and say it."
"You’re really a goddess? You’ll really grant me one wish?"
I still couldn’t quite believe what was happening today. I thought I must be dreaming!
Athena closed her mouth and said nothing, looking like she wasn’t going to answer such an idiotic question.
I took a deep breath. Judging by her expression, she didn’t seem like someone easy to negotiate with.
Hesitantly, I said, "Actually... actually I... don’t really have a wish. I just want you... want you to be my big sister and stay with me."
After stammering through that, I secretly edged toward the door. If she got angry, I’d run. If I couldn’t escape, I’d beg for mercy—at worst, she just wouldn’t grant me any wish.