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Taming the Tyrant Beast Women

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Chapter 10: The Beast-Girl’s First Evolution

Taming the Tyrant Beast Women

The Beast-Girl’s First Evolution

Earlier, in front of the dungeon, Leon had quickly scanned and noticed that not every beast-girl had the potential to evolve. Most beast-girls didn’t possess hidden evolution attributes at all.

"Evan... you’re pretty lucky," Leon said with a cold laugh.

A little fox that could evolve all the way to SS-rank. Though not as impressive as the SSS-rank Divine Beast White Tiger. Still an incredibly rare and powerful beast-girl.

*What a waste.*

Only Leon could see hidden evolution attributes. A beast-girl with evolution potential like this—in someone else’s hands—was simply a tragedy.

As Selena continued killing dungeon creatures, Leon gradually noticed something strange. Faint wisps of soul energy were flowing into his own body.

*[Ding! Host, greetings. Your beast-girl has slain numerous Demonic Beasts. You have received feedback—your aptitude has been improved.]*

"What?!"

Leon was overjoyed. He hadn’t expected the "Tyrant Women Should All Tame" system to be so considerate. It could actually feed back to him through monster kills!

Leon opened his own beast-soul master panel.

**[Beast-Soul Master: Leon]**

**Aptitude:** D-Rank (1.4%)

**Mana:** 5/5

**Soul Skill: Soul Detection**

*Soul Detection: Covers a spherical area centered on the user, with a radius ranging from several meters to several hundred meters. Within this range, any living being’s or object’s soul fluctuations will be detected, regardless of whether they are hidden or disguised.*

On Leon’s panel, the aptitude section now had a progress bar displaying a percentage. That meant his aptitude could also be improved by killing monsters!

"This..." Leon was so excited he didn’t know what to say.

D-rank aptitude was extremely low. His first soul skill was just a basic detection ability. Limited by his aptitude, the detection range was only 2 meters. *What good is 2 meters?!*

But if he could improve his aptitude, that range would grow rapidly. A beast-soul master could use his own mana to replenish his beast-girl’s stamina and spirit power. Raising her combat ceiling. Additionally, he could unleash powerful soul skills to assist in battle.

The higher the aptitude, the more ridiculous the stats and effects became. And as his mana cap increased, the beast-soul master would awaken second and third soul skills to coordinate in combat!

Before this, Leon had never had the money to buy the various rare treasures needed to improve his aptitude. But now everything was different.

Half an hour later, Selena finally achieved her first level-up.

Her body glowed with golden light. The lightning around her crackled more intensely. Her white silver hair flowed in an unseen wind. Her Purple eyes burned brighter.

Leon watched her transform. His heart swelled with satisfaction.

*This is just the beginning.*

*Soon, she will become the Divine Beast White Tiger.*

*And I will become unstoppable.*

Selena landed gracefully beside him. Her chest heaved with exertion. Her F cup breasts rose and fell beneath her fitted robe. The gold sash still emphasized her narrow waist. Her peach-shaped hips swayed as she stood. Her long legs were bare beneath the robe’s slit. Sweat glistened on her porcelain skin.

She looked at Leon with a mixture of hatred and confusion.

He had taken everything from her. Her freedom. Her dignity. Her son’s respect.

And yet... he was making her stronger.

She didn’t know how to feel.

Leon stepped closer. He reached out and brushed a strand of white silver hair from her face. She flinched but didn’t pull away.

"You did well, Dear Selena."

His voice was soft. Almost gentle.

"Rest now. We’ll continue soon."

Selena nodded reluctantly. She had no choice. The contract demanded obedience.

But deep in her heart, something was changing.

A tiny spark of something she refused to name.

Hope? Curiosity? Or just the realization that maybe... just maybe... this wasn’t the end of her story.

It was only the beginning.

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