How I Accidentally Built a Kingdom
Chapter 8 - Perceptive Yet Oblivious
- Chapter 74 - I Became An Adventurer
- Chapter 73 - Form Of Identification
- Chapter 72 - We Knew He Was Lying
- Chapter 71 - Negotiation 101
- Chapter 70 - Miserable Winter Mornings
- Chapter 69 - Summary of Events
- Chapter 68 - Lofie Village, New and Improved
- Chapter 67 - Plans On The Journey
- Chapter 66 - Supporting Husband
- Chapter 65 - Confessions Surrounded By Battle
- Chapter 64 - Smart Monsters Are Absolute Bitches
- Chapter 63 - Flaming Barricade
- Chapter 62 - Upgrading The Threats
- Chapter 61 - Make Her Happy
- Chapter 60 - Julia’s Plan
- Chapter 59 - I Know You’re In Love With My Husband
- Chapter 58 - Cat’s Changes
- Chapter 57 - I Really Hate Speeches
- Chapter 56 - Recruitment Tests
- Chapter 55 - Training His Instincts
- Chapter 54 - Surviving The First Assault
- Chapter 53 - Professor Catharina
- Chapter 52 - Fees and Training Grounds
- Chapter 51 - Morning Encounters
- Chapter 50 - Our Past Unveiled
- Chapter 49 - Threats In The Dark
- Chapter 48 - The First Retainer
- Chapter 47 - Free-For-All
- Chapter 46 - They Deserved It
- Chapter 45 - A Chat Between Sisters
- Chapter 44 - Catharina
- Chapter 43 - Stellor City
- Chapter 42 - The First Day Of Training
- Chapter 41 - Introductions
- Chapter 40 - Shadow Killer
- Chapter 39 - A Hit Landed
- Chapter 38 - A Test Of Strength
- Chapter 37 - New Employees
- Chapter 36 - Deserters
- Chapter 35 - Avoiding Death By Running
- Chapter 34 - A Pretty Good Battle
- Chapter 33 - We Travel Through Booksfield... Again
- Chapter 32 - Preparations Made
- Chapter 31 - Another Reason For The Journey
- Chapter 30 - You Have A Sister!?
- Chapter 29 - My Pride and Joy
- Chapter 28 - The First Steps Into Leadership
- Chapter 27 - Battle State
- Chapter 26 - My Warmup From Hell
- Chapter 25 - The Morning After
- Chapter 24 - My First Shift
- Chapter 23 - Opportunities For Growth
- Chapter 22 - The Talk With Worick
- Chapter 21 - Building Faith
- Chapter 20 - A Battle With a Beast
- Chapter 19 - A Terrifying Roar
- Chapter 18 - A Kiss Under Lights
- Chapter 17 - Lofie Village
- Chapter 16 - The First Plan
- Chapter 15 - My Brilliant Negotiation Skills
- Chapter 14 - Darvel’s Apology
- Chapter 13 - A Beastly Growl
- Chapter 12 - My Chat With Darvel
- Chapter 11 - Meeting With Darvel
- Chapter 10 - I Learn Magic
- Chapter 9 - Intimacy... Finally!
- Chapter 8 - Perceptive Yet Oblivious
- Chapter 7 - My Freedom Restricted Again
- Chapter 6 - My Story Told Freely
- Chapter 5 - So Many Business Opportunities
- Chapter 4 - She’s Perfect, Dangerous, or Both?
- Chapter 3 - We Travel Through Booksfield
- Chapter 2 - There Aren’t Any Bars?!
- Chapter 1 - I Just Wanted a Quiet Life
I want to start this session by saying that you definitely shouldn’t believe everything my dear idiot of a husband tells you.
I love the man to the ends of the world, but he tends to overinflate certain things, and completely ignore other things.
He can be strangely perceptive, yet completely oblivious at the same time.
Don’t you dare interrupt me while I’m speaking fondly of our husband!
She started it!
Fine!
Remember our husband won’t always be there to step in and save you.
I will bring it on you bitch!
Sorry about that, these other bit— I mean these sister-wives of mine can sometimes get on my nerves a bit.
Now if you hadn’t noticed yet it’s Julia speaking again.
I finally have my turn to tell you what really happened, and stick to the actual story while doing it.
I’m not going to go back and retell you everything Daniel did, just to correct all of his bad story telling methods, because that would be just a complete waste of time.
And I hate wasting time... every moment should be spent helping our husband, not sharing our history with you people.
But if it makes my husband happy to tell all of you our history, then that’s what we’ll do.
And we’ll do it in great detail, perfectly executed, like everything he desires should be done.
***
Daniel might think that I was upset that the elf dared call me a "dirty human", but that wasn’t entirely the case at all.
Of course that did piss me off, but not as much as him insulting Daniel repeatedly with one sentence after another.
Or that he laughed at the mere mention that Daniel could improve the service this rather pathetic inn was providing.
He must have been pretty brave to do all of this in front of me.
I had been moments away from crushing him like an ant beneath my boot.
If it hadn’t been for Daniel holding me back, that smug, racist elf would have had to be scraped off the walls.
I don’t know when I became so protective of this otherworlder, or even why.
Daniel thinks it was his natural charm, and charisma.
And maybe it was.
I can’t deny that in his own way he definitely is charming.
But would I call him charismatic?
Definitely not.
The man is about as awkward, and plain as they can come.
And yet... I was becoming obsessed with him.
He interested me beyond what words could describe. And all I wanted was to protect him, and help him realise all of the dreams he could possibly have.
At that time I thought that maybe his dreams extended beyond opening the bar like he said.
If you hadn’t noticed it yet, the man never actually says what he means, or even really knows what he wants.
Yet, there was this sincerity in him that I had never seen in anyone else. All of his reactions were just who he was, there was no hidden agenda with him, what you saw is what you got.
And the way he stood up for me as we left the study... I had to do everything in my power not to jump him right there in that hallway.
The way he was gently leading me by hand back to our rooms made my heart race with expectation.
Yet I knew that it would have to be me who made the first move, because he was clearly oblivious to any subtle hints that I might have given him.
The man said goodnight with a handshake after he walked me to my room the previous night.
If that doesn’t tell you everything you need to know about him, then maybe you’re not that different from him.
My heart was racing in my chest like a beast at full gallop by the time we reached our room.
Daniel led me into his room, and closed the door behind us.
Which made my flustered situation even worse. I expected this to be the moment where he would try something, which I would have welcomed with open arms, and yet he once again found a way to completely subvert my expectations.
"Can you teach me about magic?"
Teach him about magic. The man had a woman alone in his room, a woman who clearly wanted something to happen, and the something she wanted to happen had nothing to do with the study of magic.
If things worked out as I had expected the moment might have been magical, but in essence there should have been no magic involved.
"Yes, I can teach you about magic." I was pretty flustered at that moment, but I would have done anything he wanted.
"First we should find out what affinities you have." I started, heading for the door as I spoke.
"For that I’m going to need my testing stones. I’ll be right back."
I closed the door behind me, and leaned back against it for a moment, just to get my heartrate back in check.
I quickly moved to my room, grabbed the small bag with my testing stones from next to my bed, and charged back to Daniel’s room.
It had taken me mere moments to find them, and return, and yet I felt an emptiness in my surroundings in those moments.
When I entered his room again, I found him sitting on the bed, deep in thought. He was wearing one of the most serious expressions I had ever seen on him.
"Are you okay?" I asked, I didn’t like him wearing these expressions.
It was almost like it physically hurt me to see him this... down.
He snapped out of his thoughts, and gave me his trademark "nothing can ever be wrong with me" smile.
"Yeah, I’m fine. I just didn’t expect that racism would be prevalent even in this world though," he answered.
Hearing this only pissed me off even more.
Obviously not at Daniel, but at that moron of an innkeeper.
"Unfortunately I think you’ll find different forms of discrimination no matter where you go, even a completely different world it seems." I answered, sitting next to him on the bed.
He turned his head to face me, I couldn’t help but get lost in those green eyes of his.
Before I could catch myself I was leaning forward slightly. I don’t know what I was thinking, it’s not like I had ever, in my twenty-four years of life, experienced anything close to attraction to a man.
And even now I still couldn’t tell you what was going through my mind in that moment.
What I can tell you however is that the moment my lips met his, it felt like fireballs were exploding in my mind, like molten earth was running through my veins.
It was fantastic.
***
Okay, I think that should be enough for today, in the next session I’ll continue from there.
I just need to go and experience the entire process again, so I can give you a proper and well thought out description of events.
Nooo, I don’t only want to sleep with you.
This is only for research purposes.
Okay fine, maybe I do want to just have some intimate moments with you.
I’m sorry if I made you feel like it’s only for work, okay.
You bastard... you were only trying to make me feel bad weren’t you!
Don’t you dare lie to me!
I know that smile all too well!
Anyway, I’ll continue the story in our next session.
And yes, it’ll still be me telling you the story.
- Chapter 74 - I Became An Adventurer
- Chapter 73 - Form Of Identification
- Chapter 72 - We Knew He Was Lying
- Chapter 71 - Negotiation 101
- Chapter 70 - Miserable Winter Mornings
- Chapter 69 - Summary of Events
- Chapter 68 - Lofie Village, New and Improved
- Chapter 67 - Plans On The Journey
- Chapter 66 - Supporting Husband
- Chapter 65 - Confessions Surrounded By Battle
- Chapter 64 - Smart Monsters Are Absolute Bitches
- Chapter 63 - Flaming Barricade
- Chapter 62 - Upgrading The Threats
- Chapter 61 - Make Her Happy
- Chapter 60 - Julia’s Plan
- Chapter 59 - I Know You’re In Love With My Husband
- Chapter 58 - Cat’s Changes
- Chapter 57 - I Really Hate Speeches
- Chapter 56 - Recruitment Tests
- Chapter 55 - Training His Instincts
- Chapter 54 - Surviving The First Assault
- Chapter 53 - Professor Catharina
- Chapter 52 - Fees and Training Grounds
- Chapter 51 - Morning Encounters
- Chapter 50 - Our Past Unveiled
- Chapter 49 - Threats In The Dark
- Chapter 48 - The First Retainer
- Chapter 47 - Free-For-All
- Chapter 46 - They Deserved It
- Chapter 45 - A Chat Between Sisters
- Chapter 44 - Catharina
- Chapter 43 - Stellor City
- Chapter 42 - The First Day Of Training
- Chapter 41 - Introductions
- Chapter 40 - Shadow Killer
- Chapter 39 - A Hit Landed
- Chapter 38 - A Test Of Strength
- Chapter 37 - New Employees
- Chapter 36 - Deserters
- Chapter 35 - Avoiding Death By Running
- Chapter 34 - A Pretty Good Battle
- Chapter 33 - We Travel Through Booksfield... Again
- Chapter 32 - Preparations Made
- Chapter 31 - Another Reason For The Journey
- Chapter 30 - You Have A Sister!?
- Chapter 29 - My Pride and Joy
- Chapter 28 - The First Steps Into Leadership
- Chapter 27 - Battle State
- Chapter 26 - My Warmup From Hell
- Chapter 25 - The Morning After
- Chapter 24 - My First Shift
- Chapter 23 - Opportunities For Growth
- Chapter 22 - The Talk With Worick
- Chapter 21 - Building Faith
- Chapter 20 - A Battle With a Beast
- Chapter 19 - A Terrifying Roar
- Chapter 18 - A Kiss Under Lights
- Chapter 17 - Lofie Village
- Chapter 16 - The First Plan
- Chapter 15 - My Brilliant Negotiation Skills
- Chapter 14 - Darvel’s Apology
- Chapter 13 - A Beastly Growl
- Chapter 12 - My Chat With Darvel
- Chapter 11 - Meeting With Darvel
- Chapter 10 - I Learn Magic
- Chapter 9 - Intimacy... Finally!
- Chapter 8 - Perceptive Yet Oblivious
- Chapter 7 - My Freedom Restricted Again
- Chapter 6 - My Story Told Freely
- Chapter 5 - So Many Business Opportunities
- Chapter 4 - She’s Perfect, Dangerous, or Both?
- Chapter 3 - We Travel Through Booksfield
- Chapter 2 - There Aren’t Any Bars?!
- Chapter 1 - I Just Wanted a Quiet Life
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