The Incubus System - Chapter 886

Chapter 886: Chapter 876. Memorable Is An Understatement

The Incubus System Chapter 876. Memorable Is An Understatement

A shout echoed through the room. Before we could utter a word, Larry jumped from his seat, hiding behind me as if I were his shield.

“Demons? All of them? Are they your soldiers? Did you bring them here to the human world? What if they eat me?” he babbled, his gaze darted nervously between my pets.

Red tilted his head in bemusement. “We don’t eat humans. Our sustenance comes from His Highness. Otherwise, I would have snacked on you when we first met in that empty warehouse,” he stated.

Larry’s confusion deepened as he tried to recall the encounter. “That empty warehouse?” he echoed, brows furrowing in concentration.

“Yeah, you almost touched my fur, don’t you remember?” Red nudged his memory with a sly grin, his bushy tail wagging enthusiastically.

Suddenly, Larry’s eyes widened with comprehension. The lightbulb moment had arrived. “Wait… You’re that fiery dog demon,” he uttered.

Red, delighted to be recognized, responded with a proud grin, his tail swaying like an animated flame. “Bingo! That’s me! His Highness even gave me a name, Red,” he declared.

Larry’s gaze shifted between Red and me, piecing together the connections between the creature and the peculiar events in the empty warehouse.

“Now you know. Don’t worry, they won’t eat you,” I reassured him. They’re loyal and have their quirks, but they won’t harm you,” I explained. “You’re not on the menu,” I added.

Larry’s face lit up with gratitude, and a warm grin spread across his lips. “Thank you, Red!” he exclaimed happily, wrapping his arms around him in a heartfelt embrace.

With a joyful expression, he crouched down and began scratching behind Red’s ears. Red’s tail wagged furiously, and he leaned into the scratches.

“Who’s the good boy?” Larry asked with enthusiasm.

Celia came back with a plate of sandwiches.

“Oh, you seem really close to Red,” she said with a teasing smile.

Larry eagerly confirmed, “Yeah. He saved me from a demon once.” Then, a flicker of regret crossed his face, and he hastily covered his mouth. “Opss,” he added.

“Don’t worry, she already knows about you,” I said, nonchalantly finishing the last bite of my breakfast and leaving an empty plate in front of me.

“Why did you tell her? It’s a secret between us,” he whined.

Celia chimed in with an amused grin. “Don’t worry. I won’t tell anyone. My brother is a demon lord, and his secret is safe with me. Let alone yours,” she assured.

“Besides, I already knew you were a demon hunter a long time ago. Long before yesterday’s accident. If not, how could I say your full name at the prom party,” I admitted in a nonchalant tone.

Larry’s sudden realization hit him like a ton of bricks. “Ahhhh!” he screamed, pointing accusingly at me, his face contorted in annoyance. “That’s right! I remember that! You called my full name and took me flying. I almost threw up because of that! So, you did it on purpose! I couldn’t sleep all night because of that, ya know!” he complained with genuine irritation.

I shrugged, nonchalantly grabbing one of the sandwiches. Taking a satisfying bite, I responded, “It was not entirely on purpose, you know?” My words, though seemingly casual, carried a hint of mischief.

“So half of it?” Larry sought clarification, his eyes narrowing in suspicion.

I grinned, acknowledging the truth. “Well, maybe a quarter. It was more of a spur-of-the-moment thing. I couldn’t resist. But hey, you got a memorable experience out of it, didn’t you?” I chuckled.

Larry crossed his arms, clearly not fully convinced. “Memorable is an understatement. I still have nightmares about it,” he grumbled, his annoyance evident.

Celia chimed in with a teasing smile. “You’re lucky it wasn’t a one-way ticket to the moon. At least you got a scenic detour over the city.”

Larry shot her a mock glare. “Very funny, Celia.”

This time, I had the upper hand, and I shot him a triumphant look. He retaliated with a flat stare, clearly annoyed.

Without saying a word, he snatched one of the sandwiches and took a bite, grumbling under his breath, “I was afraid for nothing.” The annoyance in his tone was hard to miss.

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