Chapter 811: Current situation of Julian
For nearly five full minutes, Julian’s orgasm seemed endless. His cock continued to twitch and spurt weakly even after the main waves had passed. Seraphine slowed her strokes gradually, milking him through the aftershocks with gentle, loving movements until finally, his cock began to soften in her hand.
Julian’s legs were trembling. He had to place one hand on her shoulder to steady himself and his breathing were heavy as the intense pleasure slowly ebbed away, leaving him drained and shaky.
Seraphine finally opened her eyes and looked up at him with a soft, affectionate smile. She gave his softening cock one last, gentle squeeze before releasing it.
“How was it?” she asked quietly.
Julian took a few more deep breaths, slowly regaining control of himself. The dominant, calculating part of him that had been pushed aside during his submission slowly returned. He looked down at his daughter, covered in his cum – and a small but genuine smile formed on his lips.
“That was good,” he said, his voice still a little rough. “Better than good.”
Seraphine’s smile widened. She brought one cum-covered finger to her lips and licked it slowly, tasting him while maintaining eye contact. The sight sent a fresh, weaker twitch through his spent cock.
“I’m glad,” she whispered. “I liked making you lose control like that, Father… it was intoxicating.”
She stood up slowly, her red gown now stained with his release across her breasts and thighs. She stepped closer and pressed a soft kiss to his lips, letting him taste himself on her tongue for a brief moment before pulling back.
“But next time,” she added with a teasing glint in her eyes, “I might make you wait even longer.”
Julian chuckled weakly and then pulled her into a loose embrace. For a few moments, they simply held each other, pletely enveloped by each other’s pany.
The night had been intense, but the real world…with all its schemes and dangers was still waiting just outside the door.
**
The morning came to the Astran Duchy with a gust of fresh air and a day full of new potential.
After spending a few intense hours with Julian the previous night, Seraphine had already left for the Ares Kingdom under cover of darkness. Though she had her demi-god mana sealed down to the level of a Grand Mage, Julian knew it would be more than enough for her to protect herself.
She was his daughter, after all: sharp, resourceful, and far more dangerous than most gave her credit for. He had watched her silhouette disappear into the night from the balcony, a quiet smile lingering on his face long after she was gone.
Now, as the first rays of sunlight filtered through the tall windows of his room, Julian stood by the open balcony, breathing in the crisp morning air. The castle below was slowly stirring to life: servants moving through the corridors, knights beginning their morning patrols, and the distant sounds of the kitchens preparing breakfast. To the outside world, it was just another ordinary day in the Astran Duchy.
But for Julian, every day carried the weight of an impending storm.
The success of the war soon to e depended heavily on how well each party prepared. Currently, Julian had the Astran Duchy and the Easvil Duchy, both of which would fight alongside him when the time came. As Arch Duke of the Ares Kingdom as well, he was more than capable of mobilizing Ares’ forces to join the conflict.
But he could not rely on that too heavily. The moment he crossed the border to attack another kingdom, the whole continent would be swept up in the war. Hades and Apollo, the two kingdoms that had been watching neutrally while silently building their forces, would naturally join the fray as well. The fragile balance that had held for centuries would shatter overnight.
So Julian was in a precarious situation.
He could not afford to make any reckless moves. His current objective was clear: gather as much information as he could while slowly bringing more and more noble houses of Hermes under his influence. He needed allies, resources, and most importantly, time. The black flame corruption was spreading in secret, and the Servant of Death’s shadow loomed larger with every passing day. If he acted too soon, he risked exposing himself before he was ready. If he waited too long, the enemy might strike first.
But he was not entirely without advantages.
The Servant of Death himself was unaware of Julian’s presence in the Hermes Kingdom. That was the one miscalculation in their plan. That ignorance was Julian’s greatest weapon right now. It gave him the element of surprise, a hidden blade in the dark that could turn the tide when the moment was right.
Julian turned away from the balcony and walked back into his room, his mind still turning over every piece of the growing puzzle.
He changed into more formal attire – a dark, well-fitted vest with the Astran crest embroidered subtly on the collar, and prepared for the day ahead. There were meetings to attend, conversations to steer, and information to gather. Seraphine’s visit the night before had been a wele reminder of what he was fighting for, but it had also reinforced the stakes. His daughters were waiting for him back in Easvil. His real body still lay unconscious at the Silver Moon Inn. He could not afford to fail.
As he stepped out of his room and into the corridor, Julian’s expression settled into the calm, posed mask of Kraven Astran. But inside, his mind was a whirlwind of strategy and anticipation.
The war was ing.
And when it came, he would be ready.
**
Julian was walking through the main corridor of the castle when he saw two women talking among themselves. He immediately recognized them: Vanessa and Olivia.
Olivia was clad in her usual tempting yet manding dress – a deep emerald gown that hugged her mature curves perfectly. Vanessa, beside her, looked more striking than usual in an elegant lavender dress that flowed gracefully around her figure.
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