Chapter 1024: A new problem related to doppelgangers.
Geminia watched Arabel’s reaction with amusement.
Unlike her, the news that her descendent were copulating with members of other species did not seem absurd to her. On the contrary, she was delighted that her descendants had finally begun to reveal their innate instincts, which she herself had once suppressed and passed on to her descendants.
Now she was very curious about how it would all end. After all, her descendants were not pure-blooded Formless Ones who forever took on the appearance of their partner’s race, but those who could change their appearance as much as they wanted and take on the appearance of any race.
“I wonder what could happen if a Doppelganger took the form of an Alpha of Fire and copulated with a human woman?” she wondered.
“Will they be able to conceive a child?”
“If so, who will be born? The Alpha of Fire? A human? Or something in between?”
While Geminia was thinking, Arabel, shocked, began to sort out in her head who had managed to sign a contract with the Doppelgangers by this day and had crossed these boundaries.
There weren’t many people on the list, and she immediately excluded many from it, including her Valkyrie sisters, Irene, Arslan, and Milena.
Soon, there were only a few people left on the list, and among them, she quickly discovered the main suspects.
“That bitch!” exclaimed Arabel, remembering the girl with pink hair from the former Guild of Red Foxes.
“It should be her, Nimuka, and considering that she’s not only free to have sex and share it with other girls, she’s probably also involved others in it,” she mused.
“Geminia,” Arabel asked, interrupting her thoughts, “How do you feel about this?”
“You know we’re from different worlds, and my attitude is different from yours,” Geminia replied with a slight smile. “I’m just wondering where this is all going to lead.”
“But wouldn’t it be unpleasant for you if your descendants were used as live sex toys?” asked Arabel, expressing one of her concerns. “Hardly anyone could fall in love with a doppelganger, especially considering that he can have many disguises. So, everything that happens between them is just a desire for pleasure.”
“What’s the big deal?” — Geminia asked, tilting her head. “Copulation, pleasure, and procreation do not necessarily require love.
“Formless ones sometimes choose their partners and help them, even if the partner is against it. For them, procreation and helping the race not disappear is more important than personal feelings.”
Arabel pletely shared Geminia’s opinion. They were from different worlds, and their views on life were significantly different. What seemed wrong to Arabel seemed natural to Geminia.
Geminia was curious about where this was all going to lead. Will her descendants be able to evolve?
However, in Arabel’s opinion, it was all wrong. Doppelgangers are by nature chaotic beings who are not always aware of their true selves. They are constantly influenced by those whose images they accept.
The contract that binds them to the masters lands them somewhat, establishing a special bond. This connection makes the doppelgangers see their masters as special people whose words they are ready to carry out unconditionally.
Arabel believed that it was wrong to use such gullible and not yet fully self-aware creatures to satisfy their desires. It can ruin not only them, but also yourself. After all, having such a convenient lover who can take on any appearance and fulfill any whim can lead to moral decay.
Deciding that it was necessary to sort out these issues as soon as possible, Arabel said goodbye to Geminia and returned to the living room of the private house.
“What a headache,” she sighed, massaging her temples.
“What happened?” —Sierra and Milica asked after hearing Arabel sigh.
After a moment’s hesitation, Arabel decided to share the news with them to get their opinion.
To her surprise, they took the news quite calmly, not as emotionally as she had expected.
“Well, it depends on the person himself,” Sierra mented. “Why do you think so many of us have doppelgangers who are almost our copies, and not men?”
“For some, this happens instinctively, but some are aware of the risk of temptation and deliberately do not look at Doubles as potential partners. And the Doppelgangers feel this and, following their desires, purposefully do not take on the appearance of the opposite sex.”
“In this regard, the doppelgangers will not make the first step until the master does it,” Milica added.
“However, it is important that you raised this issue, and the first people who crossed this line appeared. It is necessary to understand the situation before it gets out of control. The idea itself can be dangerous and contagious. Therefore, we need to find those who have already taken this step and convince them not to tempt others and spread information.”
“Yes, I agree,” Sierra nodded.
“Fortunately, not many people have signed a contract with Doppelgangers,” Arabel suggested, wondering who it could be.
“I’ll do the search, you go about your business, and let pointy—ears keep an eye on the situation with Idan and the others,” Sierra said with a smile.
“Thank you for your help, big sister,” Arabel said, relieved that she wouldn’t have to deal with all this alone.
“After all, I’m still in charge of the prison, and catching violators is part of my job,” Sierra said, as if joking.
“Go and mind your own business, and we’ll take care of the rest,” Milica agreed.
“Thank you, master,” Arabel said with sincere gratitude and entered the living room of the family home to collect her thoughts.
Leaning back on the fortable sofa, Arabel was lost in thought, mechanically stroking her stomach.
Suddenly, a system notification appeared in front of Arabel’s eyes, startling her slightly.
[Ding! A World Quest was received]
[As one of the protectors chosen by the World Will, you have been called]
[The Disaster is almost over. Only the last event remains]
[The Systems Dungeon is ready to open its gate]
[The World Will calls on the Host to participate in this grand final event and bee the Gatekeepers of the Dungeon]
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