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Now reading: Chapter 294 294- A Choice to Birth from Ultimate Villain's Return as a Doctor in the Cultivation World, a Fantasy novel by Idiocrat.

The assembly hall's candles had burned low by the ti Cang finally pulled free of the Queen entirely.

Queen Yue collapsed forward against the throne, both forearms braced on the armrests, her pregnant belly swinging heavily as her body shook through the final aftershocks. Her court robes were a ruin — rucked up over her hips, soaked through at the hem, the inner silk dark and wet. Her platinum hair, so perfectly arranged three hours ago, had co entirely undone on one side, trailing across her sweat-damp cheek.

She was breathing in the specific way she breathed now — in ragged, involuntary gulps that hitched on every exhale, the way a woman breathes when she has been so thoroughly used that her lungs have forgotten the uninterrupted rhythm they once knew.

Lin Yuxi was still on her knees, having cleaned her fingers with precise, catlike thoroughness. Her court robes were only slightly less destroyed than her mother's. The nipple chain swung gently between her heaving breasts as she looked up at him.

The docunt sat folded on the throne's armrest, patient.

Cang rolled his shoulders. His cock, still half-hard and glistening, hung between his thighs as he reached for the folded pages. He didn't dress. He never dressed here. He opened the docunt again — not to review the portraits, he'd morized those — but to confirm the departure tiline written in Elder Fang's precise hand.

Thirty-eight days remained.

He needed to leave in fifteen.

"I'll need you both," he said.

The Queen lifted her head from the throne back. Her face, even in this state, attempted composure — the automatic reflex of a woman who had spent twenty years constructing authority over her own expression. The reflex was slower now. It took longer to arrive. But it ca.

"We'll prepare," she said. Her voice was still slightly fractured. "Whatever you need."

"The Labyrinth requires a formal clan delegation. Three cultivators minimum from the sponsoring family." He glanced at Yuxi. "You're one. I'm going separately." He paused. "I need a second with real cultivation. Not a ceremonial body."

Yue straightened.

"Master." The word carried a weight it hadn't in the beginning — not submission, exactly, but the specific gravity of a woman who has accepted what she is without bitterness. "My child." Her hand moved to her belly. The enormous swell of it. "I cannot travel in this state. The birth is—" She calculated with the calm efficiency of a mother. "—close. Weeks, perhaps less. I cannot enter a labyrinth nine months pregnant."

Cang looked at her belly.

Then at her face.

The expression that crossed his features was not cruel. It was sothing quieter and more absolute than cruelty — the expression of a man removing an obstacle from a problem he has already solved.

"Then we'll take care of that now," he said.

He snapped his fingers.

The sound of it was soft. Barely audible.

The chamber doors, however, did not open softly.

They swung inward with a boom that sent the nearest candles guttering wildly — and the two maids who had been moving past in the outer corridor with fresh towels nearly fell over each other trying not to drop them.

They were young — seventeen and nineteen respectively, both assigned to the royal residential wing, both of whom had spent the past week in a state of suspended, wide-eyed awareness that they had not been asked to explain and had not volunteered any explanation for. They had heard the sounds through the walls. Everyone in the residential wing had heard the sounds. The head maid had quietly reassigned the outer hall duties to the more experienced staff and told the younger ones that the Queen was engaged in "private cultivation restoration" and that prompt, silent service was expected at all tis.

The young won had nodded. They had brought towels. They had not asked questions.

Now they stood in the doorway with their towels and stared.

The Queen was bent over her husband's throne. Her robes were around her hips. A man who was not her husband — a man who was nothing like her husband, who was built like the carved war-god statues in the eastern shrine hall and was standing completely naked in the assembly chamber as if this were the most natural arrangent in the world — was standing behind her.

Lin Yuxi was kneeling on the floor nearby, court robes askew, nipple chain visible.

The older maid's mouth opened.

Cang looked at her. Just looked.

She closed her mouth. She bowed. She turned and walked very quickly back down the corridor without knowing exactly where she was going, only that she was going there imdiately.

The younger one — the nineteen-year-old with quick eyes and the practical intelligence of a girl who had grown up in a palace and understood that survival ant reading a room correctly — absorbed the full situation in approximately three seconds, turned around, and walked back the way she'd co at a fast walk that was almost running.

The head maid was found. A rapid, whispered exchange occurred. And then, with the extraordinary efficiency that characterized the Lin Clan's dostic staff at their best, a king-sized birthing bed appeared in the grand hall's center within twelve minutes.

Four maids carried it. Two more followed with clean linen. One arrived with the clan physician — a slight, gray-robed woman of perhaps fifty who took one long look at the situation, closed her eyes for exactly two seconds, opened them, and went to stand at the foot of the prepared bed with the expression of a professional who has decided that her job is her job.

The maids arranged themselves around the bed's periter. Twelve of them, eventually. Towels, bowls of warm water, dical instrunts in cloth rolls. They stood with their eyes carefully focused at mid-distance — seeing everything, acknowledging nothing.

Cang reached down and picked up the Queen.

Not carefully. Not gently. His hands found her hips — the wide, soft, bruised hips that fit his grip like they'd been asured for it — and he lifted her off the throne and carried her to the bed.

"Wait—" Her hands flew up to his shoulders reflexively. "Master — the ceremony preparations aren't—"

He threw her onto the bed.

The entire fra lurched. Queen Yue hit the clean linen on her back with a sound that was half-gasp, half-cry, and her whole body bounced — the pregnant belly lifting and dropping with a deep, heavy jiggle, her milk-swollen tits swinging up toward her collarbones before slapping back down, the silver nipple chain clattering, her thighs falling open automatically from sheer trained reflex.

"HYAAAHN~!!"

Twelve maids stared very hard at the middle distance.

The physician checked her instrunts.

Lin Yuxi had followed from the hall, court robes partially re-draped, and positioned herself near the head of the bed. Her eyes were fixed on Cang with an expression that was equal parts dark anticipation and sothing softer — the look of a woman watching the man who owns her prepare to do sothing monstrous and feeling her body respond before her mind catches up.

Cang climbed onto the bed.

The fra groaned significantly.

He positioned himself between the Queen's spread thighs, and she imdiately pushed herself up on both elbows — the automatic half-sit of a woman trying to maintain so agency over her own situation even when horizontal and nine months pregnant and wearing nothing below the hips.

"Master." Her voice had found so steel from sowhere. "I need you to be careful. The child—"

"I'm helping," he said. "The child needs to co out."

"That is 'not' how—"

"Your cervix is still closed," he said, with the calm of a man explaining logistics. "I'm going to open it."

Queen Yue stared at him.

Sothing complicated happened to her face — the collision of the Matriarch who ran a clan and the woman who had spent seven days learning that this man's definition of help and her definition of help were not the sa definition, and that his version had never, not once, been wrong about what her body needed.

She lay back.

"Be gentle," she said. The words ca out sowhere between an order and a plea.

His cock had thickened as he looked at her — the full ten inches of it now, swollen darker at the fat head, the girth of it sothing the Queen had spent seven days accommodating and still felt every ti like the first ti. He pressed the head against her pussy lips — swollen, permanently sensitized, already wet before he'd touched her because her body no longer knew how to be any other way in his presence.

He pressed in.

Three inches. Slow.

"Haanh~—" Her head pressed back into the pillow, back arching. Her belly rose with the arch.

Four inches.

"Mnghh — Master — slowly — 'slowly' —"

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