Seeing Shien Buztout’s resigned expression, Shafney continued to smile, but the look in her eyes changed, a playful glint appearing.
Usually, the men who saw her were either stunned and speechless, completely losing their composure, or fawning over her, not daring to offend her.
At first, Shafney found this amusing, but after thousands, even tens of thousands of years, she had become completely bored.
Even the Goddesses of the God Race lost their composure before her.
Those who could remain calm and composed before the Succubus, maintaining their true nature, were fewer than ten in all of Omnipotence.
And those people were either the Three Goddesses or her Demon Lord sisters.
Only before them could Shafney relax and interact normally. Others couldn’t even catch her attention.
This was also the reason for Shafney’s playful and pleasure-seeking nature.
She genuinely found everything in this world boring.
Her situation was somewhat similar to that of Omnis, the Supreme God.
Omnis was omnipotent, able to create and obtain anything effortlessly, and thus had no interest in things easily obtained.
Shafney, because others willingly offered her anything she wanted, found most things in the world uninteresting.
She liked things that weren’t easily obtained.
Therefore, she liked Airi because Airi always resisted and expressed her dissatisfaction openly, which Shafney found amusing.
Although her other sisters were also calm and composed before her, as the second of the Six Demon Lords, they generally respected her, and their eldest sister also valued her opinions and wishes, indulging her most of the time. Therefore, although she had a good relationship with her other sisters, she liked Airi the most.
As for the Three Goddesses, they were long-time enemies, their hostility towards Shafney stemming not from personal animosity, but from their opposing stances. Shafney, also having her own stance, kept her distance from them and naturally wasn’t fond of them.
Shafney originally thought that besides those on her level, no one else in this world could satisfy her preferences.
Unexpectedly, this Hero who intrigued her gave her a surprise.
Shafney could tell that he was also affected by her charm, showing signs of wavering.
But he seemed to resist this, not wanting to be captivated by her, and tried to distance himself.
This was a first for Shafney.
Moreover, although he wavered and resisted, his words and actions remained unchanged, facing Shafney with his true nature, not hiding himself or putting on a pretense of being a gentleman or acting fearful, just because she was the most beautiful woman in Omnipotence. This made Shafney genuinely happy.
At this moment, Shafney somewhat understood why her indifferent younger sister was so fond of this Hero, and why her older sister also said he was special.
This Hero was indeed special.
Silently, Shafney added another three points to his score, giving him a total of ninety-five.
This score was unprecedentedly high. No other man had ever received such a high evaluation from Shafney.
However…
(His origins are definitely not simple either.)
Shafney pondered.
Why was a Hero summoned again after a thousand years?
Why did this Hero possess such a powerful Holy Sword and such astonishing potential, even surpassing that of Mitra? Was it a coincidence, or was there another reason?
If such a being truly achieved Transcendence, then who in Omnipotence, besides the retired one, could control him?
What would he do to this world that had enjoyed peace for a thousand years once he became the most influential being?
Thinking of this, Shafney suddenly understood.
(Big sister arranging for little Airi to marry this Hero isn’t just to appease the Demon Race, but also to seek protection for the Demon Race’s future, right?)
Times had changed. In this era of peace, although the Hero was still the nemesis of the Demon Race, he was no longer an irreversible enemy. If the Demon Race could break free from their past and build a good relationship with the Hero, then even if something happened in the future, the Hero would likely consider the Demon Race as well.
Others might still harbor resentment towards the Demon Race because of the past war, but not the Hero.
Since ancient times, all Heroes had a common trait: they valued relationships deeply.
This Hero, although special, judging by the rumors and his attitude towards Airi, he was the same.
Therefore, befriending him might not be a bad thing.
Of course, this was on the premise that Airi also favored him and didn’t object.
Otherwise, Sara wouldn’t sell out her younger sister’s future for this purpose.
(I just didn’t expect that we Demon Lords would also marry one day. Life is truly unpredictable.)
Shafney couldn’t help but feel a little emotional.
For millions of years, although the Six Demon Lords were all renowned beauties, they had never considered marriage.
This included Shafney, who was loved and pursued by countless people.
There was no man in this world worthy of them, or who could catch their eye.
Even among Heroes, how many could achieve Transcendence?
Moreover, Heroes were the natural enemies of the Demon Race. In the era of constant war a thousand years ago, it was impossible for them to have any relationship with Demon Lords.
Even those Heroes captivated by Shafney eventually became enemies of the Demon Race due to external factors, impossible to have any further development with her.