Shien learned a lot about the Demon Realm from Shajina and was even warned by her.
“Many races in the Demon Realm aren’t very friendly towards the Human Race, believing them to be mere vassals of the God Race and inherently weak, generally looking down on them.”
“Especially recently, with the news of the Hero being summoned again, although he’s engaged to the Dragon Demon, many demons still harbor strong hostility and vigilance towards the Human Race and even the God Race.”
“I heard that members of the Old Demon Faction have also been frequently appearing in various territories, inciting the races and trying to disrupt the order of the Demon Realm.”
“At this juncture, Master, your appearance in the Demon Realm might attract unwanted attention. Please be careful.”
Shien thought to himself,
(Sorry, I am that Hero.)
While thinking this, Shien also realized once again that the Hero’s existence had a greater impact on the Demon Race than he imagined.
(It seems things will be interesting from now on.)
Shien thought nonchalantly.
At the same time, the Shajin Clan’s settlement was already in sight.
…
A settlement.
It referred to the base where a clan resided.
Unlike the Human Realm, the Demon Realm didn’t have the concept of countries, only territorial boundaries, and the environment in each territory was different, causing the various demon races to mostly occupy their own territories.
The Moon Demon’s and the Succubus’s territories were relatively better, at least having cities, but the other four territories were different, without cities, only regions and districts.
Therefore, the Demon Race’s ecosystem was somewhat similar to that of the Beastmen and Elves, each race occupying its own territory, living like nomads or tribes.
The place where their clan resided was their settlement.
The Shajin Clan’s settlement was located near a forest in the Savage Demon Territory.
This area was suitable for raising and capturing monsters, making it a good habitat for the Shajin Clan.
In the Demon Realm, many races lived in territories not entirely suitable for them, forced to stay there for various reasons.
The Shajin Clan, having such a settlement that was more or less suitable for them, was better off than those impoverished races.
However…
“…Aren’t there a bit too many beauties in this Shajin Clan?”
Shien looked at the surrounding Shajin beauties, who didn’t dare to approach him, whispering and pointing at him, and was speechless.
Shajina’s expression was also a bit awkward.
Then, she stammeringly told Shien something.
“Actually, in our Shajin Clan, besides our skill in raising monsters, the number of women also overwhelmingly exceeds that of men. The birth rate of girls is very high, and they’re all quite beautiful. That’s why our ancestors chose to settle in the Succubus Territory.”
Shajina’s explanation made Shien speechless.
Was he lucky?
This was awkward…
Shien Buztout had always felt he wasn’t a protagonist.
But when it came to his luck with women, he felt he had the makings of one.
When he first arrived in this world, as an adventurer, his team members were all stunning beauties.
He knew the true identity of the unparalleled princess, hailed as the most beautiful woman in the Human Realm, and naturally became engaged to her.
One of the Six Demon Lords, at the apex of the Demon Realm, was now his fiancée.
He also deflowered a beautiful elf girl, breaking a long-standing tradition.
He even “plucked” the young lady of the Elvenbein family, who secretly received the Goddess of Fate’s blessing and shared the same lineage as the Kingdom’s Treasure.
Finally, he even visited the Elven Homeland, filled with only beautiful girls, becoming the only non-elf male welcomed by the Elves since the previous Hero, spending half a month in that land of female elves.
And now, having arrived in the Demon Realm and experiencing an unexpected incident, he was being hosted by a tribe renowned for its beautiful women?
With such luck with women, Shien couldn’t help but think he had the protagonist’s aura.
Come to think of it, when he dealt with Mara and found the High Priest’s secret base, entering the underground dungeon and rescuing Capeline, he also feasted his eyes there, right?
Were those who reincarnated into another world destined to build a harem?
Bathed in the curious gazes of the Shajin beauties, Shien, his feelings complex, was led by Shajina to an impressive-looking building.
There, a group of people welcomed his arrival.
“Welcome to the Shajin Clan’s settlement. Please forgive us for our inadequate hospitality,” said the Shajin standing at the forefront of the welcoming party with utmost respect.
He was an elderly man, seemingly over fifty, his hair not yet white, but with wrinkles at the corners of his eyes, and fish-like scales covering half of his face, making him look formidable.
“Father,” Shajina bowed to the man.
This elderly Shajin was the Shajin Clan Chief, Shajina’s father, a Higher Demon at level seventy-nine, close to eighty.
“How should I address you?” Shien asked, sizing him up, feeling a sense of wonder.