A Demon Lord’s Tale: Dungeons, Monster Girls, and Heartwarming Bliss

Chapter 513.3

When I think of enemies, the first thing that comes to my mind were those people from the human supremacists group… but I also had a feeling that this was not the case. After all, this new enemy acted differently from the human supremacist people I know.

I also couldn’t understand what the purpose was, but this time, I think it was more calculated than before, and there must have been some kind of intention.

The human supremacists, those I met in the Allysia Kingdom, were very calculating and forward-thinking.

Perhaps, the people responsible for this were acting with the goal of spreading bad sentiments towards other races, like in the case with the ones I encountered not so long ago.

And now, it has come to this.

The current Rulers I know cooperated with each other, especially King Allysia, who was a human, somehow managed to bring the situation regarding human supremacists to its current weak state, but it could have also caused those desperate to make drastic moves.

But…from that point of view, their actions were more short-sighted.

In my opinion, most of the so-called “human supremacists” just didn’t like other races for various reasons, like blaming other races for losing their jobs.

I believe that the idea of human supremacy was chosen as an outlet for their dissatisfaction.

Actions born from short-sighted thinking were also short-sighted.

They could only get a bit of satisfaction from doing this, but this would not get rid of what was really causing these feelings.

If there was one question that remained, that was why did they wait until now to do what they had to do?

If they had intended to destroy the competition completely, the most effective time to do so would have been during the actual competition.

There was no doubt that summoning those monsters during the event would have caused more chaos and terrible damage.

Nonetheless, why take action at such a halfway point before the event?

Because of this incident, security would be even tighter in the future, and preparations for the competition would be made with even greater fervor.

How much sense did this action make?

Did they expect me to be taken down that easily, or did they think there would be more damage to the stadium?

Regardless of their reason, I was now aware of their existence, and have already discussed it with the current guards about it. This way, we should be able to prepare for a more effective way of dealing with those terrorist threats.

If an incident like this had occurred in a situation where many countries and many spectators were gathered, the reputation of the Rogard Empire would have been greatly damaged.

This world was not as lenient as my previous world.

If I have an enemy, it does not matter what their race is, or even if I have trusted them before. I would be willing to crush them thoroughly.

Well then, after getting this far, even I would not be able to tolerate any more of this, since they literally become an enemy of this country, my country.

If this was an attack from a different Demon Lord, then I would definitely consider them as prey to be devoured.

There might also be the angle of wanting to interfere with the events, but they didn’t want too many casualties.

So, could I assume that the one who caused this was someone from this country?

“…”

I looked at the map.

The map was very useful.

The most wonderful thing about a Demon Lord’s power was that they could do anything with DPs, but next to that was this map function.

It allowed a Demon Lord to see what the enemy was doing and where they were at any given time, and to see their threat level in detail.

But…in this case, it might not work effectively, if not useless.

Because basically, almost everyone around here was considered an intruder in my dungeon, other than my family members and those connected to me.

Previously they were simply intruders, but now they became my enemies.

But one specific function of the map that I could use was to search for specific enemies.

It may sound simple, but making it work properly was anything but that.

“…Damn. I guess it’s not that easy.”

Even after a few filters, there were still many enemies around.

It was annoying as heck, but…I wouldn’t lose.

No matter what their intentions were, I would trace them down and make the event a success.