Rise of the Eromancer

"By… by the gods…"

Clio completely had no idea what happened, but she and Rhys were back at the camp – the last thing she remembered was her hugging a tree while Rhys was violently destroying her insides. She did not really know how to explain the experience, but it was…

…life changing.

She had really only been taught how to pleasure a man by her maids – but Rhys had let her feel something she never really thought was possible. She thought it was dirty and immoral at first when Rhys just started licking her down there…

…but she almost completely lost herself when it happened.

Even now, while just thinking about it, she felt herself getting… wet on top of the blanket. She was completely naked, but she could not even make the effort of covering herself just in case they were not done…

…because they have been doing it for hours.

Her maids have told her that it usually only lasts for several minutes, they clearly lied.

"I… I won't be able to get married anymore," Clio covered her face in shame, "I've… lost my value as a princess. No… a woman's worth should not be measured by her purity."

Clio could really only talk to herself, convincing herself that what happened was completely normal and acceptable – even fully knowing that it was not at all. But if something that felt so good was wrong, then perhaps… it was better to be wrong.

And as her mind continued to race about what she had just done, her body soon felt the fatigue and slowly lulled her into the sweet confines of dreams.

As for Rhys, he just stared at the 5 Hearts floating above Clio's head; 4 of them, already filled. As far as he knew, Clio had absolutely no abilities or powers of any kind – so what exactly was he going to get by filling all of them?

"...No," Rhys quickly shook his head as the thought entered his mind. He promised himself that he was never going to conquer the hearts of people just because of their abilities, and yet here he was, measuring someone's worth with how useful they could be.

What… was he actually becoming?

He then very gently left the blankets, careful not to wake up Clio from her deep sleep. He then turned to look at the two suns floating above the skies – and this time, he took the time to stare at it; really stare at it.

"!!!"

Rhys suddenly felt a searing pain poking through right at the center of his chest. He quickly patted his chest several times as he looked at it, only to see nothing there at all – no. There was something.

There was a small sizzle and smoke waving from his chest; very minute, and if his eyesight and senses were not as good as they are, he probably would not even be able to notice it. But that wasn't the most important part, however.

Before he felt the searing pain, Rhys could swear that he saw the two suns suddenly… move. Moved in a way that almost seemed… human – or more specifically, a human holding a bow.

"What…" Rhys could really only blink a couple of times. He wanted to look at the suns again, but the next time might be the last – but that confirms his suspicion, however. There was someone watching all of them from above during the day, and they were coming from the sun…

…or perhaps they were the sun themselves.

He had already spent an entire week in this place, and yet he was still completely unaware of the rules. But then again, he had just spent a week here… and he had already slept with a princess of a polis, and got in the center of what seemed to be a looming war between Thebes and Calydon.

"Good work, Rhys…" Rhys whispered to himself while shaking his head, "...What am I even doing here? I should be back in the real world and just spending time with Katarina and the others."

After a few more breaths of lament, Rhys just sat back down and just closed his eyes to rest until Clio woke up. Fortunately for the two of them, the sun was still very much active when Clio woke up and the two of them continued their journey to the East.

Clio did not really say much at all, but it was obvious with the way she was now moving her hips close to Rhys while on the horse that she had become comfortable with him – well, she should have; the two of them already shared an extremely intimate thing together.

"Are you alright, Your Highness?"

"Just… let's just rest for a little bit."

Clio, however, needed to rest almost every half an hour since her legs were still shaking and her nether regions were still quite sensitive. And soon, the sun was once again setting on them – Clio was about to pull the horse to a halt, but then she saw several movements from the distance.

"Rhys, can you see what those are?" Clio pointed at the silhouettes.

"...People," Rhys squinted his eyes as he quickly looked to where Clio was pointing, "And they seem to be building something?"

"Building… wait…Hya!" Clio kicked her feet as they rushed toward the people – and soon, they saw more than a hundred people pulling, pushing, and carrying large rocks around, "Are they… creating a city here?"

Both Rhys and Clio could not help but widen their eyes as they saw a large peristyle being built – the workers did not really heed them any mind at all, only glancing at them once before returning to their work.

"This place…" And as Rhys felt Clio moving, he quickly hopped off the horse and just gently helped Clio down as well, "...I've seen this in my dreams."

Clio then suddenly ran away on her own, leaving Rhys with the reins of the horse.

"Hm…" Rhys just let out a small sigh; lifting a large rock near him and using it to pin down the reins so that the horse would not go anywhere. Of course, the drumming sound he made while doing so caught the attention of the workers.

Rhys just awkwardly waved his hand before following Clio through the crowd of workers.

"Rhys! Right here, here!" Clio quickly gestured to him to hurry up, waving her hand several times as she pointed at something, "This is the same exact spot I saw in my dream."

"This…" Rhys squinted his eyes as he looked at the large formation of rocks Clio was pointing to, "...That's a boulder, Your Highness. What could possibly–"

"The rock that would soon attempt to bear the likeness of the Sun God, Apollo."

And before Rhys could finish his words, a woman suddenly stepped out from behind the large boulder; the gown she wore, thin and long enough to brush the ground – and yet, it completely remained as immaculate as her face which almost glowed with the sun from how pale and fair she was.

She looked almost ephemeral; her silhouette almost fading in the light of the setting sun. Her hair, almost golden, and her eyes incredibly blue.

"It's… you," Clio let out a small but very deep gasp as she stared at the woman, "You're the oracle."

"I… do not know you," The woman blinked a couple of times as she looked at Clio; her face slightly confused. But she stared at her for just a moment before focusing her eyes back on Rhys, "But I do know you, Stranger."

"Hm?" Clio could really only squint her eyes as the woman approached Rhys… and then just kissed him right on the lips without any warning,

"W… what are you doing!?"

**AUTHOR'S NOTES**

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