Once upon a Villainess

e sentence that meant something to give an appropriate reply. 'I am sorry, but this is for the best. All Kazmetik-kin must go through trails to survive what is to come. If you liv

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te Joker Is still their mother, even if you are the true one in the end. What did you birth? Just a provider without doing the hard work." Lady Kosmah saw the reactions and pitied this daughter but her torture was not as bad as a few. Yes, she was a mere spawn when she was treated that way but it is within her tolerant range. "Mother

she had been too weak and lost everything, but this time she will allow her to do as she

y be a part of you and in truth, I had assisted h

aking vengeance when she accepted those usurpers and taken my offspring? Or–" La

is daughter is so weak now those others can destroy her with a mere thought with ease. She can't die yet. She must have an understanding and this world is, this is what she now needs. "Because, dear daughter, this is where it should begin, where it all begins." Before the small beast could speak further, she dropped it. Looking at it fall she was not surprised where it fell. Those three places are the ones who drew her offspring the most. From the void stepped her daughter, similar to Villiana she had dropped and Joaker she had mostly discarded. Her difference is the glow in the eyes and the slight pressure she gave off. "Mother, what you have done made her a villain." Lady Kosmah smirked. She has to embody her name. "Perhaps, but as my offspring, it is not a

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d those still within the domain of 'that one', continue to fade every passing moment and will ev

f one of 'them' arrives, would she not be one shot to death? Pursing her lips, she decided that tossing those Tyrants int

y this episode of jo

ffort, anyway. The void closed, blinking from this part of existence not long after. Lady Kosmah, who should have disappeared, peaked from the dimension she had sat in. Three of her mates lay at her feet, eyes closed. She smirked after seeing where her daughter, after being released by her, would turn into. This way she will be stronger, this way she will never fail as before but this life, ah, this life. She onl

gorged length, the two holes like the favoured humanoid-like form was filled. For a time, which could not be measured

g her back to their home. As for the offspring? She can live