My Wives Are Seven Beautiful Demonesses-Chapter 141 - No. I Got Myself A Vampire Wife?! (End)

Chapter 141: Chapter No.141 I Got Myself A Vampire Wife?! (End)

[Location: 99th Floor Of Vampire King’s Castle]

Camilla’s figure was erotic in every frikkin’ way, as just having her seated on my lap shifted the air itself—like the castle had leaned closer, curious but careful not to intrude.

Her weight was light. Not fragile—controlled. Intentional.

The faint warmth of her body bled through the layers between us, a contradiction to the cool poise she usually carried like armor. Her hands, still looped around my neck, were steady now. No tremble. No doubt. Just the quiet certainty of a queen who had already decided the shape of her future.

The rune circle beneath us pulsed once.

Then again.

Low. Slow. Like a heartbeat syncing to something older than blood.

Camilla inhaled softly, close enough that I could feel it along my jaw. "Do not move," she murmured. "The circle reads intent as much as action."

"I’m being very cooperative," I replied, keeping my voice light. "You’re the one sitting on me."

A faint huff escaped her—almost a laugh, quickly swallowed. "If you break concentration," she warned, "the bond will still form... but imperfectly."

"That sounds unpleasant."

"For everyone involved."

"Then by all means," I said. "Proceed with the scary ancient ritual."

She lifted one hand from my neck and drew it down, palm hovering over my chest without quite touching. Her fingers traced a symbol in the air, each motion precise, practised. The rune circle responded immediately—lines flaring brighter, weaving into patterns that made my eyes ache if I stared too long.

Camilla’s finger hovered for a heartbeat longer than necessary.

Not hesitation.

Calibration.

Then she pricked it.

The bead of blood welled instantly—dark, luminous, almost crystalline as it caught the rune-light. The circle reacted at once, lines flaring brighter, rearranging themselves with the quiet inevitability of laws being acknowledged rather than enforced.

Camilla didn’t rush.

She brought her finger between us, gaze never leaving mine. "Blood first," she said softly. "Not consumption. Recognition."

The word mattered.

She touched her blood to the centre of my chest.

The moment it made contact, the rune circle answered.

Not violently. Not greedily.

It listened.

Heat spread outward from the point of contact—slow, deliberate, like ink bleeding into parchment. I felt it thread through muscle, bone, shadow. Not invading. Mapping.

Camilla inhaled sharply.

"You..." she murmured, eyes narrowing just a fraction. "The domain wasn’t exaggerating."

"Never does," I replied lightly, though my jaw tightened as the sensation deepened. "What is it reading?"

"Everything," she said honestly. "Your bloodline. Your will. Your contradictions."

Her thumb brushed the edge of the blood mark, careful, reverent. The rune circle shifted again, sigils blooming outward beneath us, climbing the fractured stone like living script.

Then she leaned in.

Not to bite.

She pressed her forehead gently against mine.

"Will," she said.

The word wasn’t spoken to me.

It was spoken with me.

Something clicked.

Not snapped—aligned.

The pressure behind my eyes vanished, replaced by a strange clarity, as if a dozen invisible variables had suddenly resolved into a single equation. I became acutely aware of Camilla’s presence—not her thoughts, not her emotions, but her decision. A constant, steady vector pointing forward.

Chosen. Maintained. Unwavering.

"...You’re really doing this," I murmured.

"Yes," she breathed. "And so are you."

The rune circle flared gold-red.

My turn.

I didn’t reach for a blade.

Didn’t need one.

I pricked my thumb with a thought—shadow sharpening just enough to break skin. Blood welled immediately, brighter than hers, threaded with something older, darker, heavier.

Camilla’s pupils dilated.

Just for a moment.

Then she smiled.

"Of course," she whispered. "You bleed like a promise Heaven never finished writing."

"Flattery will get you everywhere," I said, and touched my blood to her collarbone.

The reaction was immediate.

The rune circle roared—not with sound, but with presence. The sigils surged upward, wrapping around us in spiralling bands of light and shadow. The 99th Floor shuddered, ancient stone groaning as dormant wards flickered awake, confused, then slowly... bowed.

Camilla gasped—not in pain, but in surprise.

"Ah—so that’s how it feels," she murmured, fingers tightening briefly at the back of my neck.

"What?" I asked.

"To be acknowledged," she said. "Without being consumed."

The warmth between us deepened, settled. Not a blaze. A hearth.

Then came the last part.

Camilla drew back just enough to look at me properly. Really look.

"Name," she said.

The word hung between us, heavier than blood, heavier than will.

"This is the point of no return," she added quietly. "Once spoken, it cannot be unspoken. Only... carried."

I didn’t answer immediately.

Not because I was unsure.

Because names had weight in my life. Too much of it.

I thought of Lilith, asleep somewhere beyond reach but not beyond hope. Of Grayfia, calculating survival in centuries instead of days. Of a thousand years sealed in silence. Of futures stolen and futures deferred.

Then I looked at Camilla.

At a queen who had lost everything—and chosen again anyway.

"Camilla Noctem," I said evenly. "I acknowledge you. As my partner... and my wife."

The word settled.

Not slammed. Not forced.

It settled—like it had been waiting for the correct place to rest.

Camilla’s breath caught—not sharply, not dramatically. Just a soft hitch, the kind that betrayed control loosening by a single, precious notch. The rune circle beneath us reacted instantly, lines blooming outward in layered coronas, gold folding into crimson, shadow stitching the gaps between.

"Wife," she repeated quietly.

Her voice wasn’t questioning.

It was... testing the weight. Rolling it across centuries of solitude, grief, pride, and hunger—and finding that it did not break her.

But something inside Camilla... tilted.

I felt it through the bond—not thoughts, not words, but orientation. Like a compass needle snapping into place after centuries of spinning uselessly over dead ground.

Her hand pressed flat against my chest now, no longer hovering. No reverence. No ceremony.

Certainty.

"...Ah," she whispered.

The word trembled.

"What?" I asked, already knowing this wasn’t about the ritual anymore.

Her eyes opened slowly.

They were brighter.

Not glowing—focused.

"I thought the bond would give me stability," Camilla said. "Continuity. An anchor so I wouldn’t have to hold myself together by habit alone."

She leaned closer, close enough that her breath brushed my lips, cool and faintly sweet like night-blooming flowers.

"But this..." Her fingers curled, clutching fabric. "This is worse."

"Worse?" I echoed.

"Yes." She smiled again, and this time it was unmistakably dangerous. "Because now I don’t just want to endure."

The rune circle shifted. New sigils surfaced—older, deeper. Not marriage. Not blood.

Vampiric covenant.

"I want," Camilla continued softly, "to ensure nothing ever removes you from my world."

There it was.

Not madness.

Obsession—quiet, lucid, structured.

The most terrifying kind.

I didn’t recoil.

Didn’t soothe her.

Didn’t encourage it either.

I simply met her gaze and said, "You don’t need to cage me to keep me."

Her pupils dilated again—sharper this time.

"I know," she said. "That’s the problem."

She leaned back slightly, straightening her spine, queenly composure reasserting itself by degrees. But the bond didn’t loosen. If anything, it tightened—like silk drawn snug, not to restrain movement, but to ensure proximity.

"May we continue to the last part~" Her voice, laced with affection, was quite... intoxicating, sending tingling sensations crawling up my spine.

Camilla shifted on my lap—slowly, deliberately—just enough that the contact between us changed. Not more pressure. Just... different. Intentional. Her thigh brushed mine, the slit of her dress whispering against my leg like a secret shared too closely.

"The last part," I repeated, keeping my voice steady despite the way the bond hummed faintly in my chest. "You make it sound ominous."

"It is," she said pleasantly. "For everyone else."

Camilla tilted her head slightly, watching me through half-lidded eyes as if gauging how much restraint still remained.

"The last part," she repeated, unhurried, "is the vow that vampires do not share lightly. Not with progeny. Not with consorts. Not even with kings."

Her fingers rose, brushing a stray lock of silver hair back behind her ear, deliberately baring the elegant curve of her neck. Pale. Smooth.

I didn’t move.

Didn’t lean in.

Didn’t pull away.

I simply tug my own collar aside, exposing my neck as well to the cool, rune-lit air.

Not an invitation.

An answer.

Camilla froze.

Not because of hesitation.

Because control—immaculate, centuries-honed control—had just been acknowledged... and gently set aside.

Her tongue stilled against her lip, the faintest trace of red light flickering along her fangs before she drew them back—not fully retracted, not fully revealed. A deliberate in-between. A promise suspended.

"...You understand," she said softly, voice lower now, closer to something private, "that this is not feeding."

"I gathered that much," I replied. "You keep clarifying what things aren’t."

A corner of her mouth curved. "Because what this is cannot be taken back."

Her hand slid from my chest to my throat, fingers cool, firm, impossibly steady. She didn’t squeeze. Didn’t pull me closer.

"I’m digging in~"

Her tongue brushed my skin.

Slow.

Testing.

Not a taste—an assessment.

Cool at first, then gradually warming as she lingered, tracing the faint pulse beneath my jaw like she was memorizing a rhythm she intended to hear for a very long time. The bond reacted instantly, a low, thrumming resonance spreading through my chest, not arousal exactly—something deeper. Awareness sharpened. Presence condensed.

Camilla exhaled softly against my throat.

"So steady," she murmured. "You don’t flinch. Not even now."

"I’ve had a lot of practice pretending not to panic," I replied lightly. "Occupational hazard."

Her lips curved faintly, amusement flickering through the bond—not laughter, not indulgence. Approval.

"Good," she said. "Because panic would make this... messy."

Her hand slid to the back of my neck, fingers threading into my hair. Not yanking. Anchoring. The other rested against my shoulder, nails grazing just enough to register without breaking skin.

Then she bit.

Not hard.

Not yet.

The first contact was controlled—fangs pressing, dimples forming, skin yielding. A warning. A question she already knew the answer to.

I didn’t tense.

Didn’t pull away.

Didn’t lean in either.

I breathed.

Camilla hummed softly, the sound vibrating against my throat. "Still," she observed. "You really are infuriating."

"I try," I said. "Queens seem to like that."

Her teeth sank in properly this time.

Pain flared—sharp, precise—then vanished almost immediately, swallowed by a spreading ecstasy, pleasure so immense that I entered a trance like state as groan left my lips before I could collect myself.

After which my own fangs grew into canines and in no time, we both were sucking blood from each other.

The bond flared like wildfire, consuming the space between us and threading through every fiber of our being. Not hunger, not lust, not domination—something older, heavier, sharper. Presence, recognition, ownership, and surrender all folded into a single unbreakable loop.

Camilla’s crimson eyes were locked on mine, pupils dilating as the shared blood pulsed like a living conduit. Every heartbeat she gave me sent shivers down my spine—not fear, not weakness, but a delicious, grounding tether. I could feel the centuries in her veins, the weight of her control, her inevitability, pressing into my own will, bending around it—but not breaking it.

I traced my hand along her spine, teasing just beneath the edge of her grown, feeling her react in the smallest, most imperceptible ways. A shiver here. A sigh there. Each response amplified through the bond, echoing in my chest like a private symphony.

"You... feel it too, don’t you?" she whispered against my neck, voice low, intimate, teasing.

"Every... damn inch," I murmured, letting my words vibrate against her skin. My own teeth grazed her throat lightly—just enough to remind her of my presence, my acknowledgment, my claim.

Her hands tightened on my shoulders, fingers digging in just enough to anchor herself. "This... this is dangerous," she breathed, though the words were more a declaration than a warning.

I smirked against her skin. "Dangerous? Maybe. Necessary? Definitely." My tongue flicked along her pulse, not to feed but to test, to memorize, to sync.

Her lips found mine next, soft but demanding, tasting me, claiming, acknowledging. The bond hummed like a chord struck perfectly, vibrating through our veins, our muscles, our very shadows. Shadows danced along the rune circle beneath us, wrapping around us like curious, obedient snakes.

I pressed my forehead to hers again, inhaling her scent, feeling the sharp pulse of her blood mingle with mine. The world narrowed—nothing existed outside the circle, the bond, the shared warmth, the dangerous, intoxicating pull of inevitability.

"Do you... want this?" she murmured, half-laughing, half-challenging, fangs grazing my collarbone.

I tilted my head, letting her teeth trace the line of my neck. "I’ve wanted this... since the moment you sat here." My words weren’t boastful. They weren’t casual. They were the quiet truth of centuries in a heartbeat.

Her hands roamed with deliberate intent, not desperate, not soft, but exploratory, teasing, testing the boundaries of what we were doing, what we were becoming. Every brush of skin sent ripples through the bond—threads of will and acknowledgment, weaving tighter, folding deeper, claiming more.

Camilla’s breath hitched. "You... aren’t like any... I’ve ever met."

"And neither are you," I murmured, teeth grazing her earlobe lightly, eliciting a soft gasp that vibrated through the connection. "That’s why this works."

Her lips pressed to my jaw now, teeth brushing against my skin just enough to draw a shiver. The bond responded instantly, flaring, tightening, making everything inside me hyper-aware, hyper-conscious. The rune circle blazed brighter, golden and crimson threads spinning, shadows writhing along the edges, reacting to the shared blood, the shared intent.

"You’re... infuriating," she breathed, finally biting down just enough to draw a bead of my blood, and I matched her, fangs piercing lightly, warmth spreading through the connection. Not just blood, not just power—presence, trust, acknowledgment.

Her hands tangled in my hair, pulling me closer, but never crushing, never forcing—just guiding, claiming, synchronizing. I returned the favor, letting my hands roam her back, tracing curves, testing limits, memorizing every contour as if the bond demanded it.

We moved together in silent rhythm, letting blood, will, and desire fold into each other. The rune circle pulsed faster now, responding to the synchronization, the mutual acknowledgment of dominance, submission, equality, and obsession.

Her voice dropped to a whisper, dangerous, soft, intoxicating. "I want... to feel it all. The bond. The blood. The... us."

I leaned close, lips brushing hers, whispering against her skin. "Then feel it. All of it. And know... I’m not going anywhere."

A shiver traveled through her, shared through the bond. Her nails grazed my shoulders, teasing, claiming, confirming. I let the blood mingle, our fangs drawing lightly, power flowing, recognition solidifying.

Every touch, every pulse, every movement deepened the bond. It was no longer ritual. It was communion. Law. Pleasure. Power. Presence.

Camilla pressed herself fully against me now, hands sliding lower, teasing, exploring, testing limits. "So... heavy," she breathed, "and yet... right."

I captured her gaze, holding it, letting the bond hum through us both. "Right," I agreed. "And it just got... permanent."

The rune circle beneath us flared once more, reacting not to ritual alone but to the consent, the surrender, the acknowledgment—the will of two sovereign beings choosing each other in a world that otherwise demanded obedience or survival.

"Well hello, wifey~"

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