I looked up at her with confusion. She wasn’t her, yet she looked fine to me. I looked at the jumper who shrugged again.

“Ok, let’s talk about our next plans,” I decided to put this matter aside for now. We just got through a hellish fight, and she might just be stressed or something.

“I see you gained a lot this time,” the jumper was used to my way of fighting more than anyone else. He knew all the humans and Bulltors here were serving me.

“What do you think of them?” I motioned my head towards the grand numbers down below. And from the shining of that bastard’s eyes, I knew he wanted many of them.

“I want an army made of Bulltors.”

Yet the one to speak first wasn’t him, but her. Hilary moved in a slow and confident way, leant over my body and covered my neck with the smooth skin of her arms.

Her eyes gave me the impression of getting drowned into a bottomless lake. I felt the desire to devour her, taste her sweetness after all the hardships I lived through till now.

But I knew this wasn’t the right time to do this. “You only want Bulltors? Nothing else?” I asked while feeling that she knew the value of these Bulltors.

“They are Bulltors, can’t be compared with any human,” she confirmed my earlier guess. She knew the true value of my Bulltors.

“I also need them,” Karoline decided to jump in, not for anything else but to clash with Hilary.

Even if she changed, she still eyed Hilary as her enemy.

“Easy ladies,” the jumper had to step in, “I also want a piece of them.”

“Me too,” the spearhead seemed to notice how valuable these Bulltors were. Or else my three top elites here wouldn’t ask for them in name.

“I helped you a lot in this fight,” he said, reminding me of his heroic act at this battle, “I ask for more protection for me and my Isabella, I want these Bulltors.”

“Move your dirty arms away from me,” as he tried to mimic Hilary and hold Isabella by his arms, she pushed him away while placing her hand over her nose.

“I just… I fought a hellish battle just now baby,” he gave her a blaming look, a look that made Isabella startle for a long moment.

“Alright,” I said, putting an end for this useless debate, “Bulltors are mighty indeed, but we don’t have enough to satisfy everyone’s needs.”

“I won’t settle with nothing but them,” Hilary blew her breaths at my face, making me feel more enchanted with this sexy girl.

“Stop your games,” the jumper warned, “we will do as he says.”

“Sure, he is my man and we all have to listen to him, right my love?” she said in a playful tone, and I couldn’t help but steal a glance at Karoline out of habit.

But Karoline seemed as cold as an iceberg in front of Hilary’s actions.

“We’ll do it this way,” I took in a deep breath before adding, “everyone will have an army of Bulltors and humans, two thirds human and one third Bulltors.”

“That’s not fair!” Hilary jumped like a spoiled child, but she didn’t let my neck loose, “I want more! Give me one third humans and two thirds Bulltors.”

“Girl, if you are his girl now then you don’t need any army to protect you,” the jumper snorted, “our Hye here is loyal. He will defend you like his life depends on it.”

“Humph, but he should show me how much he loves me by doing what I want,” she pouted, complaining about what the jumper said.

But to be honest, it felt like the jumper’s words made quite sense. As she now became my lone girl, I was already thinking about ways to protect her.

“We’ll do it my way,” I ended this discussion here, “as for what you’ll do with your new forces, it’s all up to you.”

“What about the battle we left behind?” Sara asked, referring to the fight over the central zone.

“We will join it for sure,” I nodded, “but we will first recuperate and arrange our forces here. Also we need to think about one question…”

“Should we join the fight now or wait, right?” Karoline spoke, showing her intelligence at this moment.

“That’s the real question indeed,” I felt Hilary looking in aggressiveness at Karoline, but I ignored this.

It was funny though. At first Karoline was all attached to me and at that time Hilary didn’t show her any interest at all. But when Karoline decided to let me go, Hilary started to grow wary of her.

Weird… I just hoped to understand the girls’ mind or something to get what was going on in these two girls’ heads.

“We have to consider many things,” the jumper ignored the two girls’ hidden rivalry like me as he added, “but we lacked intel about the current situation of the battle out there.”

“We can always ask, right?” I evilly smirked and he got what I meant.

“What are you going to tell these two then?” The jumper seemed to be the only one here following what I was thinking about.

Others looked either distracted by the two girls or confused about what we two were talking about.

“I’ll just say we are still in the middle of the battle,” I shrugged, “they won’t know anyway, not this soon at least.”

“Good… But for the record, there are lots of forces there fighting each other,” the jumper warned, “even the same race had many forces fighting each other.”

“I know,” he was talking about the fight between archlords over this region. This battle wasn’t just a fight over territory, but a fight over prestige and future positions in each race.

And that made this fight more crucial and very hard to conclude.

“I believe we shall go directly to the centre and start killing them,” the spearhead seemed to grow hot about his last heroic act, thinking the rest of battles would be controlled in the same way like this one here.

“That’s not possible,” I shook my head before adding, “besides we have to fetch those Hector’s back to my capital.”