Primordial Villain With A Slave Harem

Aurora flinched with fright before glancing at me, and a hint of anger crossed her eyes. "You keep scaring me like this...! One day I'll accidentally drop something expensive."

By the time she finished her statement, her arms were already wrapped around my waist, and she was busy nuzzling her head into my chest. My hands quickly found themselves cupping two heavenly mounds while pulling my beloved woman into a firm embrace.

"No dice, I presume."

Aurora sighed exasperatedly while shaking her head before looking up into my gaze, letting me notice the heavy bags under her big, beautiful eyes. She must've pulled an all-nighter.

"I've done everything I can, but these elixirs defy all logic and magical principles I know. They're... I want to say they're the four elements in their rawest possible forms, but I can't do that and remain academic, as that's just a hunch I can't prove in any shape or form. But what I can say with certainty is that they're not normal elements. They're alive in a way I can't explain. Whatever these are, they're beyond me, and I'm afraid they're beyond the means of the greatest alchemical minds of the Iskaris continent as well."

*Sigh...*

I couldn't help but sigh. I already expected her research to end in failure, so I wasn't overly disappointed. If these elixirs were so simple to understand, I'm sure the auctioneers would've told us more about them besides, 'We got no clue what these are,' as I highly doubt they didn't do their best to analyze the items. If they could tell the audience what they were, many bidders would've been more inclined to open their gold coin pouches.

"I appreciate your diligence anyway. Thank you."

A cute growl sounded from Aurora's throat. She was dissatisfied. "I'm your lover, not your subordinate, so stop speaking to me like that. It's only natural I did my best to help my suicidal man, who I'm sure will gulp these down even if I can't understand their nature…"

Oh, so that's what it was. She blamed herself and was frightened I'll die from consuming these strange elixirs, which in her lovely little head would be solely her mistake for failing to understand them and their true nature.

I squeezed her plump butt cheeks firmly in a reassuring manner before kissing her forehead. "I became an Elemental Sovereign from drinking your concoction, and we both know that shouldn't have happened. Adding the branch of a Geim was meant to make the [Mythical Elixir of Awakening] give a specialized magic class to its consumer instead of the basic Wizard class, but only in the Rare rarity.

For some reason, I received an Epic rarity class instead, and arguably the mightiest one at that. I believe this occurred due to my primordial nature influencing the outcome, and I also think these four vials will be the keys in furthering my elemental prowess."

"You believe, you think…" Aurora quoted my words with a great deal of anxiety as well as dissatisfaction evident in her tone.

I used my hold on her butt to lift her into my arms, where I enveloped her lips in a passionate kiss while utilizing the best feature of the [Master's Link] spell: speaking while kissing.

<You know I'm a newborn primordial; I don't fully understand the nature of my race. However, every fiber of my being is screaming at me to consume those four elixirs. If my hunches are suicidal, then why is my race stated to be one of the mightiest?

<Hmph… I'll admit that there's at least some truth to your words… But you're going to be gambling nonetheless.> Aurora also merrily used the advantages of my telepathic spell as she responded while eagerly slurping on my tongue.

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We continued for a while until we detached from each other at long last, though she seemed very reluctant to climb down from my arms. Thus far in this interaction, Aurora managed to refrain from entering her daddy's little girl persona, but that didn't mean she wasn't a needy woman.

I examined the four elixirs, debating which one I wanted to consume first. Earth was amazing, but thus far it didn't manage to make me favor it over the others. Water spells offered surprisingly great devastation while also having other uses.

Wind was my second favorite basic element, as it offered immense utility while also being a mighty offensive tool, but I wasn't the utility type of guy at heart. I appreciated utility spells greatly, but at the end of the day, devastating power that obliterated my enemies was my favorite. I decided to surround myself with capable teammates for a reason, and not just because fighting alongside hot and dangerous women was sexy in my mind.

No, I wanted to relegate some duties to my girls as I felt most alive when I was allowed to unleash myself and my full arsenal without reservations as I wreaked havoc on the battlefield.

Fire was the element that offered the least utility but the most damage, perfectly matching my combat style.

'The best defense is a good offense.'

Fire was my favorite basic element.

Thus, while supporting my plump princess with one arm, I used my other arm to grab the elixir that was filled by what me and Aurora assumed to be the raw form of the fire element.

After that I opened a [Warp Gate] to a large clearing far from civilization as well as my home, cautious what the result of my reckless behavior might become. I didn't want to burn the forest down, nor ruin my home.

I placed Aurora down on her two legs and walked a good distance away from her.

I held the crimson vial in my hand and glanced back at Aurora, who eyed me with a worried gaze while anxiously biting into her lips.

Despite her obvious disagreement with my decision, she made no attempts at stopping me. Aurora understood that my path wasn't always about safety and caution. I tried to minimize risk whenever reasonable, but when I felt the rewards to be too tantalizing, I was ready to accept great risks. This mentality of mine was why I was where I was only a few months into my transmigration.

I lifted the vial to my lips and felt the heat radiate from it even before it touched my skin. My grip tightened, and for a moment, I hesitated. Not out of fear, but because I wanted to savor this moment. I perfectly knew that it was the calm before the storm.

Once done, I raised the fire elixir higher, letting the liquid pour into my mouth. It hit my tongue like liquid flame, burning its way down my throat in a way that was nearly unbearable. Nearly.

However, the moment the elixir reached my stomach, everything changed.