I Became Rimuru In Kuroinu: Fixing A Hentai world

Meanwhile in Aiden house, as he loomed at Radomira.

Aiden looked at her. "I suggest you go invisible before the knight arrived to my place"

Radomira lookee at her beloved slime. "Oh why is that my beloved"

Aiden sighed, glancing out the window. "Because, Radomira, those knights—especially the princess knights—might not take kindly to seeing a succubus lounging around in my home. They're already on edge, and I don't need them jumping to conclusions about us."

Radomira chuckled softly and leaned closer, her eyes glinting with playful mischief. "Oh, my love, are you afraid of what those little knights might do to you? Or is it because you don't want them to think you're consorting with a 'demon'?"

Aiden shook his head, exasperated. "It's not about that. It's about keeping the peace. We're trying to avoid unnecessary conflicts here, and your presence might spark one before we even have a chance to explain. So, please, go invisible, at least until I introduce you properly."

Radomira sighed dramatically but nodded. "Fine, fine. But when you do introduce me, make sure you tell them I'm your beloved succubus. I want to see their reactions." With a sly smile, she vanished from sight, leaving only a faint shimmer in the air.

Aiden sighed again, muttering to himself. "This is going to be a long day..." He could hear the sound of footsteps approaching his house—the knights had arrived.

Tamamo looked at Aiden. "So um...as your secretary I think I will just do my job, even after you explained what word means I Still don't get it"

Aiden blinked looking at her. "Um sense when did that happen"

Tamamo looked at him, her tail moving. "Who did you think gave the goblin job".

Then the door opened with the king bringing the Knight into his home.

King looked at Aiden. "The Knight are here"

Aiden looked at King. "Thank you, king, you can leave and for you knight take a seat, please"

Right now Aiden had to act as if he knew noting of there Character, even if has played the game and watched...show, they don't know he is from another world, the only one's that knew not counting him are, Radomira, Tamamo, King and Fenrir and he wants to keep that way for as long as possible, so he will use his knowledge of the Canon when it is needed

As the knights entered Aiden's home, they glanced around, taking in the rustic charm of the space. The interior was a mix of practicality and comfort, reflecting Aiden's own style. He watched as they settled into their seats, feeling a mix of anticipation and nerves.

Claudia was the first to speak, her brow furrowed in curiosity. "So, Aiden, this village is... quite different from what we expected."

Aiden smiled, keeping his tone casual. "Yeah, I get that a lot. Aether has its quirks. We have a different way of doing things here." He gestured to the goblins bustling around, some carrying food and drinks for the knights. "They're not the monsters you might think. They've been a huge help in building this community."

Prim, still fidgeting slightly, nodded in agreement. "I can see that. They seem... friendly."

Tamamo chimed in, her playful demeanor coming through. "Of course! Aiden is like a beacon of light to these poor creatures. It's a wonder they didn't go extinct under the old regimes."

The knights exchanged glances, intrigued. Maia, eager to steer the conversation, asked, "So, what's your plan for the village, Aiden?"

Aiden leaned back in his chair, considering his response. "Well, the goal is to create a safe haven for anyone who doesn't fit into the oppressive structures of Olga or Celestine. We want to foster a community that values everyone, whether they're a goblin, a knight, or anyone else."

Claudia narrowed her eyes, clearly skeptical. "And you think a village full of goblins can provide that?"

Aiden met her gaze firmly. "I know they can. They've proven themselves already. They just need a chance. Besides, you haven't seen their capabilities yet. They're quite resourceful."

Tamamo smirked, clearly enjoying the tension. "Trust me, these goblins can surprise you."

Prim, looking between Aiden and Claudia, interjected nervously, "Um, what about the safety of the knights? Will they be protected here?"

Aiden nodded. "Absolutely. The goblins have a strong sense of community and loyalty. They won't let anything happen to you while you're here. And besides, you'll be safer in Aether than anywhere else within Olga's influence."

The atmosphere in the room shifted slightly, as the knights began to relax, if only a little.

King, still standing by the doorway, added, "You'll find that our master has a way of bringing out the best in us. The goblins feel empowered and respected here. It's something you won't find in the kingdoms ruled by the dark queens."

Aiden could see that he was slowly winning them over. "Just give it some time. You might find that Aether is exactly what you didn't know you were looking for."

As the conversation continued, Aiden felt a sense of relief wash over him. He was handling the situation well, but he knew the real test was yet to come. How would they react when they learned the truth about him and the world he came from?

Prim just looked at Aiden. "So um..what is your end game"

Aiden thought for a bit. "My end game it is to created a Nation, a Nation that bring Everyone and everything together with everyone has to freedom to be who they want or what they want"

Maia just laughed. "So just Luu Luu and her kingdom of Geofu"

Aiden knew it was time to act dum. "Geofu?, I am sorry but for my whole life I have only lived in The Neutral Area"

Aiden noticed a flicker of surprise cross the faces of the knights, particularly Maia. "You've never heard of Geofu? It's one of the most prosperous kingdoms, known for its acceptance of all races and its emphasis on freedom. Luu Luu, has done wonders to create an environment where everyone can thrive."

Prim, her eyes wide with interest, leaned forward. "If your goal is to create a nation like Geofu, then you're aiming for something truly ambitious. But how do you plan to achieve that with goblins? I mean, they're usually seen as subservient in other kingdoms."

Aiden chuckled softly, brushing off her concern. "I get that a lot. The thing is, I believe in potential. These goblins aren't just mindless creatures; they're capable of so much more. With the right guidance and support, they can help build something great. Just look around you." He gestured toward the goblins who were working diligently outside, constructing buildings and organizing supplies. "They're building their lives here, and they're proud of it."

Claudia crossed her arms, still skeptical. "But what happens if another kingdom decides to attack? How will you defend this place?"

Aiden felt a surge of confidence as he responded, "That's where my strategy comes into play. We may be small now, but with time, we'll grow stronger. I'll build alliances with other factions and kingdoms who share our vision. Besides, we have a few surprises up our sleeves." He glanced knowingly at Tamamo, who smirked back, her tail flicking playfully.

Maia raised an eyebrow, intrigued. "Surprises? Like what?"

Tamamo interjected, "Let's just say Aiden has a few powerful friends who might not take kindly to anyone threatening Aether. The kind of friends who can turn the tide of battle."

Aiden nodded, allowing her to build the intrigue. "Exactly. It's not just about defense; it's about making connections. This isn't just about goblins and knights; it's about creating a coalition of different races, each contributing to a common goal."

Prim, her curiosity piqued, spoke softly, "You really think you can unite all these different races? After everything that's happened?"

Aiden met her gaze, sincerity in his eyes. "Yes, I do. I know it sounds idealistic, but if we don't try, we're just perpetuating the cycle of hate and conflict. And besides, I've been given a second chance. I want to make it count."

Claudia's expression softened slightly. "You're passionate, I'll give you that. But what if Olga find out about this place? She won't just let it be."

"Then we prepare for that possibility," Aiden replied firmly. "But first, we need to establish our foundation. Aether is a place where we can gather strength and forge our path. If we build something strong enough, they'll have to think twice before making a move against us."

Maia, now more convinced, smiled. "It's a bold vision, Aiden. If anyone can do it, I believe you can."

Prim nodded, still shy but clearly warming to the idea. "And if you succeed, I want to help. It sounds like a noble cause."

Aiden felt a rush of hope. Maybe, just maybe, he could turn this dream into a reality, with the help of these knights and his goblin friends. But the road ahead would be fraught with challenges, and he'd have to remain vigilant.

As they continued their discussion, the atmosphere in the room shifted from skepticism to cautious optimism. Aiden knew the real test of their resolve was still to come, but for now, he felt a sense of camaraderie forming among them.

After a while Prim nodes. "Yes we can do few trade routes, but if will time what can you offer"

Aiden slime then moved as he then brought our a magical crystal from the dougen he was in. "I can give you material only my village has".

Claudia looked at the crystals her eyes wident. "It is pure very pure, but I can't say much, We will take this to Luu Luu for that"

Aiden mentally smirked his plans working, his slime body moves once again. "Take this sword and give to her as well, I name is Calibur".

The Group was a bit confused by the name, seeing that this world had no King Arthur and it's legend's

As Aiden presented the sword, the room fell into a hushed silence. The blade gleamed under the light, radiating an otherworldly energy that seemed to resonate with the very essence of magic. Claudia reached out tentatively, her fingers brushing against the hilt.

"Calibur?" she repeated, still trying to wrap her head around the name. "What does it mean?"

Aiden shrugged, adopting an air of nonchalance. "Just a name I thought suited the sword. It's not just a weapon; it's a symbol of unity and strength. The kind of weapon a knight should wield."

Prim tilted her head, her curiosity shining through her initial hesitation. "But why give it to Luu Luu? Shouldn't a weapon like this be kept for defense?"

Aiden nodded, his expression earnest. "Exactly! But think about it—if she has a sword like this, it'll enhance her standing, not just with her own kingdom but with potential allies too. It shows strength and resolve."

Tamamo chimed in, her eyes sparkling with interest. "And it might also encourage other kingdoms to see Aether in a different light. You're thinking ahead, Aiden. I like that."

Claudia, still marveling at the sword, looked to Maia. "Do you really think Luu Luu will see the value in this? It's a big leap to expect her to understand its significance right away."

Maia smiled, confidence growing. "If anyone can appreciate its worth, it's Luu Luu. She values strength and unity above all else. If Aiden believes in this vision, I trust he knows what he's doing."

Aiden felt a surge of determination. "Exactly. Plus, with the trade routes we're discussing, we can help both our villages grow stronger together. This sword and those crystals can be the beginning of a powerful alliance."

Prim nodded thoughtfully. "Alright, I'm on board. But we need to figure out the logistics of getting these materials to Luu Luu safely. We can't risk them falling into the wrong hands."

"Agreed," Claudia said, her demeanor shifting to a more serious tone. "We should also discuss the protection of these trade routes. I can't shake the feeling that Olga and Celestain will want to intervene."

Aiden smiled, appreciating their growing enthusiasm. "Don't worry. With our combined efforts, we'll establish strong defenses and ensure the safety of our shipments. We're not just building a village; we're laying the groundwork for a new future."

Tamamo's tail flicked with excitement. "And who knows? Perhaps we can even expand beyond trade, establishing cultural exchanges or joint ventures. There's so much potential here."

Aiden nodded, encouraged by the conversation. "Exactly! Let's make Aether a beacon of hope in this chaotic world. Together, we can change the narrative."

As the knights began to discuss the specifics of their plans, Aiden felt a swell of pride. They were no longer just strangers; they were allies with a shared vision. The challenges ahead loomed large, but for the first time, he felt hopeful about the future of Aether and its people. With determination and unity, they would face whatever came their way.

The Knight got and started to leave the village.

Claudia looked at Aiden. "Celestine will happy with everything you have given to us today".

Aiden smiled. "Now um about the armour"

Maia knew where they was going so she, Brynn and there knight went behind King, and they grabbed Prim and her knight as well.

Claudia just looked at him. "I see no problem with my armoured other then revealing"

She said not noticing the bikini armour her and her knight were wearing, and that was her mistake Aiden just had a tick mark.

Aiden screamed. "That is not proper armour, that is pieces of metal, being hold by a string sticky skin, and prayers the last part being literal seeing how these all blest by Celestine".

Maia laughed. "Oh boy he said the same thing to us, this how we got these armour from Aiden"

Claudia blinked in surprise, her cheeks flushing slightly as she registered Aiden's frustration. "Wait, you think this is... inappropriate?" She glanced down at her armor, momentarily speechless.

Prim, not fully understanding the situation, looked at Claudia. "But it looks nice! It's shiny, and it fits perfectly!"

Aiden let out an exasperated sigh, rubbing his temples. "Nice doesn't mean functional or safe. Armor should protect you, not be a fashion statement. What if you encounter a real threat? Those strings won't hold up against a blade!"

Claudia crossed her arms defiantly. "I can handle myself just fine, Aiden! I've trained for this, and besides, it's not like we're in danger here."

Maia chuckled, stepping in to diffuse the tension. "Aiden does have a point, though. We all had our fair share of 'adventures' in our former armor. Trust me, it's better to be safe than sorry."

Tamamo nodded in agreement. "And it's not just about protection; it's about the image you project. A knight should exude strength and dignity, not be the subject of mockery."

Claudia glanced around at the villagers, suddenly self-conscious. A few goblins were watching with a mix of admiration and amusement. "Okay, okay, I get it! But what do you suggest we do?"

Aiden relaxed slightly, seeing the willingness to engage. "First, we can redesign the armor to offer more coverage while maintaining the style. It's possible to have both safety and aesthetics."

Prim perked up at the suggestion. "You could help us with that? I mean, you've already proven you can make amazing gear!"

Aiden smiled, feeling more confident. "Absolutely! Just give me some time to gather materials and adjust the designs. I want to ensure you're well protected while also looking like the knights you are."

Claudia sighed but smiled at Aiden's determination. "Alright then, let's see what you can come up with. But I still think I look good in this armor!"

"Sure, let's go with that," Aiden replied, unable to suppress a smile. "Just remember, next time someone throws a fireball at you, it might be a bit hard to dodge in that."

After that, Aiden produces armour for all of Claudia, Prim and all of their knights; as the girls wear their new and more knight-like armour, they mutter something like it is a bit heavier.

Maia looked at the girls. "You will get use to like we did, Celestain can also bless them like she did with mine"

Maia then looked at Aiden. "You can makes these armour but infrastructure is what you are bad it"

Aiden looked at him. "Do I have to remind you I am slime, my people are goblin, inferno wolf's and one High Spirit, what part of this screams master builder".

Maia chuckled, crossing her arms and raising an eyebrow at Aiden. "I guess I should have realized that a slime wouldn't exactly have a background in construction. But still, you've managed to create quite a home here."

Aiden shrugged, his slime body shifting slightly. "I have my moments, but let's be honest—my skills lie more in innovation than in architecture. I mean, have you seen what I can do with magic crystals and crafting gear? I'm basically a living workshop."

Claudia adjusted her new armor, which felt more protective but indeed heavier than what she was used to. "This armor is definitely a step up, but I didn't expect it to weigh this much. How do you handle this all the time?"

Prim, still getting accustomed to the feel of her own armor, nodded in agreement. "Yeah, it feels like a workout just wearing it!"

Tamamo giggled, her tail swishing playfully. "You'll get used to it. Think of it as an extra layer of strength. Besides, it shows you mean business on the battlefield!"

Aiden smiled at their banter, feeling a sense of satisfaction from their newfound armor. "Just remember, the weight means protection. You're all knights now, after all, not just girls in shiny outfits."

Claudia smirked, placing a hand on her hip. "So, you think we'll be ready to take on the world now, huh?"

"With the right training and teamwork," Aiden replied confidently, "I believe you'll all be more than ready. Just stick together, and you'll make it through anything. We can work on building more than just armor; we'll build a strong foundation as a team."

Maia stepped closer, her expression turning serious. "But we also need to think about how to fortify the village. If we're going to attract more knights and create trade routes, we need defenses that can withstand attacks, especially if Olga decide to take an interest in this area."

Aiden nodded, acknowledging the importance of her point. "Right. Let's focus on defenses next. I can work on some traps and barriers using the resources around us. If we combine my crafting abilities with your experience in battle, we can come up with something effective."

Claudia and Prim exchanged glances, then Claudia spoke up. "I may not be a builder, but I can help scout the area for potential threats. I know my way around the battlefield, and I can help devise strategies for when we do get attacked."

"I can assist with reconnaissance too!" Prim chimed in, her confidence growing. "With all of us working together, we can create a safer environment for the villagers."

Aiden felt a surge of pride as he watched the knights take charge of the conversation. "Perfect! Let's get to work then. We've got a village to protect and a future to build!"

With that, they all set off to strategize and implement their plans, a renewed sense of purpose energizing their efforts as they moved forward into the challenges that awaited them.

To be continued

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