Dominatrix System Chapter 200+

Chapter 210: Meeting in a Tavern

The only thing I could do was frown at this moment. I did not know what to do as I was just stumped on what to do next.

For the last couple of days, I had been training my cute tigers and letting them move more. They had gotten a little lazy with how much sitting and laying around they had been doing for the last year. Many people didn't even notice them as they retracted their presence and became a new love of stealthy when sitting still. It was almost hard for me to notice them as B rankers at this point when they just stared silently.

That means that I had been taking more of my time working with them in the back of the brothel to get them moving and playing with each other. After months, they also started playing hide and seek with each other. With their scent now filling the backyard yard, they had to find each other, and they had become adept at hiding in plain sight, even to each other.

Soon, I would have to make a trip with them to train. Their mana cores needed to be developed with real fights. They have stagnated and almost become useless to me. They are D-ranked pets, and I was a B ranker and needed them to level up. They needed their mana cores before I could bring them up to C rank, and then I would have to raise them to B rank. Then, maybe, just maybe, I could make them A rankers when I advance.

Imagine fighting four A rankers? Three tigers that specialize in stealth and someone like myself. I could flexibly destroy any enemy that I came across. but that was a future that I would have to work my best for. It would be difficult, and A rankers were already rare. Let alone Beasts of A rank. They would become very intelligent and able to communicate with me. But that was something I would do once I was ready to leave a completed organization in the Demon Lands.

For now, It was at this time that I finally got in contact with the Lich again and her fellows. They had all gone underground hard in the Demon lands, and I had no idea where they had been hiding. If it weren't for a pre-arranged meeting, it would have taken forever for us to rediscover each other.

I invited the Lich into a Tavern a distance away and ensured that we would be in an area of the city that we were not known in. Or at least I didn't know because I didn't know where she had been. When sitting down they were completely covered, and the same genderless voice came out.

The tavern was a dark one in the corner of the slummiest part of the city, where there were no actual slums. It was still a surprise in a city as large as this one, but the relative economic conditions made this the lowest part of town near the ports. The Necromancer did not want to be too deep into the city. We both took a seat in the corner of the booth, and an older barmaid got us two tankards of mead under my order before leaving us alone.

"What have you learned while being here?" The Necromancer asked.

"I have made contact with the criminal element and made a conditional deal with supplies for you," I told her, "It will be black market things and stolen merchandise that probably cannot be seen on shore," I told her, "But that also makes it cheaper."

The Necromancer nodded, and we both looked around and saw no one was around. The Necromancers started to move their mana. I knew it was a silent spell for the area where we were talking, and it was a really light and odd type of mana. I saw a person look over for a moment but then shake their head. It's probably a Wizard of some type noticing our antics so we wouldn't be heard.

"So, is there anything you need?" I asked, leaning back, allowing myself to back up a little in my own cloak to hide my identity.

"Yes, Supplies," The Necromancer said, "We need anything you can ready. Mostly food for those who are still alive. We will be taking ships and killing as we move out to begin our pirate days. We must have food and supplies ready in case the ship is not stocked already. Rather have them rot than have them die. Many are grouping together, so we will be taking in waves," The necromancer informed me, and I frowned.