Monster Harem In The Tower-Chapter 258: Stress Relief Before the Final Climb
The house was quiet—almost unnaturally so.
Nathan sat on the edge of his bed, elbows on knees, gaze resting on nothing in particular. The weight of everything he’d just declared hours ago was finally settling—not as doubt, but as calculation. Expectation. Anticipation.
Downstairs, faint sounds drifted up through the floorboards—clattering utensils, boiling water, and two voices that absolutely should never have been in the same kitchen together.
His mother laughing.
Validia—yes, the same Validia who impaled monsters like she was swatting flies—calmly chopping vegetables like a trained housewife.
Nathan exhaled through his nose.
If Fiona could see that, she’d have an aneurysm.
Before he could enjoy the absurd peace, the familiar crystal-clear tone vibrated in his skull.
[Ding.]
A translucent blue notification slid into view.
[The Tower Manager requests a private audience.]
[Would you like to accept?]
Yes.
No.
Schedule.
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Nathan stared at it without blinking.
So she couldn’t wait, huh.
He leaned back, tapping a finger against his thigh.
"Convenient," he murmured. "I was going to talk to her anyway."
Not about loyalty, or morality, or permission.
No.
About the next step.
The part no one—not his team, not humanity, not even the gods hovering behind the Tower—had seen coming.
Just as he reached for the interface, another line appeared:
[The Tower Manager added a custom note:]
Hurry, baby.
Mommy’s excited.
Nathan didn’t react—not a twitch, not a breath change.
Just a slow, deadpan blink.
"...Yeah. I definitely need to talk to her before she escalates into something catastrophic."
His finger hovered over Yes.
Then—click.
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David stood in front of a cracked hospital bathroom mirror, adjusting the collar of his jacket. His movements were slow—not from injury, but from the surreal weight of everything in his head.
His reflection stared back—a man who, hours ago, was terrified of dying in the Tower.
Now?
Now he looked like someone who’d already decided his death was a valid price.
He tied the last strap, exhaled sharply, and grabbed his bag.
"...Floor 99," he muttered under his breath, testing the words like they were a foreign taste.
His pulse quickened—not from fear, but from something dangerously close to hunger.
He turned to leave—
Then froze mid-step.
A thought slammed into him like a truck.
"...Shit."
He stared at the wall.
"...I forgot to ask Nathan about the WhiteNull shop."
His face twisted into pure frustration.
"That thing could literally make or break gear progression—WHY did I forget—"
He rubbed his face with both palms, groaning.
"...Next time. Next time I’m asking before the world collapses."
He grabbed the door handle.
Stopped again.
Then whispered, half annoyed, half amused:
"...Why does everything suddenly feel like the prologue before hell opens?"
He didn’t have the answer.
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Nathan stepped through.
And instantly froze.
Instead of the sterile floating marble hall he expected... the air slammed into him.
Cold wind.
Salt.
Moisture.
Waves crashed somewhere in the distance—loud, heavy, real.
"...What the hell?" he muttered.
The ground beneath his feet wasn’t polished stone—it was soft, damp, dark grass. The sky above him wasn’t the artificial silver void of the Tower, but a real night sky—one he recognized.
This wasn’t virtual space.
This wasn’t a reconstructed dimension.
This was Earth.
The ocean wind cut through his clothes, sharp and natural—not generated by a system, but shaped by geography and weather.
Nathan narrowed his eyes.
This isn’t the usual meeting chamber. This is a real location... somewhere on the planet.
Another wave crashed—closer, harder, shaking the soil under his boots.
Nathan turned toward the sound—
And then—
Warm skin pressed against his back.
Arms—soft but unnaturally strong—slid around his torso and locked him in place.
A slow inhale near his ear, like someone savoring something they’d missed for a long, long time.
A tongue traced the edge of his ear.
Then a whisper:
"My son."
Nathan’s body reacted instantly—muscles tightening, instincts flaring.
He grabbed one of the hands restraining him, twisting with the intent to break—
—but the grip only tightened, effortlessly stopping him like a child trying to overpower an adult.
Her voice shifted—soft, intimate, disturbingly tender.
"You don’t have to defend yourself here. Not with me."
Nathan remained silent.
Lilith rested her chin lightly on his shoulder.
Her hair brushed his skin—carrying a scent of dark florals and cold metal.
"You finally came," she whispered, smiling against him. "I thought you’d make me wait longer."
Nathan’s voice was low and controlled.
"...Where are we?"
Lilith chuckled softly, her breath warm on his neck.
"Where you belong."
She finally released him—slowly, like letting go of something precious rather than someone resisting.
Nathan turned to face her.
Lilith stood a few steps away—barefoot, the ocean wind pulling at her thin black gown like smoke. No portals. No holograms. No system aura.
She was physically here.
"This island is sacred," she murmured. "A place erased from every map long before humans developed fear... or borders."
A slow smile stretched across her lips.
"And now, you are the second living being permitted to stand here."
Nathan didn’t blink.
"...We need to talk."
Lilith’s expression sharpened—not offended, but thrilled.
"Oh, I know."
She stepped closer, her voice dropping to a whisper just loud enough to be carried by the wind.
"That’s exactly why I brought you."
Nathan furrowed his brows.
"...Huh?"
He hated how natural that reaction sounded, but Lilith’s words were so utterly absurd they actually managed to throw him off his rhythm for a split second.
Lilith laughed—not her usual elegant, seductive chuckle, but a spoiled, childish giggle, like a little girl who’d just discovered her favorite toy had been broken in the most hilarious way possible. A gust of wind whipped her hair around as she stepped closer, eyes sparkling as if she’d just witnessed the most beautiful glitch in existence.
"Ohhh, that face," she sighed in pure satisfaction. "It’s been so long since I last saw you genuinely confused."
Nathan took half a step back, shoulders tensing.
"Cut the bullshit," he muttered. "Spit it out."
But Lilith didn’t stop.
She followed him with light, deliberate steps—slow enough to be teasing, close enough and tall enough to make the power dynamic crystal clear.
She clicked her tongue softly.
"You’ve grown a little since the last time you were completely mine," she commented casually. "Still not quite tall enough, though."
Her hand reached out and patted his head like he was a misbehaving puppy.
Nathan’s jaw clenched.
"...God damn it, you’re doing that weird shit again..."
Lilith just grinned—then, without any warning, pinched both his cheeks hard.
"HHHHMMMMMM... Am I not allowed to???" she mocked in a whiny, sing-song voice. "So mean to Mommy~"
Nathan immediately smacked her hands away, eyes sharp as blades.
"Enough."
His gaze accidentally dipped for a fraction of a second to Lilith’s absurdly full breasts, and the thought flashed across his mind:
’Fuck. Looks like the thing she wants is definitely about to happen.’
Lilith’s voice dropped back to that soft, dangerous whisper.
"You stepped onto my island," she said. "You answered my call... and now you’re acting like you’re the one in charge of this conversation?"
Nathan drew a long, steadying breath.
"Fine," he said flatly. "Then say what you came here to say. Fast."
Lilith’s expression shifted.
Not mocking anymore—satisfied.
As if this exact moment was what she’d been waiting for from the very beginning.
She stood directly in front of him, so close that the cold wind had to choose which body it wanted to wrap around first.
Then she spoke, soft and final, like a judge delivering a verdict:
"This island is where you will breed."
"...."
Lilith’s hand shot forward like a serpent, fingers wrapping around the thick bulge straining against Nathan’s pants. She squeezed once (hard), nails digging into the fabric as her palm ground against the rigid length of his cock through the cloth.
"Before you even dream of burying this inside any of your precious little sisters," she purred, voice dripping with possessive venom, "this cock fucks Mommy first. Deep. Raw. Until the world know how lovely our family are."
Nathan’s throat bobbed as he swallowed hard, the pressure of the last few weeks (the deaths, the plans, the weight of two worlds) boiling over into something feral. His eyes darkened, pupils blown wide.
A slow, dangerous grin split his face.
"...Alright, Mom."
He leaned in until their lips almost touched, voice a low growl. "Then turn the fuck around and take your son’s dick from behind like the greedy slut you are."
Lilith’s breath hitched .
