My legendary class is Husband Of Deathwill Sisters?

After appearing in the Deathwill Castle, Sara and Remia looked out for Celia.

The little girl had been alone for too long a time. She was the two girls’ priority, for Alex had told them how little dullahan was happy during their reunion.

Of course, Alex also told Sara about Celia’s problem.

And as Sara and Celia exchanged glances, the little dullahan continued to gaze at her mother expressionlessly. A few seconds later, Celia pouted, looking away, “I hate you, mom!”

She ran away, jealous that her mother and aunts lived in Alex’s world, yet she couldn’t go there!

Sara’s expression melted, not feeling hurt because of Celia’s words, “She’s getting jealous now… Now, how should I deal with her?”

The dullahan momma chuckled, skipping her way after Celia, who wasn’t so fast. They soon would have a close talk. And later that day, Celia also would spend time with her fairy aunt, having a picnic with her!

With how adorable Celia was, even Sara and Remia developed a dream of having her in Alex’s world as fast as possible.

Such a desire stemmed from the bottom of their hearts. But as dangers lurked around in every corner, in both worlds no less, and threats brewed up slowly but steadily, it was good to have such a dream this early.

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While everyone progressed in their unique ways, Alex visited the forest fairies’ capital. This place looked much better than before, despite the underground dungeon located in the middle.

Forest fairies had gathered nature around it, properly hiding the dungeon’s obscure elements.

From the outside, no one would be able to tell that there was a dungeon here.

Alex was also a precious friend of the forest fairies. Every time he visited them, someone would come out and guide him respectfully. And that was not just because Alex had Remia as his future wife.

He had raised the forest fairies queen’s level, after all.

“I feel a heavy mood… Is it just me?” Alex asked, looking around the capital. Although many players felt good here and merrily went in and out of the dungeon or other facilities, the forest fairies’ faces sometimes flashed with nervousness.

Their heavy mood cast a shadow over their eyes from time to time as they scrunched their faces bitterly.

While Alex understood players, for those guys would always search for excitement and more items to increase their strength, he wasn’t sure about the forest fairies’ mood.

But as he recalled the antagonist’s event and how it had affected demi-humans, Alex had an inkling that the war’s results had unfortunately stretched throughout the whole continent.

The forest fairy guiding him nodded, explaining what had been happening in Alex’s absence, “There’s a conflict going on between the Beast and Green Kingdoms.”

Those two kingdoms twinned demi-human clans and tribes under one banner. And since the Green Kingdom has bugs-related races, the forest fairies were closer to them. They also helped significantly during the underground dungeon incident.

Thus, Yumia would assist the Green Kingdom’s leading forces.

“The hungry demons cleverly assisted a few demi-human races to leave the event, getting on good terms with most of them. They also killed some Green Kingdom’s races, clearly telling us their goals.

They want the Beast Kingdom to work under them. And they don’t care about us.” The forest fairy explained.

Alex clenched his hands.

Dangers truly lurked in every corner.

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Alex’s goal was to enter the dungeon solo. Although his level was still not one hundred, he believed he would be able to face monsters here alone. He had many different skills than others, and breaking the gap was nothing for him.

But as he learned about the forest fairies and their alliance’s problems, Alex decided to have a meeting with Remia’s mother first before leveling up and practicing his new style.

He came at the perfect time, for Yumia had a break in her room. As in-laws, Yumia invited Alex to her private room straightforwardly, not caring whether someone would gossip about her.

“Good morning, Alex,” Yumia greeted her son-in-law, standing near the balcony while holding gently onto its rail. She turned around, adding her beautiful smile to her words.

It was a casual greeting, yet it came from the queen. Alex couldn’t feel more honored and happier.

But as he already had an agreement with Yumia to be casual with her, Alex changed the respectful stance he had been showing to the fairy that had guided him here. In much lighter steps, Alex approached the queen.

“Morning,” Alex replied, inhaling some of the fresh air. It was tastier and energizing as if the purest air swirled at the top of the highest tree.

And as he succumbed to the refreshing mood with the queen by his side, Yumia asked, still hovering her eyes up ahead, “The Antagonist Event has reached our ears. The sudden demon’s appearance and his strength left thousand of people scared.

Was it you who forced them to bring out such a monster?” Yumia asked softly. She judged that Alex and his wives had played a significant role in the demon’s appearance, for Alex’s system and the class was too unique.

But as Alex replied, Yumia’s eyes shook, for Alex was the sole reason the demon had taken over the sky.

“H-How is Remia?” Yumia stuttered, a concern for her only unmarried daughter clenching her heart. She extended her hands for Alex’s, holding his hand tightly, not letting him go until she heard his reply.

Alex smiled faintly, reassuring his mother-in-law, “She’s fine. Everyone from my family has survived. You will learn more about it soon because Remia plans to visit her home today…

I’m also concerned about you, Yumia. You and your people can’t take a break, can you?” Alex sighed, retracting his eyes to the beautiful scenery of the vivid and lush forest.

Forest fairies were known for their kindness. Yet, they had a villain lurking in their shadows, the first underground dungeon coming out, and now, their alliance faced problems that could threaten their race’s longevity.

“My predecessors didn’t have it easy, too… I’m fine,” Yumia replied with a soft smile.

She had so much responsibility on her back, yet she stood straight, one with the forest and her people. Her beauty often drew people’s attention, yet Alex admired her reliability and a pure desire to protect and stay with her people until the end.

In comparison to a human king Alex had met before, Yumia was much better, even though she became the queen and ruler of fairies because of her husband’s death.

“That’s what I feel from I look at my wives. I know I will never be alone,” Alex whispered, “And you can display such an aura for the whole race and even me. You are amazing, the queen.”

“The queen?” Yumia smiled wider, stressing Alex’s words.

He chuckled, knowing that his mother-in-law might be angry for him using the official title, “But that’s how I felt calling you in this very moment, Yumia.

Because I genuinely feel that you will never leave your people behind. I’m the same. This place is also my home,” Alex smiled.

Yumia let Alex’s hand go, her smile sweeter, “Come in. I will present you unique nectar that the royal family drinks on special occasions.”

Following her alluring curves, Alex titled his head, “What’s today?”

“The Queen’s in-law has visited her, lifting a part of her burden,” Yumia lifted her hand, calling her nature to pass cups and bottles of peculiar, golden nectar, “That’s enough for me.”

She was clearly aware of her status and privileges!

Alex grinned, “I thought of sacrificing an hour for you, so you can beat me to your heart’s content in chess, Yumia. Your golden nectar will alleviate some of my tears.

I don’t like losing, you know?” Alex said while taking a seat.

Yumia already sat with her legs crossed, her back straight, and ample chest puffed out, “Who likes losing, son?”

She swept her hand, leveraging her status again. Her wooden table shook, part of it sinking in. In the next second, the part returned with black-white spots, clearly meant for the chess game.

The birds atop the tree started singing. The fresh air gently invaded the room, softly brushing the necks and noses of the handsome player and the happy queen.

And with such a mood, Alex’s beating started, for he couldn’t match the queen in her favorite game.

“The chess has been an influential game in our two kingdoms, you know?” she whispered, sharing some bits of the past.

Alex listened attentively; before he noticed, more than an hour had passed. Yet, he didn’t feel bad. In fact, bonding time with the queen was far from wasted time.

And her smile made Alex forget his principles.