Epic of Caterpillar

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"Kireinaaaaa~!"

It was nobody else than Nephiana, of course, the cute harpy I once rescued from slavery long ago, she had come a long way, and now was the mother of all seven of those harpy children I had.

"Mmmffggh…! Nephiana please…! Let me go!"

She was wrapped around my face and wouldn't let go of me…

"Ahahaha… S-Sorry…"

She quickly jumped off me, as she hugged me normally, I made sure to make her feel loved again. She has always been quite the delicate girl, so I was quite worried.

"Have you been alright?" I asked, giving her head pats.

"Y-Yeah… A bit sad, but everything's fine now that you're back!" Nephiana smiled.

"Well, that's good…" I laughed. "Though, be careful not to just jump over me again…"

"Sorry!" Nephiana giggled.

"Ahhh! Milady is truly back! And what beauty she brings to our home once more!"

"I was rather shaken after her disappearance, but I am truly glad she's back. I knew that savior of our Kingdom wouldn't be defeated so easily."

A pair of beautiful blonde centaur girls appeared, wearing colorful white armor, they were Sofelaia and Sofarpia, the princesses of the Centaur Kingdom we freed from Vampires controlled by Agatheina quite long ago.

"Ah, you two! I'm glad to see you as well. You see as tall and beautiful as I remember." I said with a smile, as the two huge centaurs hugged me tightly.

"We missed you!" Sofelaia cried.

"We've been rather busy managing the people, but we were all worried…" Sofarpia sighed.

"The girls kept saying you would be back, so we held up to that hope, even if it seemed faint, you always do some insane things." Sofelaia sighed.

"At this point, I guess we shouldn't use common sense with you anymore." Laughed Sofarpia.

"A-Ahahaha, I guess you're right…"

The sisters started hugging and kissing me lovingly, I felt overwhelmed yet in a bliss… So many cute wives I have! I've missed being immersed in their loving embraces.

"Hold on you two, you can't just keep her all for yourselves."

"Scarlet was really happy when she heard you were back! She's now sleeping but I bet she played a lot, didn't she?"

A beautiful jackal beast-kin woman and a half-scorpion giantess joined the conversation, it was the two beautiful goddesses I found on my journey through that ancient dungeon that connected the surface of the grand forest with the lower realm, Nixephine the Girtablilu, and Nefertiti the Divine Light Spirit.

"You girls! I'm glad to meet you as well!" I said happily, although I felt a strong pressure from their presence.

"Come over here." Nefertiti grabbed me and started kissing me.

"H-Hey! I also want some snuggles!" Nixephine fought once more with her.

"Hah! I held her first, so she's mine for the rest of the day!" Nefertiti laughed.

"Y-You girls are treating me like an object." I sighed. "But I'm glad you're the same as always! I love you two!" I happily hugged the two strong wives, as they blushed a bit.

"Y-Yeah, I mean, we were shaken when that happened…" Nefertiti sighed. "To cope with it, I spent most of my time growing Divine Materials and cooking food with them…"

"She was weeping all the time, don't believe her!" Laughed Nixephine. "I had to comfort her many times! Such a crybaby~ Hahaha!"

"Y-You damn huge scorpion woman!" Cried Nefertiti in even more embarrassment.

"You are you calling scorpion woman?!" Nixephine started hitting her head with her fingers.

"D-Don't hit me!" Nefertiti started hitting her back with beams of light.

"Come on, come on, calm down, there's me for everyone." I calmed them a bit, giving them equal love so they would stop their rivalry, although it is still quite funny.

"Master, you're finally back… I'm so glad."

"I told you she would be back, tehee~"

"See Nereid? You shouldn't had cried so much like the little baby you are."

"Cry?! I-I didn't cry!"

All four of my Spirits arrived in the scene, Kjata, my Fire Spirit, Ocypete, the Wind Spirit, Smilkas, the Earth Spirit, and Nereid, the Water Spirit. Nereid and Kjata were my first spirits ever, which I created by fusing skills around back then…

Kjata is a Blazing Living Armor Fire Spirit, but now as a Divine Spirit, can take into an adorable girl-like form by materializing her flames, though covered on blazing armor. Nereid was a cute water fairy and still is, but taller. Ocypete and Smilkas were summoned through some Skills I got from the heroes of Athetosea long ago.

Both have changed very little since I summoned them, Ocypete being a lax harpy-like wind spirit with colorful blue, green, and yellow feathers, and Smilkas resembling a gnome or dwarf-like earth spirit, with brown skin and long crystal-like hair of various colors.

"My dear Spirit girls! I'm happy to meet you all!" I hugged all four of them because they were actually in the right size. I even ended lifting up Kjata and Smilkas who were the lighter ones.

"I missed you too, Master. I was really worried." Kjata sighed with her slightly expressionless face, giving me little kisses in my lips. "Don't die again…"

"I-I won't dear, don't worry." I gave her a head pat.

"Well, you're back just as I predicted!" Smilkas giggled teasingly, as she gave me a kiss as well.

"Me too~ I wan kissies." Ocypete stole me a few too.

"H-Hey! I'm also her wife you know?!" Nereid made a fuss, as I quickly grabbed her and gave her a passionate kiss to shut her up a bit.

"Better now?" I giggled.

"G-Geez! Idiot! Don't die again!" She suddenly started crying while hugging me.

Ah… She's such a cute girl, and her tsundere personality makes her even cuter.

"I'm sorry! I won't die ever again." I said, hugging her tightly. "There, there~ All's fine now. Your master's back."

"Hahaha, I knew she would get like this when we were to meet you again." Smilkas laughed.

"Hehehe, she's cute." Ocypete giggled teasingly.

"Nereid's a crybaby." Kjata nodded.

"H-Hey, stop it! It's not funny anymore…" Nereid pouted.

"Lady Agatheina, Kaguya! It is master! It is really her!"

"It sure is, Sakura."

"Fufu, you're so excited."

"Master! Masteeerrr!" A little pink colored Arachne girl wearing a cute maid uniform leaped over me!

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