Swear Fealty To Me, My Subjects! Chapter 23: Daughters of the Imperial Guard

In a manor on the outskirts of the capital.

Imperial Guard Hela Haines was lying comfortably on the couch in front of the fireplace, enjoying the service of the servants.

Beside her, a few girls in maidservant attires and looked like gods were massaging her feet silently.

Like all the Imperial Guards, Hela's divinity was based on the essence of the Crystal Goddess Order. However, each Imperial Guard was supported by a different aspect of the essence.

Hela's pillar of support came from the former God of Elves, Life.

These girls who looked similar to Hela were all demigod puppets created by Hela using herself as the mother.

Or rather... They were her daughters.

At that moment, Hela was scrutinizing her loot—the Dragon Soul Sword that she obtained from Constance.

As a golden weapon, the quality of the sword was rather high. The Dragon Soul that was used as material had a pure bloodline and some of its components were comparable to an ancient dragon.

Hela was very satisfied.

"Yes."

She handed the Dragon Soul Sword to the puppet that was massaging her shoulders.

"You'll use this in the future,"

However, the puppet glanced at the sword and shook her head resolutely. "I don't want it."

Hela: "Huh?!"

The puppet said in a righteous and stern manner, "You extorted this from Miss Thea. She needs it more than us."

Hela was a little surprised—why was the moral standard of the puppet she created with her blood so much higher than hers?!

Hela stuffed the Dragon Soul Sword into the puppet's hands. "Thea has backup weapons. You don't have to worry about her!"

The puppet still refused to accept the Dragon Soul Sword and she smashed it onto the ground.

With a tense expression, the puppet looked down at Hela as though she was scrutinizing the latter's soul.

"However, Miss Thea only has a single golden weapon. You should know that!"

"Err…" Hela was speechless.

At that moment, she turned her head away guiltily.

Unlike the other sisters, Constance would never seek any benefits for herself and therefore did not have

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