Chapter six begins with a tension that the walls of the Occult Research Club had never witnessed before. Rias Gremory, attempting to hide the trembling of her hands, placed a small, ornate box on the table. Inside, the Evil Pieces glowed with an ominous red light.
With a tone that struggled to remain authoritative, Rias addressed Luna. "Luna-san, I see immense potential in you. These pieces can grant you eternal life and a power you've never imagined. You can become a member of my family..."
Rimuru, reclining on the sofa, suddenly let out a loud, melodic laugh—a laugh so resonant it caused the windows of the room to crack. She rose and approached the table, picking up the 'Rook' piece between two fingers.
"Family? Eternal?" Rimuru spoke in a mature, mocking tone. "You intend to enslave a being who is already under my possession with these wretched pebbles?"
Suddenly, she squeezed the piece between her fingers, crushing it into fine powder. Rias recoiled in horror; destroying a piece forged with the magic of the Kings of Hell was fundamentally impossible.
Rimuru turned to Luna. "It seems they don't understand the gentle way, Luna. Akeno... she is preparing her lightning magic, isn't she?"
Akeno, standing in the shadows, crackled with nervous sparks. Rimuru smirked and moved closer to Luna. She embraced Luna from behind, pressing her lips against her ear, whispering in a low, seductive breath:
"Luna... put this girl in her place. If you humiliate her completely and display your new power, I have a special reward for you." Rimuru continued with an incredibly alluring tone, "Any reward you desire... you can touch any part of my body you wish, or 'play' with me however you like. Do you understand?"
Upon hearing this, Luna's eyes instantly turned a brilliant, glowing crimson. The scent of Null power wafted from every pore of her skin. She spoke in a voice that no longer sounded human, "It shall be done, my Sovereign."
Akeno, driven to the brink of madness by the pressure of Luna's presence, unleashed several bolts of yellow lightning. "Fall, you arrogant girl!"
But Luna didn't even flinch. She simply raised her hand. The moment the lightning touched Luna's aura, it didn't strike; it vanished, as if it had never existed. With speed that demonic eyes could not follow, Luna appeared in front of Akeno, seizing her by the throat and slamming her against the wall.
"Your magic... is nothing but noise," Luna said coldly. With her other hand, she discharged a wave of dark energy into Akeno's abdomen. Akeno didn't even have the chance to scream; her entire magical reserves were swallowed by Luna in a single second, and she collapsed unconscious to the floor.
Rias and the other members retreated in utter terror. Luna turned back to Rimuru, dark energy still dancing around her fingertips. She knelt before her Goddess.
Rimuru watched with pure delight. She first turned to Ciel, who had been observing with dignified grace throughout. Rimuru drew Ciel toward her and, before the stunned eyes of the Devils, drowned her in a deep, passionate kiss. "My dear Ciel, it was quite difficult hiding all this chaos, wasn't it?"
Then, Rimuru fixed her gaze on Luna. She sat on the sofa and spread her legs slightly. "Come here, Luna... you did a magnificent job. It is time for your reward."
With trembling hands, Luna approached. Rimuru took Luna's hand, placing it on her own shapely, bare thigh and slowly guiding it upward. "Remember what I said? Anywhere you wish... feel it. This body belongs to the one who brought you to your zenith."
As Luna fell into a trance from touching Rimuru's soft yet power-saturated skin, she rested her head on Rimuru's lap. Rimuru stroked Luna's hair with one hand while drawing Ciel into her arms again, licking her own lips with a predatory grace.
"Look, Gremory..." Rimuru stared at Rias, who was huddled in the corner, while she continued to 'play' with Luna and Ciel. "This is the difference between us. You look for slaves, but I... I am a Goddess who conquers the entire existence of my followers with pleasure and power. Now, go and tell your brother that the new owner of Kuoh was not particularly pleased with your hospitality."