My Vampire Harem Will Dominate Everything - Chapter 285

Chapter 285: Storm Fall
The wind blew through the dark and silent streets that surrounded the Old Museum, sending the fallen leaves around it rustling. The night sky above was dark and silent, as if holding its breath for the coming storm.

The Old Museum stood, unaware that the storm was already on its doorstep.

Yuri stood outside the old building, her eyes locked on the tower that stood attached to it like a soldier’s pike. Beside her was Fiona, Charlie and Luna, known collectively as the A X E girls. They were also the only ones who stood by her after the coup. Yes, it was because of the blood oath they had together but she’ll take all the help she could get.

“Are you ready, girls?” Yuri asked, looking at her Subjects from the corner of her eyes.

“We’ve always been ready.” Fiona gave a curt nod.

“Cover it.” Yuri commanded.

As one, the A X E girls waved their hand, deploying the most important piece of the night.

Darkness, thick and impenetrable, spread out from them, unfurling to wrap itself around the entire perimeter of the building like a living entity. The entire building was enclosed in a massive, swirling box of shadows. A black zone.

But they were not done. Vitality rushed from them to coat the zone until it glittered faintly like a sky full of stars.

“Good.” Yuri nodded. Nothing and no one could escape now. Not from running away or from teleporting. They could teleport within the black zone but teleporting out was off the table. Just as it should be.

Her eyes glinted with cold fire as she turned her gaze to the tower. It was time to announce her presence.

Her hand began to glow, multi-colored flames swirling and coalescing around her fingers. The fire roared to life, growing larger and brighter until she condensed it down to a tiny ball. She gritted her teeth, trying to keep it contained. The flame began to lick her palms, blackening it bit by bit but her expression remained calm, her focus absolute.

The ball kept growing brighter and brighter until the light couldn’t be hidden anymore. Then, without hesitation, she launched it upwards.

The ball soared through the air like a comet, bounced off the black zone, hung there for a moment before coming down with a massive roar.

The ball transformed into a massive pillar of energy that came down on the tower with an ear-splitting explosion. The ground beneath them trembled as the entire structure was vaporized in an instant, the tower disappearing as if it had never existed.

Yuri watched as the dust and debris settled. Satisfaction blossomed in her heart. She’d raised up the tower. It was only fitting that she tore it down. It would even be better if she’d taken down Ivo and Armand along with it.

The dust cleared to reveal the main building. The walls that connected it to the tower were gone, vaporized along with everything else. It appeared that no one was in it until she heard people coughing inside of it.

“Armand!” She watched as Ivo stumbled out to the edge of the top floor, staring at where the tower had been. “No! Armand, no! Who did this to you?”

Yuri watched, a blood thirsty grin appearing on her face as Ivo’s eyes searched the ground and then, caught sight of her standing there. His eyes went wide as their gaze met. Within the space of a fraction, Yuri’s hands snapped forward, her entire body propelling a javelin of multi-colored flames.

The only reason Ivo was able to dodge was because he instinctively took a step back in fear when he saw her. The entire roof above him vaporized in an explosion of light. Ivo dived back inside the building.

“It’s Yuri! She’s here! She’s fucking here!” Ivo yelled as he went.

Yuri bursts into mad laughter, the sound echoing over the whole place. The tower had been empty with only Armand inside. His death meant little in the grand scheme of things, but it was still a small victory.

Fiona stepped forward eagerly. “Your orders, my lady?” She asked, her voice edged with excitement.

“Now, we go in.” Yuri said, her voice cold and commanding. Then she leapt, clearing the distance to the gaping hole in the top floor wall with a single jump. The A X E girls followed behind her.

As Yuri landed in the spacious living room, the first thing Yuri saw was Solomon, lounging casually in a leather chair. He closed the magazine he’d been reading, his laughter echoing through the large room, a mocking sound that made Yuri’s skin crawl.

Beside him stood three women, their faces obscured by colorful scarves. The Flower Shop girls.

“Ah, Yuri.” Solomon drawled, his lips curling into a smile. “Such a dramatic entrance. I assume you’re here to reclaim what’s yours?”

“Fuck off!” Yuri snarled, ignoring Solomon as she scanned the room. She knew the man very well. He wouldn’t interfere in this when he could just sit back and reap the rewards.

Her eyes snapped to Ivo and Amara who stood near the back, their faces a mixture of surprise and dread. They hadn’t expected Yuri to strike so soon, and it showed.

Without warning, Yuri lunged at Ivo and Amara, her body moving like a blur. Flames erupted around her hands as she struck, sending waves of her fire toward them. Ivo barely managed to dodge the first attack, rolling to the side as the flames scorched the ground where he had been standing.

Amara wasn’t as lucky. A tree trunk emerged from the ground to protect her but she wasn’t fast enough. The fire ate through the wood to hit her squarely, sending her crashing into the wall with a scream.

She gritted her teeth as she stood up, the front of her clothes charred but her body regenerating quickly. The only reason she wasn’t dead was because the destroyed trunk that was her defense had reduced the damage the fire could do.

Ivo materialized his sword, rushing in to keep Yuri from capitalizing on Amara’s incapacitation. His eyes darted to Solomon.

“Help us!” He shouted, his voice filled with desperation.

Solomon leaned back in his chair, a lazy smile on his face. “I swore an oath not to interfere.” He said with a chuckle. His Flower Shop girls were missing and battle raged on behind him. “You’re on your own, Ivo.”

Ivo’s eyes blazed with fury, but he had no time to argue. Solomon was right. He had sworn an oath. This was a fight he’d have to face on his own. At least, he had Amara.

Yuri attacked relentlessly, her flames somehow growing more intense the longer they fought. She unleashed a barrage of fireballs, forcing Ivo and Amara to dodge and weave through the room. The ground beneath them cracked and crumbled as the heat from Yuri’s attacks grew unbearable.

Amara, despite the pain, leaped forward, sharp stakes wreathed in a glowing, dark energy grew from her hands. She hurled it toward Yuri, who deflected the attack with a wave of her hand. The two women locked eyes, and for a moment, the room seemed to stand still.

Then, all hell broke loose.