The Emperor’s Angel of Death

At Galina's insistence, Hayes chose a biochemical prosthetic limb that he considered very expensive, rather than a purely mechanical one. However, the benefits were undeniable: it was not only more flexible but also required less frequent maintenance. Furthermore, once covered with artificial skin, it looked almost identical to a normal limb, placed little burden on the user, and didn't need to be removed during rest.

Of course, it wasn't as "durable" as a mechanical prosthetic.

After nearly eight hours of adjusting and replacing the prosthetic limb, Hayes and the two women returned home. He still needed time to adapt and endure some "phantom pain," but fortunately, he was no longer as sensitive to pain as he used to be.

However, in the middle of the night, a figure quietly slipped into his bed. By the time Hayes opened his eyes, Galina was already smiling and unbuttoning her clothes.

By this point, Hayes was no longer a virgin, and he knew what a man should do.

He immediately embraced her and kissed her passionately—

After the passion, Galina lay in his arms, recounting the sadness of her mother's death and the despair of waiting for him. All Hayes could do was gently comfort her.

But Galina quickly calmed down. She told Hayes that she still had him, her husband, and a home, and that she was content.

Hayes then vowed to provide her with a comfortable and peaceful life.

Then, Hayes, who had been holding back for some time, decided to go for a second round, but Galina suddenly smiled and pointed to the wall on the side. That was Andina's room. The shack wasn't big, and each person's room was very close, basically just a wall apart, and the thin walls offered little soundproofing.

Hayes immediately realized, with embarrassment, that their voices might have been heard by the other woman. At this moment, Galina suddenly quietly pulled Hayes up, dragged him to the door, and then to the outside of Andina's room.

This scared Hayes quite a bit, and he immediately tried to pull Galina back into the room. They were both naked, after all. Unexpectedly, Galina directly pushed open the door, and then dragged Hayes inside. Hayes was worried about being heard, but he didn't dare to make too much noise. After being dragged in, he found Andina curled up in bed, with her back to them.

Hayes was about to turn around and leave, but Galina had already closed the door behind them.

At the same time, her little hands were restlessly touching him, making him embarrassingly aroused again. At this moment, Galina whispered something in Hayes's ear. Hayes shook his head repeatedly after hearing it, but she suddenly grabbed his "vital spot" and led him all the way to Andina's bedside, then "gently pushed," and Hayes fell onto Andina, his childhood playmate, akin to family.

At that moment, he heard Andina's chaotic breathing.

This girl wasn't particularly beautiful, and life in the under-nests made it difficult for anyone to have a radiant complexion, but perhaps due to frequent labor, Andina had a great figure. Her breasts and hips were very full, and when he pressed down on her, Hayes felt something akin to an air cushion. At this time, his nostrils were also filled with feminine scents.

For some reason, Hayes's mind conjured up some erotic images. He remembered Little An often wearing a vest at home, with what looked like two water-filled balloons hanging prominently on her chest, clearly visible when she bent over or raised her hand. But Hayes didn't find anything strange about it back then, because they even used to bathe together as children.

But he still couldn't accept it. Just as he was about to get up, a pair of hands suddenly hugged his waist.

Andina still kept her eyes closed, but her cheeks were flushed, and she even turned over, letting Hayes lie on top of her, only turning her head to the side.

Because of Galina's teasing, Hayes was already somewhat unable to restrain himself. With Andina's attitude, he steeled his heart, tore open the buttons of her pajamas, and began to kiss her passionately.

Hayes never imagined that he would have a wife, let alone two, but the fact was that after this crazy night, he had two wives.

In a sense, he was indeed much luckier than others.

Afterward, the three of them left the lower nest and bought a small house in the middle nest at a low price. The owner here was originally a small merchant, but he was eager to sell after going bankrupt for some reason. Hayes bought it for half the price.

For the following week, while inquiring about the news of his former comrades, he and his two wives toured the various scenic spots in the middle nest during the day, and at night, the three of them were intensely entwined.

After such a carefree life with one emperor and two empresses for a while, Hayes finally found out the news he needed. Because they were all conscripted from the same place, the addresses of his comrades were basically in the same nest city, so he made a decision!

He wanted to return these expeditionary manuals to the relatives of his comrades, at least to let them know everything their loved ones had experienced in battle, and to help them if they encountered any difficulties.

He planned to go to Rongge's house first, because it was closest to him, so the three of them boarded the orbital train that circled the middle nest.

However, just after one stop, a strange mother and daughter boarded the train and sat opposite the three of them. Hayes guessed they were mother and daughter because they looked somewhat similar. One looked to be in her thirties, and the other was an old woman in her fifties. She was haggard and weak, her clothes were very worn, and her hair was gray.

Not long after sitting down, the three heard her muttering to herself, counting:

"One, two, three."

The sound was very clear even amidst the "click-clack" of the train wheels. After counting for a while, she paused for a moment and then repeated:

"One, two, three."

The three were a little puzzled, and the woman seemed to have no way to deal with her mother, and just said softly to Hayes:

"I'm sorry, sir, I hope I didn't disturb you."

Hayes then smiled.

"It's okay, it's okay."

Suddenly, the old woman seemed to notice Hayes wearing the military green soldier's uniform, and suddenly widened her eyes, as if she had found something. She suddenly pounced over and grabbed Hayes's arm amidst the exclamations of the surrounding people.

"One! Two! Three! Right! One!"

The woman next to her quickly pulled her away.

"You've mistaken him, he's not."

Her voice was very sad, and the old woman's eyes gradually dimmed, and then she slowly sat back in place like a puppet, continuing to count.

Galina glanced at her, then whispered:

"What's wrong with her?"

The woman held her mother's hand and couldn't help but shed tears after seeing Hayes's uniform, answering:

"Damn war, I lost three brothers, and my mother lost three sons she raised alone."

Hayes's fists clenched instantly.

"What units were they in?"

"Her mind collapsed that day the Navy received three death notices."

Hayes didn't know what to say. It seemed that all words were pale and powerless at this moment. Finally, after two stops, the woman helped her mother off the train.

He turned his head and saw the slogan pasted on the window frame—

Everything is as the Emperor wills.