My Girlfriend Is Stronger Than the Demon Lord – Volume 24 (Chapter 24)
After weeks of nonstop chaos, Aria finally announced something I didn't expect:
"Eren… we're taking a vacation."
I blinked. "Vacation? In the demon realm? With your usual schedule?"
She smirked, cheeks slightly pink. "Exactly. No politics, no wars, no assassins… just us. A proper break."
I couldn't believe it. For once, Aria wasn't dealing with Shadow Clan schemes or rebellious tribes.
We arrived at a volcanic hot spring resort—lava-heated pools, floating fireflowers, and surprisingly relaxing landscapes. Aria sighed, leaning back against the warm water. "Eren… this is nice."
I smiled, soaking my feet. "Yeah… who knew demons could vacation like this?"
Before I could enjoy the moment fully, a small imp zipped past, dropping a scroll at her feet. Aria groaned. "Even here… some diplomat wants a meeting."
I shook my head. "Couldn't it wait until after the vacation?"
Aria waved her hand, aura shimmering softly. The imp froze midair, holding the scroll helplessly. "Relax, Eren. Nothing ruins our vacation unless I allow it."
With that, she climbed into the hot spring beside me, smiling. "You know, Eren… being the strongest doesn't mean I can't enjoy simple things. With you, I actually can."
I laughed nervously. "Just… don't accidentally destroy the resort while relaxing, okay?"
She tilted her head, pink cheeks and all. "No promises. But I'll try."
For the first time in weeks, we had a moment of genuine peace. Aria leaned against me, eyes closed, aura glowing softly. The chaotic world outside the resort faded into distant murmurs.
I realized something important: Aria's strength wasn't just in her power or victories—it was in her ability to create small moments of calm, even in the middle of chaos.
And being with her, even in a world filled with demons, magic, and danger, made me realize that no power in the realm mattered more than these moments we shared.
We laughed, soaked in the warmth, and for a little while… the Demon Lord and her human boyfriend were just two people enjoying a vacation.