
Can Someone (Anyone!) Please Turn Off the Auto-Skill Setting?!
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Nancy, an ordinary shopkeeper, took a chance without any expectations and ended up becoming a hero by accident. Although she doesn’t know how to fight, she manages to make her way towards the Demon King’s castle thanks to 144 auto-skills designed for heroes. However, she ends up revealing something she shouldn’t have to her companion, Aaron. “Nancy, why do you have the ring that my grandfather lost to the demons?” Making a deal with demons is a serious crime, especially for Aaron, a former paladin with zero tolerance for anything related to demons. Nancy tries to explain herself, but Aaron’s suspicion deepens, and eventually, he turns his sword on her. 【 Use the ‘Seduction’ skill? 】 Nancy, desperate to survive, uses the skill without hesitation. Aaron immediately withdraws his sword, but something about him seems off. “I don’t understand. Why do I keep touching you? Why do I feel like I need to keep touching you…?” 【 There are side effects due to using a skill while ignoring activation conditions. 】 【 Warning! Aaron’s state of desire is contagious! 】 “Haaah…!” Even the slightest touch from him sends waves of unbearable pleasure through Nancy’s body. This can’t go on. She tries to deactivate the skill before something terrible happens, but… 【 Deactivation condition for the ‘Seduction’ skill: Make the affected person genuinely fall for the hero! 】
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