I Became Rimuru In Kuroinu: Fixing A Hentai world

Aiden was blinking many times when saw what king had brought him for, it was not only him but also Radomira, what they were seaing was multiple Goblins male ana female wearing prist like outfit, as they were chatting truth words.

Aiden just blinked. "...when did this even happen".

Aiden blinked several times, completely taken aback by the scene in front of him. Standing before him were several goblins—both male and female—dressed in pristine priest-like outfits. They were chanting sacred-sounding words, and the atmosphere in the room had taken on a surreal, almost holy quality.

Radomira raised an eyebrow, equally puzzled by what they were witnessing. "What... exactly is going on here?"

King, looking quite pleased with himself, stepped forward. "Ah, yes! I forgot to mention this to you. We've established a new religious sect in the village. These are our new priest and priestesses. They are devoted to bringing truth and harmony, in service to the balance of nature and magic."

Aiden stared at King, speechless for a moment. "Wait, what? When did this happen, and why wasn't I informed?"

King scratched the back of his head sheepishly. "Well, it started a few days ago. After some goblins began learning about the powers you've introduced to the village, they got... inspired. They wanted to embrace the 'truth' behind the magic and materials you've been using, so they formed this group."

Radomira looked at Aiden, stifling a laugh. "So... you unintentionally started a goblin religion? That's impressive."

Aiden just sighed, feeling a mix of confusion and amusement. "I didn't sign up to be a spiritual leader, you know."

One of the goblin priests stepped forward, bowing respectfully. "We thank you, Great Sage Aiden, for your wisdom and guidance. We believe in the path you've shown us."

Aiden's slime form shuddered slightly as he tried to process the bizarre situation. "Uh... okay. You do you, I guess. Just... make sure you're not doing anything too crazy, alright?"

The goblin priests and priestesses nodded eagerly, their eyes full of reverence. King grinned widely, clearly pleased with how things had turned out.

Radomira smirked and leaned closer to Aiden. "You really do have a knack for shaping this world in ways you don't even realize."

Aiden let out a small chuckle, finally coming to terms with the unexpected turn of events. "I guess so... but seriously, a goblin religious sect? This world just keeps getting stranger."

Aiden stared at the photo of Truth that the goblins were now fervently worshipping as part of their new religious sect. It was just supposed to be a reference, something to help them understand the concept of Truth, not the foundation of a full-blown worship practice.

Aiden sighed, his slime form shifting in mild frustration. "I only gave you guys that photo so you'd know what Truth looks like... not to start a whole religion around it! What am I even looking at?"

One of the goblin priestesses stepped forward, her eyes wide with adoration. "Great Sage Aiden, we have found great inspiration in the visage of Truth. This is not just a symbol to us, but the guiding light that reflects the wisdom you've shared with us. We wish to honor it and live by its principles."

Radomira couldn't hold back her laughter anymore, placing a hand over her mouth. "Looks like you've become a god to them without even trying."

Aiden groaned and rubbed his slime head. "I just wanted to teach you guys some basic truths about magic and the world, not... this."

King, who was standing nearby, chuckled. "They've really taken to it. They see the photo of Truth as a sacred image now. They even built a shrine around it."

Aiden blinked again. "A shrine? You're telling me there's a shrine?"

One of the goblins nodded enthusiastically. "Yes, Lord Aiden! We have dedicated it to you and the great Truth. You have shown us the path to wisdom and harmony, so we must honor both you and the Truth."

Aiden was at a loss for words. He glanced at Radomira, who was still smirking at his predicament. "This... wasn't what I intended, but okay. Just... make sure you're not doing anything extreme, alright? I'm not looking for a cult to spring up around me."

The goblins bowed in reverence. "As you wish, Great Sage. We shall spread the teachings of Truth with grace."

Aiden slumped, half-amused and half-exasperated. "This world really does get stranger by the day..."

Later that night, Aiden found himself once again standing in front of Truth, the cosmic entity who had reborn him into this strange world. Truth, in his usual ethereal form, was laughing uncontrollably, his booming laughter echoing in the void around them.

Aiden crossed his slime arms, glaring. "Oh, shut up! You're the one who reborn me into this world in the first place."

Truth wiped an imaginary tear from his eye, still chuckling. "Hey, you're the one who gave them me to worship! All I did was guide you here. You're the one who handed out my image like a flyer at a concert!"

Aiden groaned, rubbing his slime face. "I just wanted them to understand some basic concepts. I didn't expect them to start a whole religion around you!"

Truth smirked, a glint of mischief in his eyes. "Well, that's what happens when you introduce knowledge to those who are seeking meaning. You, my dear slime, have inadvertently given them a sense of purpose. Whether or not you intended it, they found something to believe in."

Aiden sighed. "Great. Now I'm a religious figure, and you're laughing your cosmic butt off."

Truth grinned. "Look, you wanted to make a difference in this world, right? Well, you've done that, and more. Just don't be too surprised when your goblin followers start holding festivals in your honor."

Aiden's slime form deflated slightly. "Oh no, they're probably planning that already."

Truth laughed again, shaking his head. "Welcome to the consequences of being a hero, or a prophet, or whatever title they bestow upon you. You're not just some random guy anymore, Aiden. You're part of something bigger now. Whether you like it or not."

Aiden looked at Truth, half-resigned. "Well, if I'm going to be stuck with this, at least you could've given me a heads-up."

Truth winked. "Where's the fun in that?"

Aiden then looked at him. "So um quick question".

Truth looked at him. "What, do I care if they break the law of Alchemy yes, yes I do, don't have them break the Law of Alchemy like that Boy".

Aiden blinked, clearly caught off guard. "Wait, what? I wasn't even going to ask about that... but good to know," he muttered, making a mental note to never let the goblins dabble in alchemy without proper caution.

Aiden refocused. "What I was going to ask is—since you're apparently fine with being worshiped now—what happens if they start trying to summon you or do something... extreme?"

Truth sighed, folding his arms. "Oh, great, now I have to be the responsible one. Look, Aiden, the balance of things has to be maintained. If they start crossing boundaries—like trying to summon me directly or manipulating cosmic forces—things will get messy. You can't just pull at the threads of reality without causing a few tears."

Aiden nodded slowly. "So... keep them from doing anything world-ending?"

Truth raised an eyebrow. "Pretty much. And please, no more photo giveaways. One time was more than enough. I don't need an entire planet of goblins, slimes, and wolves worshiping me."

Aiden sighed. "Right... no more cosmic cults. Got it."

Truth smirked. "And remember, I'm watching. So keep them in line, or you'll have more than just goblin festivals to deal with."

Aiden groaned. "Fantastic..."

Aiden looked at Truth. "I just hope they don't start.... Will a lot of things"

Truth looked at him. "Like saying that the other gods are fake"

Aiden winced. "Exactly. The last thing I need is them starting a holy war, claiming you're the only true god or something. That would be a mess."

Truth chuckled. "Oh, you have no idea how many times that happens across different worlds. But yeah, keep an eye on them. One goblin cult is manageable, but if they start getting ideas about discrediting other gods... well, let's just say divine beings don't take kindly to that."

Aiden rubbed his temples, feeling the weight of the situation. "Great, now I have to play diplomat between gods. That's exactly what I signed up for."

Truth grinned. "Welcome to your new reality, Aiden. Hope you're ready for the ride."

Aiden groaned. "Can't I just go back to being a regular slime?"

Truth laughed harder. "Too late for that, my friend."

Aiden then looked at Truth. "You know your are much more nice then you are in full metal alchemist brother"

Truth looked at him. "Alchemy"

Aiden smirked, "Yeah, 'Alchemy' indeed. But seriously, you're way more chill with me than you were with those alchemists."

Truth leaned back, his grin widening. "Different worlds, different rules. Besides, you're not trying to break the fundamental laws of existence every other minute. I don't have to play the 'strict teacher' role here."

Aiden sighed in relief. "Good, because I don't think I could handle one of your 'lessons.'"

Truth chuckled. "Don't get too comfortable. I still have my limits."

Aiden just looked at him a started to disappear. "Alright bye"

Truth then looked at him. "God becoming a demon lord and figthing an Angel"

Aiden before he fully desiper. "What wa-?".

Before Aiden could finish his question, he was fully pulled out of the realm of Truth and back into his own world. The words "becoming a demon lord and fighting an angel" echoed in his mind, causing him to pause in confusion.

Aiden sighed as he floated back to Radomira's lap. "What in the world did Truth mean by that?"

Radomira, noticing his puzzled expression, raised an eyebrow. "What's troubling you, my beloved?"

Aiden hesitated. "Apparently, I'm destined to become a demon lord and fight an angel. Just another casual prophecy from Truth."

Radomira blinked. "That... sounds like something significant. Maybe we should prepare."

Aiden groaned. "I just hope it doesn't happen anytime soon."

Radomira then looked at and though. "I mean you are this world's Rimuru and he did become a demon and a fought am angel".

Aiden looked at her. "Yes but Micheal was an Ultimate Skill controlling the Hero's Body not a real angel, then again Ultimate Skill are made by there Verison of gods"

Radomira's eyes sparkled with mischief. "Well, if you do become a demon lord, you could at least have a cool castle or something. Imagine the decor! Aiden's fortress of darkness or something equally dramatic."

Aiden rolled his eyes but couldn't suppress a grin. "Sure, and I'll have a moat filled with angry slimes and a drawbridge made of enchanted crystals."

Radomira giggled. "Now that sounds like a plan! But seriously, if you end up facing an angel, what will you do?"

Aiden's expression grew thoughtful. "I guess I'd have to figure out a way to defeat them. But angels usually come with their own set of rules and powers. I can't just throw a sword and hope for the best."

Radomira nodded. "Maybe you could use your connections? If you manage to forge alliances with other beings, you could strengthen your position."

Aiden pondered this. "True, but I want to avoid causing too much chaos. The last thing I need is to be labeled as a villain in this world. I mean, I'm just a slime trying to create a nation that promotes freedom and unity."

"That's a noble goal," Radomira said softly. "But remember, every hero or leader has to make tough choices. If you want to protect your people, you might have to embrace the darker aspects of power."

Aiden sighed. "I know that. I just hope I don't lose myself in the process. I've seen how power can corrupt others, and I don't want to go down that path."

As they spoke, the door creaked open, revealing Tamamo, who peered in with an innocent smile. "What are you two plotting over here?"

Aiden straightened up, shaking off his worries. "Just discussing the future... and maybe a little bit about my potential destiny as a demon lord."

Tamamo's ears perked up, clearly intrigued. "Oh? That sounds thrilling! If you're going to be a demon lord, then you'll need a proper following. I could help with that!"

Aiden raised an eyebrow. "You? How?"

Tamamo's tail flicked playfully as she spoke. "Well, I have my ways. I could charm a few powerful beings to join your cause, and we can have a solid foundation right from the start!"

Aiden chuckled, shaking his head. "And by 'charm,' you mean..."

"Let's just say I have a knack for persuasion," Tamamo said, winking. "And besides, I wouldn't mind a little chaos now and then!"

Radomira crossed her arms, a smirk on her face. "You're both getting way too excited about this. We need to focus on what's right in front of us. Aiden, have you considered what you want to do with the goblins?"

Aiden nodded. "Yes, I've been thinking about creating a proper community for them. They need a place where they can thrive and be accepted, but I also need to ensure they don't get too dependent on me."

Tamamo chimed in. "That's a wise approach. You want them to grow and learn to stand on their own. Maybe we can hold some training sessions?"

Aiden smiled at the idea. "That could work. We can teach them skills that will help them contribute to the community while fostering their independence."

"Exactly!" Radomira agreed. "And while you're busy with that, I'll be here making sure you're well-prepared for any impending doom, angelic or otherwise."

Aiden grinned at Radomira's determination. "Thanks for the support, you two. I feel like I can take on anything with you by my side."

Tamamo leaned forward, a glimmer in her eyes. "So, what's the first step, future demon lord?"

Aiden took a deep breath, a spark of excitement igniting in him. "First, we need to visit the goblin village and talk to King. I want to ensure they know they have a place in this new community and get their input on what they need."

Radomira beamed at him. "That's a great plan. Let's gather the troops and head out. I can't wait to see how they react to all the changes!"

As they prepared to leave, Aiden felt a renewed sense of purpose. Whatever challenges lay ahead—whether facing an angel or managing a burgeoning nation—he would face them head-on, surrounded by friends who believed in him. Together, they would carve a path toward a brighter future, no matter the obstacles.

To be continued

So yeah, do to you guys almost getting me 100 power stones, I thought why not give a gift, here is 2 Ch together, so um yeah enjoy, also give me power stones, if get me to 100 power stones this week you get a bonus Ch with what ever Ch is relsied