Mamuta

**The Principality of Mamuta** (都市国家マムタ,, *Toshi kokka Mamuta*?) was a human kingdom that fell into ruin.

## History

Mamuta was a small, but developed nation with several tall buildings and modernized infrastructure, although still behind that of Redia. At some point, Mamuta begun importing mechanized sex dolls called "*Madoa*" from Redia, which became a dangerous success with the male population. Crazed from the effectiveness of the toys, Mamuta exported their female population to Redia as slaves, in exchange for vast amounts of sex dolls.

With the female population gone, the male population was subsequently obliterated due to the inability to procreate any further. Mamuta was thus left in ruins and decay, leaving only lewd, and sexualized paraphernalia adorning the city's buildings, and an active mass of robotical sex dolls, as it's only inhabitants.

## Plot

Adonis and Doroka visit the nation while traveling in the desert, only to find the place in ruins. As they inspect the place they come across a mechanized doll who had became crazed due to the lack of sexual partners. The doll attacks Doroka intent on satisfying herself on her, but is shot down by Adonis.

As they further inspect the city they find a mass amount of the mechanical dolls, all desperate, due to being programmed with emotions, while continuously mating with the corpses of their former owners, thus condemned to a lifeless existence. Taking pity, Adonis destroys all the dolls as a form of mercy kill while scoffing at the "marvels" of industrialization.

The pair are unbeknownst to them, tracked by the Redia's National Intelligence being able to trace his teleporting coordinates and immediately attacked by Shirousagi who was sent on orders of Dorothea Grethe to decapitate Adonis and bring the head to her, while killing the Suzuru envoys Five and Six. Shirousagi, quickly demonstrates to be a dangerous opponent due to his mechanized body, giving even Adonis a tough fight. Doroka attempts using her love magic on Shirousagi, but is unable to as he has been overtaken by Dorothea's own spell. Shirousagi summons hundreds of floating mechanical hands from his back which he uses to swarm the duo. Adonis equips himself with a metallic arm and bestows a sword on Doroka.

Despite their efforts the two are overwhelmed by the enormous amount of hands, so Adonis envelops himself and Doroka on a spherical construct, countered by Shirousagi pumping himself with a boost of strength. As Doroka attempts to stab him on his face, he evades the attack and uses his hands on the two. In the ensuing fight, Shirousagi gouges Doroka's eyes out. Adonis demands them back, but Shirousagi crushes them, infuriating Adonis, who uses one of the mechanical hands to burn Doroka's face to cauterize the wound to prevent further blood loss.

Adonis unleashes his powerful attacks on Shirousagi, before his hands overwhelm Adonis. Doroka wakes up, but now blind is found and tortured by Shirousagi. He then moves on trying to decapitate Adonis, but before he can, Doroka uses her Love Magic on Adonis, powering him while healing him. The power boost allows Adonis to easily overwhelm Shirousagi before defeating him, his hands and the intelligence drones with a massive Ice Magic, while Shirousagi begs for a pause.

Shirousagi now defeated, sees Dorothea and "that person" reflected on Adonis and Doroka. Shirousagi dies asking Adonis to deliver a message to Dorothea on his behalf. Following the battle Adonis tells Doroka he will fix her eyes.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 24: Mamuta, the Ruined Country
2. ↑ Chapter 25: Collapsing Life
3. ↑ Chapter 25: Collapsing Life
4. ↑ Chapter 24: Mamuta, the Ruined Country
5. ↑ Chapter 25: Collapsing Life
6. ↑ Chapter 25: Collapsing Life
7. ↑ Chapter 26: Grave Talker
8. ↑ Chapter 27: Shall We Dance?
9. ↑ Chapter 28: A Lost Gaze
10. ↑ Chapter 28: A Lost Gaze
11. ↑ Chapter 29: A Nightmare Lullaby
12. ↑ Chapter 29: A Nightmare Lullaby
13. ↑ Chapter 30: Sweet Talk
14. ↑ Chapter 31: Knightfall
15. ↑ Chapter 31: Knightfall
16. ↑ Chapter 32: A Silvery World Without Sight
17. ↑ Chapter 32: A Silvery World Without Sight