I Paired Up With a Woman From an Adventurer Matchmaking App, She Had Perfect Compatibility, But the Worst Personality. When Our Erotic Compatibility Exceeded 200%, She Became the Most Obedient Team Member at Night. - Chapter 2

The town we live in, Altera Walda, is an adventurer town that thrives around the Adventurer’s Guild.
Geographically, the Guild’s imposing building stands at the heart of the city, with main streets radiating outward in all four cardinal directions.
These main streets are lined with weapon shops and item stores catering to adventurers, and it’s common to see adventurers stopping by.
In areas with heavy foot traffic, numerous stalls set up shop, drawing crowds beyond just adventurers and filling the city center with bustling activity.
That’s how the heart of our city was structured.
When Cordelia and I visited the Adventurer’s Guild together, it was unusually crowded.

“If you issue a city-wide summons, of course it’ll be like this,”

“Still, considering the scale of the city, it seems relatively few adventurers actually bothered to come,”

“Is that so?”

“They’re already risking their lives every day on adventures. Even if they hear ‘Come if you’re bored,’ most of them would ignore the summons, saying they’re ‘too busy resting.'”

“What a bunch of slackers.”

“That’s exactly why they’re suited to being adventurers. Well, the Guild understands this, so they send out mass summons to everyone. They know most won’t show up anyway.”

“Doesn’t that make us look like fools for coming all this way?”

A large bulletin board hung outside the Adventurer’s Guild.
The reason for gathering us adventurers seemed to be explained in the poster displayed there.
The adventurers who had gathered at the sound of the bell mingled through the crowd to read the poster.
As soon as they understood its contents, most of them quickly turned around and headed back the way they had come.
The rapid turnover of people allowed Cordelia and me to quickly reach the front of the crowd.
There, we looked up at a poster with the following words emblazoned across it:

[Notice: Recruiting Volunteers for Demon King Subjugation]

“…I see,”

Cordelia nodded in understanding.

“If this is the reason they’re summoning us, it’s no wonder so many adventurers refuse to respond to the call.”
Demon King Subjugation Volunteer Recruitment.
The Demon King—the undisputed ruler of all demons and the root of all evil. An overwhelming monarch possessing more magical power than any other living being in this world. His domain, a foreign land for demons, is an absolute territory that most adventurers wouldn’t even dare approach.
How many would truly volunteer to confront such a being head-on?
Just as Cordelia had predicted, most adventurers glanced at the title of the notice and moved on.
…But.
Just one eccentric individual, defying the flow of departing adventurers, stepped through the Guild’s wide-open front doors.
Just one.
Yet, it was certain that such a reckless oddball existed somewhere in this city.
To gather those few.
Despite being shunned by thousands, the Guild had summoned all the adventurers in town, hoping to find just a handful.
Cordelia and I stood at the front of the crowd, gazing up at the notice.
[Demon King Subjugation Volunteer Recruitment]
Below the title, it stated that the Four Heavenly Kings, the Demon Lord’s top commanders, had been weakened.
As a result, the Demon Lord’s Army was weaker than ever before.
If we were to strike at the Demon Lord, now was our only chance. It was understandable why the Guild had reached this conclusion.
The Guild’s quest completion confirms the Slime Queen’s defeat.
Though not explicitly stated, this was the work of my party with Cordelia.
Furthermore, investigations by the Guild’s spies have confirmed the neutralization of the other three Heavenly Kings: the Golem Master, the Succubus, and the Gargoyle.
Unlike the Slime Queen, the reasons for their incapacitation remain unclear.

“…What would happen if I told them that one of those three—the Succubus—is currently in my living room, sucking my d1ck?”

“Stop it. I don’t want some rash fools setting the place on fire.”

As for the remaining two—the Golem Master and the Gargoyle—we had absolutely no idea how they were neutralized.
Could some elite party, like ours, have secretly assassinated them?

“So? What do we do?”

“What do you mean? It’s obvious, isn’t it?”

“We’re on the same wavelength. As expected of partners with over 200% compatibility.”

“Yeah.”

We exchanged grins and spoke in unison, as if confirming our shared thought:

“Of course we’re going to defeat him!”

“Of course, I’m too lazy to participate!”

“Huh?”

“My apologies, I’ll participate.”

And just like that, Cordelia and I decided to accept the Demon Lord Extermination Quest.