What Do I Do After Accidentally Saving the Demon King?

[Actually powerful, but currently on the brink of death, loyal and dependable big dog, dragon warlock demon king top x curious little cat, elf priest bottom, top-focused 1v1]

Lamir is an elf priest with boundless curiosity and great power.

As a priest, saving people is his duty. More importantly, Lamir doesn't want to miss any chance to practice his magic.

What's this? Better save it. What's this? Better save it. What's this? Better save it.

But ever since he accidentally saved a dragon warlock named Aleykos, his peaceful life was suddenly thrown into turmoil.

Lamir: Why are there so many people trying to kill you?

Aleykos: Because I'm the Demon King.

Lamir: You're what?

Aleykos: The Demon King.

The Demon King is said to be a descendant of Baal, the god of murder, assassination, and violent slaughter...

Lamir: It's such a lovely day. I'm going for a walk. (Turns and runs away.)

Aleykos: (Catches up and grabs him by the back of his destiny.) I'll come with you. You're welcome.

Later, after Lamir's less-than-willing treatment brought the Demon King back to full health, he suddenly realized that having an overwhelmingly powerful guy charge ahead of him and protect him from all harm wasn't so bad.

★ D&D setting, original plot. You don't need to know the setting to enjoy the story.

★ The bottom is not Jergal, but he is connected to Jergal.

★ The top is a descendant of Baal, but does not worship him.

★ The top is occasionally overcome by bloodlust and undergoes a major change in temperament, but he has a split personality, not dissociative identity disorder, and has never harmed the bottom.

★ The bottom can resurrect endlessly, though most of his deaths are due to his own recklessness and have nothing to do with the top.

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Theme: Saving a life is better than building a seven-story pagoda.