Lilithmon's Demonic Fire

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"It is demonic fire it something that works on a different level then human magic can summon. This fire can not be put out with the water that can be found on the mortal plan. You have to think of this power as something stronger then most mortal could ever control. But if you want to control this better then their is something you can drink that will make you stronger."

Lilithmon smiles as she pulls her breast free of her clothing as she pinched both of her nipples a little. Soon milk started to leak out of her breast as she giggles.

"If you want more powerful attacks then you will need to feed from my body blood and it milk. Do not worry anything that happens here will be kept between you and me. I would not want such strong love between

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