"'Answer their destiny'? Like hell I'd let my children go anywhere near danger!"
Gara's maternal instincts suddenly flared up.
Even if this whole thing had started as a mission—even if he didn't love the fathers of his children—he was determined to raise them well and protect them from harm.
"Their very existence is enough to save this world. You don't have to worry about their safety," said Freya.
"Really?" Gara was still skeptical.
"Yes. They are children I personally blessed," the goddess replied, growing impatient. Dealing with a mother was proving to be unexpectedly difficult.
"In that case, you're now my children's godmother. You have to protect them like I will. Got it?"
Goddess Freya: "--__--"
"Hurry up and say it!"
"Yes, yes," she grumbled.
"A goddess never lies. You better keep your promise." Gara grinned widely.
"But… if this world is destroyed, what happens to my soul? Will I be reincarnated again?"
