Chapter 385: - 76 "Epilogue" ③
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"I'm sorry, Ulrike Scheidt Walker."
After Ur had departed for the new world, the remaining goddess uttered a small apology.
"But it was dangerous to leave you in that world. But it was dangerous to leave you in that world, because a broken goddess wanted to use you as a vessel. Even the deadly disease that consumed you was spread by a goddess in hiding.
The monologue of the goddess who knew that Ur could not hear her voice, but felt guilty for having reincarnated her without telling her the details, continues.
"If I had lost my life there, the goddess would have taken my body.
The truth of her death, hidden from Ur, and her value were immeasurably greater.
So great was her value that the goddess in charge of another world had to forcibly intervene.
Is it done?
"Yes."
Before she knew it, a man was standing behind the goddess.
The Goddess was not surprised by the sudden voice, but quietly turned around and nodded her head.
The man is also a god.
He is a beautiful young man with a sword at his waist, swordsman-like.
He, too, is a god who controls several worlds and a god of war.
We cannot interfere in that world.
"Yes. But we had to interfere, even if we had to.
"No doubt. At what cost?
"Not so big. It will sleep for a thousand years or so, but that's a minor problem."
Even for God, a thousand years is a reasonably long time.
For a people, it is long enough to give birth to multiple cultures.
But the goddess said that sleeping for a thousand years was a trivial matter.
It is true. In fact, if Ur's existence had been left alone, without forcibly interfering in the world, it might have harmed many worlds. Sleeping is a small price to pay for eliminating that possibility.
"I'm going to miss you."
"Oh, I'm so glad you said that. I'm flattered.
It's true.
Can I leave the rest to you?
I don't mean to interfere. I have no taste for self-sacrifice, as you do."
The goddess laughed.
Although the god of war has a blunt manner, she knows that he is a kind and considerate god who has come here to help her in this way.
"No problem. Just let him see it through to the end."
"...... understood."
"Thank you."
The goddess stood up from her chair, bowing her head, and said to the god of war that she had waited.
"Even if we let Ulrike Scheidt Walker leave the world, there are still other vessels out there. What are you going to do?"
"At present, there is no one as fit as she is, so I think she will be safe for a while. Besides, the demon kings are trying to destroy the goddess.
"I don't know if they are capable of killing gods, but if they try, I'll watch them do it."
"Please."
The god of war sniffs.
"You rest now. If something should happen, I won't intervene, but I'll at least try to wake you up.
"Hmmm, thank you for your concern."
The goddess bowed her head to the god of war and quietly disappeared.
The god of war sat down in the chair she left behind.
"Well, I am not interested, but I will watch over you as I promised.
Then the god of war quietly meditated.
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"I'm sorry, Ulrike Scheidt Walker."
After Ur had departed for the new world, the remaining goddess uttered a small apology.
"But it was dangerous to leave you in that world. But it was dangerous to leave you in that world, because a broken goddess wanted to use you as a vessel. Even the deadly disease that consumed you was spread by a goddess in hiding.
The monologue of the goddess who knew that Ur could not hear her voice, but felt guilty for having reincarnated her without telling her the details, continues.
"If I had lost my life there, the goddess would have taken my body.
The truth of her death, hidden from Ur, and her value were immeasurably greater.
So great was her value that the goddess in charge of another world had to forcibly intervene.
Is it done?
"Yes."
Before she knew it, a man was standing behind the goddess.
The Goddess was not surprised by the sudden voice, but quietly turned around and nodded her head.
The man is also a god.
He is a beautiful young man with a sword at his waist, swordsman-like.
He, too, is a god who controls several worlds and a god of war.
We cannot interfere in that world.
"Yes. But we had to interfere, even if we had to.
"No doubt. At what cost?
"Not so big. It will sleep for a thousand years or so, but that's a minor problem."
Even for God, a thousand years is a reasonably long time.
For a people, it is long enough to give birth to multiple cultures.
But the goddess said that sleeping for a thousand years was a trivial matter.
It is true. In fact, if Ur's existence had been left alone, without forcibly interfering in the world, it might have harmed many worlds. Sleeping is a small price to pay for eliminating that possibility.
"I'm going to miss you."
"Oh, I'm so glad you said that. I'm flattered.
It's true.
Can I leave the rest to you?
I don't mean to interfere. I have no taste for self-sacrifice, as you do."
The goddess laughed.
Although the god of war has a blunt manner, she knows that he is a kind and considerate god who has come here to help her in this way.
"No problem. Just let him see it through to the end."
"...... understood."
"Thank you."
The goddess stood up from her chair, bowing her head, and said to the god of war that she had waited.
"Even if we let Ulrike Scheidt Walker leave the world, there are still other vessels out there. What are you going to do?"
"At present, there is no one as fit as she is, so I think she will be safe for a while. Besides, the demon kings are trying to destroy the goddess.
"I don't know if they are capable of killing gods, but if they try, I'll watch them do it."
"Please."
The god of war sniffs.
"You rest now. If something should happen, I won't intervene, but I'll at least try to wake you up.
"Hmmm, thank you for your concern."
The goddess bowed her head to the god of war and quietly disappeared.
The god of war sat down in the chair she left behind.
"Well, I am not interested, but I will watch over you as I promised.
Then the god of war quietly meditated.
"I'm sorry, Ulrike Scheidt Walker."After Ur had departed for the new world, the remaining goddess uttered a small apology."But it was dangerous to leave you in that world. But it was dangerous to leave you in that world, because a broken goddess wanted to use you as a vessel. Even the deadly disease that consumed you was spread by a goddess in hiding.The monologue of the goddess who knew that Ur could not hear her voice, but felt guilty for having reincarnated her without telling her the details, continues."If I had lost my life there, the goddess would have taken my body.The truth of her death, hidden from Ur, and her value were immeasurably greater.So great was her value that the goddess in charge of another world had to forcibly intervene.Is it done?"Yes."Before she knew it, a man was standing behind the goddess.The Goddess was not surprised by the sudden voice, but quietly turned around and nodded her head.The man is also a god.He is a beautiful young man with a sword at his waist, swordsman-like.He, too, is a god who controls several worlds and a god of war.We cannot interfere in that world."Yes. But we had to interfere, even if we had to."No doubt. At what cost?"Not so big. It will sleep for a thousand years or so, but that's a minor problem."Even for God, a thousand years is a reasonably long time.For a people, it is long enough to give birth to multiple cultures.But the goddess said that sleeping for a thousand years was a trivial matter.It is true. In fact, if Ur's existence had been left alone, without forcibly interfering in the world, it might have harmed many worlds. Sleeping is a small price to pay for eliminating that possibility."I'm going to miss you.""Oh, I'm so glad you said that. I'm flattered.It's true.Can I leave the rest to you?I don't mean to interfere. I have no taste for self-sacrifice, as you do."The goddess laughed.Although the god of war has a blunt manner, she knows that he is a kind and considerate god who has come here to help her in this way."No problem. Just let him see it through to the end.""...... understood.""Thank you."The goddess stood up from her chair, bowing her head, and said to the god of war that she had waited."Even if we let Ulrike Scheidt Walker leave the world, there are still other vessels out there. What are you going to do?""At present, there is no one as fit as she is, so I think she will be safe for a while. Besides, the demon kings are trying to destroy the goddess."I don't know if they are capable of killing gods, but if they try, I'll watch them do it.""Please."The god of war sniffs."You rest now. If something should happen, I won't intervene, but I'll at least try to wake you up."Hmmm, thank you for your concern."The goddess bowed her head to the god of war and quietly disappeared.The god of war sat down in the chair she left behind."Well, I am not interested, but I will watch over you as I promised.Then the god of war quietly meditated.
