Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 570.2: Hero (2)

With a heavy heart, the Mother Goddess turned Her attention back to Roel.

She diverged Her mana into millions of invisible threads that carefully wrapped themselves around Roel’s body, keeping him safe from all harm in the world. At the same time, She also took back his authority over the God’s Envoys.

“I’m sorry, Mother. The gap between the Savior and me was too huge. I had to fuse my soul with the God’s Envoys to grasp the power to oppose him. Only one of them survived the fight…”

“You did well. It’s better than what I could have done.” The Mother Goddess wiped away Her tears and shook Her head. “You are the only one who has truly hurt Him in the past thousand years. Even I have never accomplished that.”

“…It’s thanks to Edavia. I would have only been able to temporarily destroy His body otherwise.”

“That might be so, but isn’t she part of your power too?” the Mother Goddess said as She gently tousled Roel’s white hair. “Beneath that child’s friendly exterior is an aloof heart. She’s not the kind to intervene in matters that have nothing to do with her. It’s a miracle that you were able to convince her to make a move. And there’s also them as well.”

The Mother Goddess raised Her head and looked at the aurora, who appeared to be worriedly pacing around Roel. A hint of incredulity flashed across Her eyes.

“They hardly interact with mortals at all. The authority I bestowed upon the High Elves only granted them the right to restrict their activities. How did you…” The Mother Goddess’ words slowly trailed off.

Roel revealed a bitter smile. He couldn’t explain the Crown’s Stones, as they were a paradox in this timeline, but he did have some ideas about Edavia’s mindset.

“I have a feeling that Edavia only helped me because she projected the sentiments she felt for someone else onto me.”

“!”

The Mother Goddess widened Her eyes as She grasped the deeper meaning behind those words, but She quickly pulled Her attention back to the present.

“Let’s not talk about this now. Let’s return.”

“Mm.”

“But before then,

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