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    Grandfather''s worried voice echoed as I cloaked myself in divinity.


    <There’s no need to amodate that guy. He’s a deeply ungrateful person who doesn’t even appreciate the help he’s been given. You can just chase him off.>


    ‘That’s true.’


    If I lowered my head here and told him to get lost, the hero would dly retreat.


    A hero who values duty more than his own desires, that’s the kind of person he is.


    ‘But I don’t want to do that.’


    Listening to the hero''s words, the desire boiling deep inside me clouded my judgment.


    It’s a risk I don’t need to face. The fight would bring more losses than gains. The possibility of losing is much higher than winning, but those kinds of battles are the ones that feel the most exhrating when you win, aren''t they?


    <...Don’t think this will be the same as the fights deep in the dungeon. The one who has regained his will is far stronger.>


    ‘I’m fine. I’m stronger than I was back then too.’


    Since receiving my powers from Mama, I’ve never given my all in a fight.


    To be precise, I don’t even know how to give my all.


    I have no idea how far I can really go.


    Although people keep saying my name is spreading across the continent, and I’m bing a god, I don’t feel any different.


    But, facing the hero in front of me... if we really fight with everything we’ve got, I’m sure I’ll learn something.


    “Hey, everyone. Let’s have some fun together.”


    With a burst ofughter, fairies spread out around, releasing the scent of flowers.


    As their wings fluttered, their powder scattered, creating a stage full of flowers and grass on the dry dirt below.


    I stepped onto the stage I had seen every morning while greeting people and grinned as I looked beyond my shield.


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