Chapter 60: Putting Then in Their Place.

  (Celia’s POV)

  Thud!

  Prince: “My Mother might have relented to you Higher Beings, but I shall not. Leave our castle and kingdom this second, or I will call upon our Goddess to force you to do so!” He said with a serious tone, taking his sword out, and pointing it at us.

  Perhaps since he was a fool, besides the knights, who were visibly scared, even the maids just kept giving us massages. This man, who I assume is the prince, as he looks similar to the queen, isn’t aware of our power, it seems.

  When we arrived, Faith had just gone full power, and displayed her strength without leaving anything out. The queen, of course, graciously let us stay in her castle, and even ordered over twenty maids to tend to us.

  Mena: “Moms…do we need to do anything about this?” She asked with a curious tone.

  Faith: “Why should we? Dear, as a Higher Being, you should really be seeing people like these as just worthless ants. This man is annoying, but at least these maids are female, and are good with their hands.” She replied, poisoning my daughter's mind.

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  Nina: “Yes, you don’t have to be stupidly sympathetic, like Celia is. That woman… Celia is a major outlier when compared to even the nicest and fairest Higher Being.” She added, probably also conspiring to corrupt her sister.

  As for me… I kept quiet. I was never one to force my family to have similar morals and beliefs as I do. Though both Nina and Faith are far older than she is, Mena is actually older than I am. As such, she isn’t a young child, that would be swayed by their words much.

  Prince: “Do not ignore my warning!” He exclaimed in anger.

  Faith: “Silly fool… it isn’t even worth showing you my power. Call your Goddess here if you wish for a bad outcome, or just leave us alone.” She said with a yawn.

  Prince: “You insolent…” His words were cut off.

  Faith: “Listen here, you worthless ant. Continue to waste our time, ruin our mother-daughter bonding, and I will bury this kingdom out of spite, and take this up at some other place. Do your threat, or leave. I will accept nothing else.” She said with a serious tone, using her power, forcing the prince and the knights to fall to the ground, enough to where you could seemingly hear their bones cracking under the pressure.

  Oh… so this is Faith, huh? Unlike the rest of my family, who I greatly softened up over the years, this woman was still very much a pure Higher Being. All mortals were beneath her, and Faith continued to make this fact clear as day.

  The prince, whose name I didn’t care to get, as I sorta doubt that he will be living much longer than this, was greatly shaken up. Even so… he reached under his coat, and then took out an item. Using it, the room flashed a bright light. Wait… with the game going, can he even summon a Goddess!?…